ANONYMOUS STORAGE AND RETRIEVAL OF INFORMATION Olufemi Odegbile.

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ANONYMOUS STORAGE AND RETRIEVAL OF INFORMATION Olufemi Odegbile

MOTIVATION Client-Server model of information storage and retrieval Consumers can anonymously accessed published information using anonymous techniques like crowd or mixes (anonymous routing). However, there are problems with providing anonymity for producer and/or publisher: publisher can be subpoena for clients list, held liable for the content published. Users can easily be prevented from accessing the data three DDOS. Most important of all, there is no deniability for publisher. I will discuss a distributed system of providing anonymity for consumer and deniability for producer/publisher. Publisher (Server) Producer (can also be a publisher) Consumer

BIG PICTURE We can summarize five essential features of the anonymous system as: Decentralization of network functions (P2P) Anonymity of Producers Anonymity of Consumers Deniability for Publishers Resilient against denial of service attack In the project, we will discuss two models/approaches that satisfies goals stated above: FREENET AND FREEHAVEN.

METHODOLOGY AND PROGRESS In the project, we will fully describe two models/approaches that satisfy goals stated above: FREENET AND FREEHAVEN. Issues and attack models of each of the models will be discussed. I will particularly discuss two ways of improving Freenet. Freenet Architecture I am currently studying keys generation and distribution, routing protocols, data storage and retrieval in Freenet. After this I will study papers on Freehaven. Producer Consumer Node space for caching Node space for caching

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