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1. wiki.p2pfoundation.net › Social_VPNSocial VPN - P2P Foundation

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   The Social VPN Project This is a free and open-source P2P Social Virtual Private Network (VPN) that seamlessly networks your computer with the computers of your friends so that: Your computer can communicate directly to computers of your friends, and all communication is encrypted and authenticated.

2. wiki.p2pfoundation.net › PsiphonPsiphon - P2P Foundation

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   Psiphon is designed to resemble the use pattern of a standard banking transaction, says Michael Hull, Psiphon's lead software engineer. As long as the user accesses Psiphon sparingly, and when she really needs it, this should not create any unusual patterns that censors might notice. Because each of the Psiphon nodes is a small, private network ...

3. wiki.p2pfoundation.net › Golden_Shield_ProjectGolden Shield Project - P2P Foundation

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   The DNS, or Domain Name System, is in effect the telephone directory of Internet sites. Each time you enter a Web address, or URL—www.yahoo.com, let’s say—the DNS looks up the IP address where the site can be found. IP addresses are numbers separated by dots—for example, TheAtlantic.com’s is 38.118.42.200. If the DNS is instructed to ...

4. wiki.p2pfoundation.net › RelakksRelakks - P2P Foundation

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   Relakks = anonymity service. URL = https://www.relakks.com/?lang=eng. "Relakks offers a neutral IP on top of your existing ISP service through a strongly encrypted VPN connection. Basically, this gives users the advantage of a Swedish IP address from anywhere in the world.

5. wiki.p2pfoundation.net › TorTor - P2P Foundation

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   • Description
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   • Tutorial: Anonymous Blogging Using Tor
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   "the Tor system works by using a volunteer network of computers that offer to relay your Web traffic, encrypted and anonymously, through the Tor network. It relays your traffic through three Tor intermediary nodes, the idea being that each relay node knows which neighboring node packets are coming from and going to, but no one knows the entire path...

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   On the proper usage of Tor

   Andrew Lih : "The problem is, people are using Tor without understanding exactly what it does and does not provide. The weak link is when a user’s data finally emerges at the last computer (the exit node) which relays the request to the public Internet. Anyone operating a final exit node can see what you’re sending and receiving. So while Tor provides for end-user anonymity at the network/packet level (IP address), it does not provide for end-to-end data secrecy. The traffic coming off the th...

   The Military Background to Tor

   By Seth David Schoen, EFF: "It's totally true that the military people who invented Tor werethinking about how to create a system that would protect militarycommunications. The current iteration of that is described at 1. https://www.torproject.org/about/torusers.html.en#military right on the Tor home page. However, the Tor developers also became clear early on that thesystem wouldn't protect military communications well unless it hada very diverse set of users. Elsewhere in that same e-maild...

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   From eWeek at http://www.eweek.com/article2/0,1759,2009849,00.asp "Using the tools available at tor.eff.org, I have been able to easily install Tor (along with the Privoxy secure Web proxy) and run it seamlessly without affecting my daily Web usage. One of the main reasons is that the Tor downloads include Vidalia, an easy-to-use GUI that made it s...

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   By Ethan Zuckerman : (See also: The entry on Anonymous Bloggingcontains how-to instructions without access to Tor.)

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   The entry on Anonymous Bloggingcontains how-to instructions without access to Tor. See Also: TOR Made for USG Open Source Spying Says Maker (cryptome.org) http://cryptome.org/0003/tor-spy.htm 1. iPhantom 2. Freenet 3. P2P Networks

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6. wiki.p2pfoundation.net › TelecomixTelecomix - P2P Foundation

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   Comprised of programmers, punks, politicians, pirates, and others, Telecomix believes in person-to-person communication - the original p2p. I sometimes act as a liaison to Anonymous, opportunistically forging connections and collaborations in the service of common goals. On that note, let me go record and state I don't DDOS, deface websites or ...

7. wiki.p2pfoundation.net › Free_Network_MovementFree Network Movement - P2P Foundation

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   The third stage is to use packet tunelling/vpn technology *inside existing infrastructure* to engage in networking that is opportunistically peer-to-peer. As more and more people engage each each other directly when they have the opportunity, the opportunities to do so will multiply.