an enhancing security research of tor anonymous communication to against ddos attacks
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Abstract
Tor (The Second Onion Router) is modified by the first generation onion router and known as the most prevalent anonymous communication system. According to the advantage of low latency, high confidentiality of transmission content, high security of communication channels and et al., Tor is widely used in anonymous Web browsing, instant message and so on. However, the vulnerability and blemish of Tor affect system security. An identity and Signcryption-based concurrent signature scheme was used to prevent the behaviors of attackers from inserting controlled nodes and conspiring to make DDos attacks. The integrated security of Tor system was enhanced in our scheme. In addition we have proved the scheme.
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| Authors | ;Feng Tao;Zhao Ming-Tao |
| Journal | journal of banking and finance |
| Year | 2017 |
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10.1051/itmconf/20171204018
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