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Re: anonymous web pages?

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NODE 8448ac73Re: anonymous web pages?
At 7:18 PM 10/11/95, Nelson Minar wrote:
>The hard part would be finding a site that would be willing to serve
>anonymous pages. I don't understand the politics at various sites that
>allow anonymous remailers: maybe this isn't much harder?

Yes, it is "much harder". Unless the site had a cache of all the pages that
it was willing to source (the usual case), traffic analysis could easily be
applied to determine the sources for pages because, unlike mail which is
"store and forward", web pages are provided on a realtime connection.

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Richard Wackerbarth
rkw@dataplex.net
NODE 15ca6d6cRe: anonymous web pages?
What's so hard about finding a site to host anon web pages?
c2.org's been doing it for over a year. had the CoS threaten to sue us
over it, even.

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> At 7:18 PM 10/11/95, Nelson Minar wrote:
> >The hard part would be finding a site that would be willing to serve
> >anonymous pages. I don't understand the politics at various sites that
> >allow anonymous remailers: maybe this isn't much harder?
> 
> Yes, it is "much harder". Unless the site had a cache of all the pages that
> it was willing to source (the usual case), traffic analysis could easily be
> applied to determine the sources for pages because, unlike mail which is
> "store and forward", web pages are provided on a realtime connection.
> 
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> Richard Wackerbarth
> rkw@dataplex.net
> 
> 


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