Brandon wrote:

> > Well, it was bound to happen some time. There's now software that
> > claims to be able to attack Freenet:
> >
> >         http://www.wired.com/news/technology/0,1282,40816,00.html
>
> Wow! So we've finally gotten to the point that you need to disguise that
> you're running a Freenet node. Or, rather, it needs to be hard to get a
> list of nodes. So it's time to push through the discovery probes and
> private networks then. At least someone's finally criticizing us for
> actual flaws.

Run the node as a proxy on :80 that knows when to send a packet to the web
browser, and when to the f-node. (Uhm, may not be the issue, but maybe it
helps against something else?)



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