Quote from: smooth on June 21, 2015, 10:09:23 PM

Quote from: generalizethis on June 21, 2015, 02:13:23 PM

Quote from: TPTB_need_war on June 21, 2015, 06:05:42 AM

That "force field" can entirely nullify DDoS, Sybil attacks and even make it impossible to find the nodes involved. So then when the protocol is encrypted and the "force field" is on, the bastards are toast.

Is anyone working on this? And where do I find more info if it is available?

It's already implemented and in operation right now, but it is impossible for you to find it. -facepalm-

Haha, clever. Of course such a "force field" could be identified yet it doesn't follow that just because the "force field" can be identified, then it can be necessarily attacked. Realize again there is safety in large enough numbers, but only when those masses can't be bribed to do the wrong thing (e.g. as democracy does).

Anything that is entirely impossible to find under any possible means would need to have infinite entropy thus by-definition does not exist. But that does not mean a practical hiding of the nodes can't exist within a "force field" that can't be deconstructed due to its smart-mass. Tor and I2P are attempts but I think they can be Sybil attacked. And hidden Tor servers have been unmasked by the Feds by the 100s (possibly using out-of-band methods which are not Tor's fault or perhaps indeed Sybil attacking the relay nodes and other correlation methods).

I am working on it. In fact, I already described it in a public thread. I will not link to it again. I already did upthread. Tongue

Smooth is apparently being facetious as he is not convinced my idea can work.