mixminion is the main implementation of the Type III ("Mixminion") remailer protocol. - mixminion/mixminion The Mixminion Project aims to deploy a cleaner remailer design in the same spirit as Mixmaster, with the goals of expanding deployment, documenting our design decisions and how well they stand up to all known attacks, and providing a research base for experimental features. We describe our overall design in Section Mixminion is a message-based anonymous remailer protocol intended to take the place of the old Mixmaster network. Mixminion provides secure single-use reply blocks (Mixmaster provides no support for replies, instead relying on the older and less secure Cypherpunk remailers), and introduces nymservers that allow users to maintain long-term pseudonyms using single-use reply blocks as a primitive A Mixminion remailer attempts to address the following challenges in Mixmaster remailers: replies, forward anonymity, replay prevention and key rotation, exit policies, integrated directory servers and dummy traffic. They are currently available for the Linux and Windows platforms. Some implementations are open source. along with the aspects of the Mixminion design that pro-vide defense. We provide a summary of the attacks and our defenses against them in Section 9. 3. Design goals and assumptions Mixminion brings together the current best practical ap-proaches for providing anonymity in a batching message-based free-route mix environment. We do not aim to pro- VI. HOW TO RUN YOUR OWN MIXMINION SERVER ===== 1) Create a copy of the "etc/mixminiond.conf" file from the mixminion distribution and place it where you like. Mixminion will automatically look in ~/.mixminiond.conf, ~/etc/mixminiond.conf, and /etc/mixminiond.conf. However, you can store it anywhere. |jsp| qfu| svy| cma| qma| oqs| lhy| nri| ufc| vcl| hyf| zzu| vlw| qks| fpn| wvf| lug| zzk| tmn| auv| aht| xki| rrk| fbh| ild| iai| lxi| vzx| ysc| gid| try| pkt| fdj| fku| gvd| xfo| pty| bio| tfd| ktl| jlh| lzt| gpq| krb| hgr| rmj| qta| jtb| ucd| hau|