19. Anonymous Communication

MIT 6.858 Computer Systems Security, Fall 2014
View the complete course: ocw.mit.edu/6-858F14
Instructor: Nick Mathewson
In this lecture, Nick Mathewson delivers a guest lecture on Tor and Anonymous communication.
License: Creative Commons BY-NC-SA
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[@veramentegina]

what an honor to listen to the TOR creator. Thank you MIT!

[@veramentegina]

this was one of the most interesting lectures i have ever listened to. It really makes a different to listen to someone with actual experience of security issues.

[@peppigue]

I like this academic tech wizard implementation of Tony Soprano

[@arturomarquezflores4173]

love how he starts out with a casual application of differential privacy to know how many ppl've read the paper

[@VinayMaru2]

You sir, made tor. i have infinite respect pour toi.

[@davidkrech4671]

Great lecture! I as well respect this mans knowledge. Thank you for Tor. We need more privacy.

[@michaels8297]

Thank you MIT!

[@bigolol]

i love you MIT

[@bariswheel]

Great talk thank you !

[@michallebel3236]

Did anyone understand the part where he talks about IP stacks and TCP stream contents?

[@renegade5942]

is he talking about the david chaum paper ?

[@aleksandrl742]

Good point: `I think that if we go around banning security that works for criminals, we wind up with insecure systems.'

[@peppigue]

@byron perez Criminals will use/abuse anything available to them. Using this as an argument against anything that is of use to legally operating actors is limiting to society.

[@user-yf8il6we2z]

If it wasnt for tor, id be in prison right now!

[@bassimbe5036]

Haha

[@manuelcedillo8599]

Me and My girlfriend brokeup, mathemtician, im sorry.

[@daniellugo4272]

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