PACMAN: Privacy and Anonymity in Communication, Mobile, and Ad-hoc Networks
In the presence of ever increasing volumes of traffic, legal threats by copyright holders, and QoS demands of customers, network service providers are urged to apply traffic classification and shaping techniques. Such actions violate the End-to-End and Net Neutrality principles and thus threaten freedom of speech and the foundations of democracy.
In this project we strive to enhance privacy and anonymity in communication networks. We show that the user vs ISP war consumes vast amounts of…
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