1/5 The internet is split into different layers with different functions, and the underlying network infrastructure is Layer 0.
25 Aug 2023, 09:48
1/5 The internet is split into different layers with different functions, and the underlying network infrastructure is Layer 0. Let's have a look into how the Nym mixnet addresses the network or transport layer of the internet: think of this as the roads and highways of the web.
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25 Aug 2023, 10:03
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25 Aug 2023, 09:48
5/5 Imagine if all cars traveling on a packed highway looked exactly the same. They travel through tunnels at random intervals, you cannot see when they departed where they are going, or when and where they end their destination. This is what the Nym mixnet achieves. 🔐
5/5 Imagine if all cars traveling on a packed highway looked exactly the same.
5/5 Imagine if all cars traveling on a packed highway looked exactly the same. They travel through tunnels at random intervals, you cannot see when they departed where they are going, or when and where they end their destination. This is what the Nym mixnet achieves. 🔐
25 Aug 2023, 09:48
4/5 The Nym mixnet obfuscates the metadata by encrypting real internet traffic with 'dummy' data, forming identical-sized packets. These pass through 3 layers of mixnodes globally, at random intervals, before decryption. This makes network traffic observation near-impossible.
4/5 The Nym mixnet obfuscates the metadata by encrypting real internet traffic with 'dummy' data, forming identical-sized packet
4/5 The Nym mixnet obfuscates the metadata by encrypting real internet traffic with 'dummy' data, forming identical-sized packets. These pass through 3 layers of mixnodes globally, at random intervals, before decryption. This makes network traffic observation near-impossible.