jrandom 998f03ba68 killed the loops and the PRNGs by having the tunnel participants themselves specify what ...

tunnel ID they listen on and make sure the previous peer doesn't change over time.  The
worst that a hostile peer could do is create a multiplicative work factor - they send N
messages, causing N*#hops in the loop of bandwidth usage.  This is identical to the hostile
peer simply building a pair of tunnels and sending N messages through them.
also added some discussion about the tradeoffs and variations wrt fixed size tunnel messages.

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killed the loops and the PRNGs by having the tunnel participants themselves specify what

2005-01-19 23:13:10 +00:00

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