Re: A brief response on TRUTHWORTHY

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Subject: Re: A brief response on TRUTHWORTHY

From: Niels Grewe <ap65@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>

Date: Fri, 18 Aug 2006 18:59:27 +0200

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On 18.08.2006 at 17:23 crackedactor@xxxxxxxxxxx wrote:

Of course you can still use your cryptic keys, if you want to, just like the internet uses ip addresses today. But for many internal torland websites, a userfriendly URL like alternative, supported by something akin to a torlandDNS system, would be an advantage to get the average man/woman in the street interested.

There already is torque, a naming daemon which allows you to map .onion addresses to keys which are more easily to remember (e.g. 6sxoyfb3h2nvok2d.onion becomes hiddenwiki.tor) It can be checked out from http://balrqba4x57ofa6s.onion/torque.php, but I'd like to refrain from commenting on possible security issues for now.

Niels

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