Dicklesworthstone/sassaman_and_dingledine_on_remailers_at_blackhat_2003
A Full Transcript and Slides from the talk "Attacks on Anonymity Systems: The Theory" by Len Sassaman and Roger Dingledine in 2003
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Attacks on Anonymity Systems: The Theory By Len Sassaman and Roger Dingledine *Presented at the Blackhat Conference in 2003* > Editor's Note : This is a transcript of a really great talk given in 2003. You can watch the full video of it here. I thought it was a shame that the video had under 100 views and also has pretty poor sound quality, so I decided to create a transcript using a custom script which I then manually edited for accuracy (as well as added section headers to for convenience). You can also see the original slides from the talk here. Note that I disclaim all rights to any of this content.
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