Riffle could serve as a compliment to Tor, since large, rapidly-transmitted files would appear quite different than regular web browsing.ĭissent: Strong anonymity through a combination of verifiable shuffling and DC-net encryption, suitable for a private wifi network. Riffle: An anonymous filesharing system employing a verifiable shuffle encryption model. Riposte’s low-bandwidth high-latency output makes it suitable for microblogging, meaning it could be similar to an encrypted version of Twitter. Riposte: A project that employs a DC-net encryption model to provide highly-anonymous traffic by protecting data by having every client on the network broadcast a data packet of similar size, obfuscating the original transmission. Five next-gen encrypted internet projects
What will the next generation of encryption tools look like? Here are a few of the more promising contenders. In fact, 80% of user types may be de-anonymized within six months, according to a study by the US Naval Research Laboratory, indicating that the encryption community may be in need of something stronger. However, Tor’s encryption may not be completely trusted. In the years since Edward Snowden leaked the NSA’s mass collection of metadata, the amount of Internet users interested in encryption grew dramatically. Tor came to the forefront of the privacy debate through providing an encrypted web browser used by such services as the Silk Road. What will the next generation of encryption tools look like? Tor, the (in)famous encrypted web browser, may not be strong enough to resist the next generation’s attacks on encryption.
0 kommentar(er)
