Top changes in Tor since the 2004 design paper (Part 1)
The main academic reference for Tor is "Tor: The Second-Generation Onion Router" by Dingledine,...
Posts by nickm
Some thoughts on the CRIME attack
By this point, some people have started to ask me about the Rizzo and Duong's new CRIME attack...
Tor and the BEAST SSL attack
Today, Juliano Rizzo and Thai Duong presented a new attack on TLS <= 1.0 at the Ekoparty...
IPv6 is the future, I hear
A while ago, I wrote up a description of what needs to be done to get Tor to be IPv6-compliant...
New OpenSSL vulnerability; Tor not affected
There's a new buffer overflow vulnerability in versions of OpenSSL from 0.9.8f through 0.9.8o,...
Some notes on progress with IOCP and Libevent
Hi! I recently wrote up a status report for the progress we're making on hacking Libevent, and I...
Down to 0 issues on Coverity Scan.
As of 7 January, we're down to 0 issues on Coverity Scan. This is great news! In case you...
The MD5 certificate collision attack, and what it means for Tor
Today, a team of security researchers and cryptographers gave a talk at the 25th Chaos...
The Tor Project is in Google Summer of Code 2008!
Once again, with sponsorship from the amazing folks at the EFF, the Tor Project has been...
Tor meetup in San Francisco, 7pm this Thursday
Hi, folks! I'm in the San Francisco area for the week, so I thought it would be good to have an...