A replicated implementation of the article 'DeepCorr: Strong Flow Correlation Attacks on Tor Using Deep Learning' in Tensorflow 2.3.
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📦🔐 Attacking Mix Networks to prove the lack of anonymity provided. Implementing Flow Correlation Attacks in different scenarios
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Testbed for Flow-Correlation Attacks on Encrypted Messenger-Applications
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Primary repository for our IEEE TDSC article "Shift Your Shape: Correlating and Defending Mixnet Flows Based on Their Shapes", including trained models and evaluation results.
python machine-learning traffic-analysis pytorch jupyter-notebooks mixnet metada flow-correlation-attacks network-privacy communication-metadata flow-correlation
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Dataset collector to collect Sphinx-level metadata of mixnet flows on Nym in version `nym-binaries-v2023.5-rolo` for our IEEE TDSC article "Shift Your Shape: Correlating and Defending Mixnet Flows Based on Their Shapes".
python rust traffic-analysis jupyter-notebooks mixnet flow-correlation-attacks communication-metadata flow-correlation
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