You right. There are still IP addresses; you can’t really just yank out layer3 and call it a day.
Here is a piece from their website about the “Secure envelopes”:
“Each node hop only knows about the next one This is similar to onion routing, but assumes that the source is fully in control of the Safety Route and the destination is fully in control of the Private Route.”
There’s also a packet diagram. It’s just encapsulation inception. There are also IP addresses listed as being encapsulated in the packets for additional node hops.
I guess from the perspective of the source and destination, they don’t know each other’s IPs. So there is that v0v.
This is precisely it, and is a similar approach to the ones used by other anonymization networks as well. This allows your entry node to know your node/IP is using the network, but with a secure end-to-end tunnel, nobody along that tunnel knows the entire source -> destination path or data, so it is usually considered sufficiently anonymous and secure.
You right. There are still IP addresses; you can’t really just yank out layer3 and call it a day.
Here is a piece from their website about the “Secure envelopes”:
“Each node hop only knows about the next one This is similar to onion routing, but assumes that the source is fully in control of the Safety Route and the destination is fully in control of the Private Route.”
There’s also a packet diagram. It’s just encapsulation inception. There are also IP addresses listed as being encapsulated in the packets for additional node hops.
I guess from the perspective of the source and destination, they don’t know each other’s IPs. So there is that v0v.
This is precisely it, and is a similar approach to the ones used by other anonymization networks as well. This allows your entry node to know your node/IP is using the network, but with a secure end-to-end tunnel, nobody along that tunnel knows the entire source -> destination path or data, so it is usually considered sufficiently anonymous and secure.
I agree but then again you can use traffic correlation to guess the source ip.