From: usura@vox.hacktic.nl (uSuRa)
To: cypherpunks@toad.com
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UTC Datetime: 1994-08-24 19:14:10 UTC
Raw Date: Wed, 24 Aug 94 12:14:10 PDT
From: usura@vox.hacktic.nl (uSuRa)
Date: Wed, 24 Aug 94 12:14:10 PDT
To: cypherpunks@toad.com
Subject: Remailer-list pinging frequency
Message-ID: <DeukRc2w165w@vox.hacktic.nl>
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raph@kiwi.CS.Berkeley.EDU (Raph Levien) writes:
: 1. Encrypt the ping, so it looks like so much PGP traffic.
A good idea, if a c'punk remailer cannot decrypt a message it should be
considerd "down".
: 2. Pad it with a random amount of junk (but not _too_ much :-), so
: traffic analysis based on size will fail.
That would be the start of RemailerNet. :)
: 3. Chain it through other remailers. A good approach might be to
: choose two random remailers out of the "top five," and sandwich rebma
: between them. The drawback is that it penalizes rebma for their
: latency and failure rate, but this might be acceptable.
One question about your "suggested path", it looks like you thake the
tree fastes remailers [if using kiwi.cs.berkeley.edu].
If the two remailers from Hal Finney are consecutive [ie. 1 and 2 fastes]
a suggestion to mail from alumi to portal would IMHO be wrong,
because for security reasons both remailers should be regarded the same,
since they are operated by the same person. [same goes ofcourse for the
usura@hacktic.nl and the vox.hacktic.nl remailers wich are operated by me]
--
Exit! Stage Left.
Alex de Joode <usura@vox.hacktic.nl>
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