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[Protocol Design] How to create a fully private DHT #6

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ghost opened this issue Jun 22, 2018 · 4 comments
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[Protocol Design] How to create a fully private DHT #6

ghost opened this issue Jun 22, 2018 · 4 comments

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ghost commented Jun 22, 2018

Figuring out how to create private DHT

Name: @Stebalien

Length (choose one): 1 hour meeting

Title (~1-7 words): Privacy Preserving Routing

Abstract (1 sentence up to a couple paragraphs, as you prefer):

In this session, we'll explore ways to improve privacy in IPFS with a focus on the DHT. For a longer writeup, see: ipfs/notes#291 (comment).

This should allow:

  • Private content routing. It should no longer be possible to enumerate all the content stored on IPFS simply by spinning up a bunch of DHT nodes. Bonus: zero knowledge bitswap queries.
  • Private peer routing. Finding a peer will require knowing the peer's ID. To make this useful, peers will need a public ephemeral ID and a permanent ID. The ephemeral ID will be used for content routing, the DHT, etc. while the permanent ID will be used for access control lists, etc.
@ghost ghost assigned daviddias Jun 22, 2018
@daviddias daviddias changed the title Discussion Meeting: Figuring out how to create private DHT [Protocol Design] How to create a fully private DHT Jun 22, 2018
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Intended format described here ipfs-inactive/conf#43

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@Stebalien wanna lead this one. Basing my suggestion on ipfs/notes#291

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Ah. A privacy preserving DHT? Sure.

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