On the Complexity of Anonymous Communication Through Public Networks

On the Complexity of Anonymous Communication Through Public Networks

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A stepping stone construction: II (Pi-tree)

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A stepping stone construction: II (Pi-tree)

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On the Complexity of Anonymous Communication Through Public Networks

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  1. 1 Intro
  2. 2 Encryption hides message content ...
  3. 3 A practical approach: onion routing [Cha81]
  4. 4 The idea: onions "mix" at honest nodes
  5. 5 Definition of security for an anonymous channel
  6. 6 Related work
  7. 7 A solution in the passive adversary setting [ALU18]
  8. 8 but II, isn't anonymous in the active adversary setting
  9. 9 Attacks highlight necessary (and sufficient) properties for anonymity
  10. 10 Tool for mixing: checkpoint onions [ALU18]
  11. 11 Tool for equalizing: merging onions
  12. 12 A stepping stone construction: II (Pi-tree)
  13. 13 II, plus a butterfly network
  14. 14 IIA, plus a stretched butterfly network
  15. 15 Our final construction: II (Pi-butterfly)
  16. 16 Conclusion

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