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Re: Proposal for making Tor TLS stand out less



El 01/02/11 16:37, cmeclax-sazri escribió:
Currently Tor traffic is sent in packets of 512 bytes (which "setevents bw"
shows as 586), which makes it easy to recognize even though it's all TLS
encrypted. I propose implementing the following on each connection from one
Tor node to another:
1. Allocate a 2048-byte buffer.
2. When the relay has a packet to send, it puts it in the buffer, then picks a
random number from 1 to the number of bytes in the buffer or 1426, whichever
is less, and sends out that many bytes.
3. If the number of bytes remaining in the buffer is more than 1536, repeat
step 2.
4. If no packet is ready to go out for a second, send out whatever is in the
buffer.
1536=2048-512; 1426=1500+512-586.

cmeclax
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Is it really so infrequent to send SSL chunks of size 512B?

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