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by lawl
2988 days ago
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Not sure if it's helpful for your specific case, but that's pretty much what Tox is doing. They have a DHT and to 'avoid' leaking connection information they implemented onion routing[0] > Tox generates a temporary public/private key pair used to make connections to peers in the DHT. Onion routing is used to store and locate Tox IDs, to make it more difficult to, for example, associate Alice and Bob together by who they are looking for in the network. Again, I'm not sure if that'd be all that helpful in a case where e.g. Azure sees all the edits, I think timing attacks are pretty simple when you see the entire network. But then again, I'm not an expert and I also have no clue how your software works, so i don't want to go out on a limb. [0] https://wiki.tox.chat/users/techfaq |
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