Can onion links support progressive web apps (PWAs)? This question is explored deeply in our latest blog post, focusing on the functionality and benefits of onion links within PWAs. Onion links, traditionally associated with the anonymity of The Tor network, have potential applications in PWAs, enhancing privacy and security. The article delves into the similarities […]
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The article explores the significant influence of Web3 technologies on the development and functionality of onion links. Starting with a basic understanding of Web3 and its foundational components such as blockchain and decentralized networks, it delves into how these technologies contribute to enhancing the security, privacy, and efficiency of onion links. The central theme revolves
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The blogpost explores the integration of Private Information Retrieval (PIR) on The Hidden Wiki, highlighting its significance in maintaining anonymity and privacy online. Initially, the post delves into why PIR is crucial, especially in platforms like The Hidden Wiki where sensitive information is frequently accessed. The mechanism of PIR on The Hidden Wiki is explained,
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Zero-Knowledge Proof (ZKP) represents a crucial cryptographic method that can enhance security and privacy online, especially in sensitive areas such as the hidden wiki. The zero-knowledge proof enables one party to prove to another that a specific statement is true without revealing any additional information apart from the fact that the statement is correct. The
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In the quest for enhanced encryption, quantum key distribution (QKD) might hold promising potential for platforms like The Hidden Wiki. This blog post delves into the mechanics and benefits of QKD, which fundamentally differs from traditional cryptographic systems by utilizing the principles of quantum mechanics to secure data transmission. QKD offers improved security as it
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The Hidden Wiki, a secretive online directory, could potentially leverage secure multi-party computation (MPC) to enhance its security levels. MPC technology allows multiple parties to jointly compute a function while keeping their inputs private, making it have vast implications for secretive platforms like The Hidden Wiki. This blogpost explores these implications in depth, from explaining
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The role of zk-SNARKs (Zero-Knowledge Succinct Non-Interactive Argument of Knowledge) in enhancing the security of The Hidden Wiki is paramount. This article delves into how zk-SNARKs help in maintaining privacy on The Hidden Wiki, a site known for its anonymous nature. It begins with an introduction to zk-SNARKs, emphasizing their ability to verify transactions without
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Onion sites utilize elliptic curve cryptography (ECC) to enhance privacy and security in their operations. ECC provides strong encryption with lower computational overhead compared to traditional techniques, making it well-suited for the resource constraints of onion sites. This blogpost delves into the basics of how onion sites and ECC function, exploring the implementation of ECC
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This blog post explores the role of Perfect Forward Secrecy (PFS) in enhancing the security of onion sites. Initially, it details how PFS, a security protocol, works by using unique session keys that are not derived from the server’s private key, making it impossible for attackers to decrypt past sessions even if they obtain private
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This blog post explores the technical nuances between onion sites and Zeronet, starting with basic definitions where onion sites are part of the Tor network, offering anonymous communication, while Zeronet operates on a decentralized peer-to-peer model, bypassing traditional internet protocols. The comparison extends to security features, pointing out that onion sites excel in preserving user
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