Representing Network Trust / MIT Press / Designing Privacy Enhancing Technologies / Bayesian Belief Networks / Tor / Springer-Verlag New York Inc. / /
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United States / / /
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Reorganization / Product Issues / /
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University of Illinois / U.S. Naval Research Laboratory / University of Waterloo CACR / /
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client software / path-selection algorithms / Internet exchange level adversaries / Internet Exchange Points / path-selection algorithm / given online chat service / given trust-aware path-selection algorithm / default path-selection algorithms / relay operator / information about human–network / Internet censorship resistance strategies / law-enforcement treaties / Web chat server webirc.oftc.net / information about network / Internet Measurement Conference / metrics portal / /
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Defense Advanced Research Agency / University of Oregon / National Science Foundation / USC/Information Sciences Institute / MIT / IMC / AS and IXP / U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission / Yale University / UCSD / University of Waterloo CACR / University of Illinois / IEEE Computer Society / U.S. Naval Research Laboratory / IXP / /
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guard / /
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onions / /
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XML / DC / /
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Illinois / Oregon / New York / /
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XML / path-selection algorithm / given trust-aware path-selection algorithm / path-selection algorithms / IPv4 / default path-selection algorithms / /
Representing Network Trust and Using It to Improve Anonymous Communication? Aaron D. Jaggard1 , Aaron Johnson1 , Paul Syverson1 , and Joan Feigenbaum2 1 U.S. Naval Research Laboratory