Tom Kaitchuck ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote: > Perhaps instead of transferring all that data there should be a feature so > that you list specific nodes that you trust in your config file. Then > periodically when you are idle,
When you're *what*? I don't ever recall seeing Freenet in such a state. > While it would be easy to tell if they are lying, the real disadvantage of > this, is that within a network of trust if any node is compromised, the > attacker knows the contents of everyone's store. It would also take a while > to transfer so many keys. Transferring over a local area network would be orders of magnitude faster than transferring over the Internet. However, I see at least two problems here: 1) How do you pull all the keys from a data store and inject them into someone else's data store? 2) Having done so, you've now destroyed all the routing information and specialization. (On the other hand, this might be a *great* way to bootstrap a new �bernode... the catch being that people will only learn about the fact that this new node contains the keys they want if they happen to stumble across it randomly.) -- Greg Wooledge | "Truth belongs to everybody." [EMAIL PROTECTED] | - The Red Hot Chili Peppers http://wooledge.org/~greg/ |
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