Re: [Darknet-tools] [freenet-dev] darknet building tool for …

The problem with email addresses is it's impossible to automate since 95% of
the population use webmail. But yes, we need some tools for making it easier
to get connected.

On Tuesday 29 May 2007 20:01, Allen Beye Riddell wrote:
> On Tue, 2007-05-29 at 19:06 +0100, Matthew Toseland wrote:
> > Freenet is not undetectable but it should be hard to detect. If the
> > attacker actually owns the hardware you run it on, well, that's
> > different.
> >
> > But generally I think this is a good thing. It lets those you have added
> > as friends see that you are running freenet, correct?
>
> Right. And it's very discreet, focused on exchanging references with
> people who are _really_ your friends. It only lets your friends know
> that you are running freenet if they have marked themselves as using
> freenet.
>
> Someone might want to consider starting a public group of Freenet users
> on Facebook (and other social networks). Then you'd be exchanging
> references with people you didn't know but at least they're
> authenticated by Facebook/et al. -- which has an interest in being
> trusted by users.
>
> I'd like to design some generalized darknet building tool. With many
> folks having extensive lists of contacts and email addresses (past and
> present), it'd be nice to be able to enter your current and past email
> addresses with a trusted source (ahh, another issue) that would act as a
> middle man to facilitate (while preserving some privacy) hooking up and
> exchanging references (in RL hopefully) with anyone who you have at one
> point e-mailed with you and are running freenet (or other F2F networks).
>
> Anyway, if folks want to discuss this I'd be happy to take it over to
> darknet-tools. I'll cross-post there now.
>
> Cheers,
>
> Allen
>
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