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Re: Servers Should Use a Secure Mix Algorithm

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Subject: Re: Servers Should Use a Secure Mix Algorithm
From: Colin Tuckley <colin@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Fri, 03 Mar 2006 09:49:47 +0000
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Joel M. Baldwin wrote:
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> If the software has access to the mixminion server ServerDesc it could
> parse the file and find the same info.  It could then make decisions on
> routing based on the algorithms published in the dictionary.

I don't know about Nymbaron, but miniontest asks mixminion to generate a
random path of a certain length, so doing this would be a change to mixminion.

Colin

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References:
- Re: Servers Should Use a Secure Mix Algorithm
  - From: Joel M. Baldwin
- Re: Servers Should Use a Secure Mix Algorithm
  - From: Colin Tuckley
- Re: Servers Should Use a Secure Mix Algorithm
  - From: Joel M. Baldwin

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