Adobe / YouTube / Facebook / SRI International / /
Continent
Asia / /
Country
Libya / Egypt / Syria / Australia / /
Facility
Stanford University Massachusetts Institute of Technology / /
IndustryTerm
Internet access / potential rendezvous protocols / Internet Service Providers / flash proxy operator / e-commerce transaction / similar device / web socket technologies / acceptable Internet traffic / target web site / client software / public Internet / web browser / circumvention systems / Internet Freedom / destination web site / volunteer web sites / rendezvous protocol / torperf measurement tool / proxy systems / socket-like technologies / circumvention tools / arbitrary software / Internet filters / volunteer web site / circumvention tool / Internet traffic / secure client software distribution / Rendezvous protocols / volunteer site / Internet filtering / web browser security policies / banking / Proxy-based circumvention systems / e - commerce / web server / fact web sites / open Internet / volunteer web page / /
OperatingSystem
Linux / /
Organization
Stanford University Massachusetts Institute of Technology / /
Person
Tor Uninterrupted / /
ProgrammingLanguage
JavaScript / /
ProvinceOrState
Massachusetts / /
Region
Middle East / /
Technology
XML / Linux / API / operating system / cellular telephone / web socket technologies / 1 2 Stanford University Massachusetts Institute of Technology / rendezvous protocol / firewall / network address translation / Rendezvous protocols / socket-like technologies / HTTP / Flash / web server / potential rendezvous protocols / /
Evading Censorship with Browser-Based Proxies David Fifield1 , Nate Hardison1 , Jonathan Ellithorpe1 , Emily Stark2 , Dan Boneh1 , Roger Dingledine3 , and Phil Porras4 1 2