Nick Mathewson wrote:
I made the changes conditional on not having GCC, since the GCC syntax
will work with older versions of GCC. (Somebody should check whether
we care about those versions.)
I saw that; from the Changelog:
o Minor features (portability):
- Use C99 variadic macros
This proposal doubles the default number of IPs and reduces the cost
of being an IP since the probability of being selected is no longer
bandwidth-weighted. Is this a fair tradeoff for the performance
improvement?
That seems easy to fix. Make the number of Introduction Points the same as it
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On 7/18/2015 12:49 AM, A. Johnson wrote:
Not having the third guards be selected by every second guard makes
sense when you consider that the adversary may not be able to
compromise all relays equally. That was not a consideration I had
in
Here's another crazy idea that would potentially bring this Vanguards
idea closer to Virtual Circuits: What if you divided your third-level
Vanguards into NUM_SECOND_GUARDS isolated buckets, and mapped exactly
one these buckets to each of your second-level guards?
...
That way, if one
Hello again everyone,
This report covers the period of time that I spent in Washington, DC at the
hidden service meetings. I made excellent progress on this project. On the
10th, for example, I pushed nearly 30 commits. I fixed many significant bugs
and improved many areas that would make the
Hello all,
I came across a blog post that might interest you all. @techdad did a
quick analysis of public images from online black markets (such as Silk
Road et al)[2] from 2011-2015, and came to the following conclusion:
After parsing hundreds of thousands of images, I came across about
