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Building a new Tor that can resist next-generation state surveillance (ars technica)
Here's a
lengthy ars technica article on efforts to replace Tor with something
more secure. "As a result, these known weaknesses have prompted
academic research into how Tor could be strengthened or even replaced by
some new anonymity system. The priority for most researchers has been to
find better ways to prevent traffic analysis. While a new anonymity system
might be equally vulnerable to adversaries running poisoned nodes, better
defences against traffic analysis would make those compromised relays much
less useful and significantly raise the cost of de-anonymising
users."
Here's a
lengthy ars technica article on efforts to replace Tor with something
more secure. "As a result, these known weaknesses have prompted
academic research into how Tor could be strengthened or even replaced by
some new anonymity system. The priority for most researchers has been to
find better ways to prevent traffic analysis. While a new anonymity system
might be equally vulnerable to adversaries running poisoned nodes, better
defences against traffic analysis would make those compromised relays much
less useful and significantly raise the cost of de-anonymising
users."
