Designing an Anonymous Network
Kent Radek - Designing an anonymous network Mr.
Summary
Architecture and Background
Kent Radek - Designing an anonymous network Mr.
Vulnerability Analysis
Radek began life as a satellite communications engineer, decided that sucked, and went to work on a computer science degree.
Exploitation and Demonstrations
After a few years (better not discussed), he began life over as a software engineer with a defense contractor.
Remediation and Defensive Strategies
It took him five years to discover that also sucked, but in the meantime, he designed a pretty cool encryption system for military communications. Recently, he began his third incarnation as a Linux developer, who, in his spare time, decided to combine the best features of Gnutella, Freenet, and Publius in order to make the world a better place for people who enjoy privacy and free speech. His interest s(which are none of your business) include photography, running, cycling, SETI, penguins, and (unfortunately) DVDs. Sites to see: www.puzzlenet.net, www.radek.org, and www.grasshoppertakeover.com.
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