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Research Paper | Information Security | India | Volume 11 Issue 1, January 2022

Anatomizing Relay Disintegration and Hop Operations of Tor

Ujas Dhami ^[4] | Nisarg Shah ^[4]

Abstract: The Tor Project is a prominent asset to privacy and security, metastasizing among commercials, and political leaders. The project has a designated browser, to route source requests to a generous consigned number of proxies, before reaching the header destination. Investigation: This paper is an in-depth observation made by setting up a Node Switch into the Tor Network, using a denominated Virtual Private Server (VPS), to capture, analyze, and compare Relay traffic to the Entry Node traffic to determine the entropy, encryption topology, and heuristics of the network. Method: This examination deduces the security, seclusion, and pliability of the network concerning the anonymity of browsing by using the methods of Static and Dynamic analysis. Principle Result: The Entry Node transmitted unencrypted domain names with IP addresses over the network, with the relay, encrypting the transmission suite for further propagation using TLSv1.2 encryption keys with a substantial amount of exchanges.

Keywords: Onion Network, Tor Browser, Tor Nodes, Online Privacy and Security, Anonymous Surfing

Edition: Volume 11 Issue 1, January 2022,

Pages: 371 - 376

Anatomizing Relay Disintegration and Hop Operations of Tor

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Ujas Dhami, Nisarg Shah, "Anatomizing Relay Disintegration and Hop Operations of Tor", International Journal of Science and Research (IJSR), https://www.ijsr.net/get_abstract.php?paper_id=SR22107180146, Volume 11 Issue 1, January 2022, 371 - 376, #ijsrnet

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