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@toke Hehe, I think that might be the case for several other places too. It's a problem I'm happy to have to fix though. :p

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@toke Hehe, I think that might be the case for several other places too. It's a problem I'm happy to have to fix though. :p

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@ahf Thanks!! 🥳

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@ahf Thanks!! 🥳

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@toke thanks!! 🥳

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@toke thanks!! 🥳

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Exactly one week ago I defended my PhD thesis, title "On Certificate Transparency Verification and Unlinkability of Websites Visited by Tor Users".

Many thanks to my main advisor and collaborator @pulls, so many memories and bonds were formed since ~2015 when we met for the first time!

Useful links:
- Introductory summary: https://www. diva-portal.org/smash/get/diva 2:1751660/FULLTEXT02.pdf
- Full thesis: https://www. rgdd.se/stable/phd-thesis.pdf
- Presentation: https://www. rgdd.se/stable/phd-handout.pdf

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Exactly one week ago I defended my PhD thesis, title "On Certificate Transparency Verification and Unlinkability of Websites Visited by Tor Users".

Many thanks to my main advisor and collaborator @pulls, so many memories and bonds were formed since ~2015 when we met for the first time!

Useful links:
- Introductory summary: https://www. diva-portal.org/smash/get/diva 2:1751660/FULLTEXT02.pdf
- Full thesis: https://www. rgdd.se/stable/phd-thesis.pdf
- Presentation: https://www. rgdd.se/stable/phd-handout.pdf

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@mc you looked stunning, I was so jealous of your black Utilikilt!! Thanks so much for showing up, you made Karlstad a little bit of a better place, ready or not 🤍

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@mc you looked stunning, I was so jealous of your black Utilikilt!! Thanks so much for showing up, you made Karlstad a little bit of a better place, ready or not 🤍

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@eliasr: embargo here refers to the paper not being openly accessible despite being accepted for publishing, with the motivation to coordinate around mitigations and defenses in the following (at the time confidential) TROVE:

https://gitlab.torproject.org/tpo/core/tor/-/issues/40674

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@eliasr: embargo here refers to the paper not being openly accessible despite being accepted for publishing, with the motivation to coordinate around mitigations and defenses in the following (at the time confidential) TROVE:

https://gitlab.torproject.org/tpo/core/tor/-/issues/40674

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https://web.archive.org/web/2023030718 5522/https://mastodon.social/@rgdd/109983513281755291

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https://web.archive.org/web/2023030718 5522/https://mastodon.social/@rgdd/109983513281755291

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To be used as reference at a later time:

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To be used as reference at a later time:

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The embargo of our paper "Timeless Timing Attacks and Preload Defenses in Tor's DNS Cache" has been lifted (@pulls).

https://www. usenix.org/conference/usenixse curity23/presentation/dahlberg

We show that a remote attacker can probe the state of DNS caches at Tor exit relays without false positives; we also provide short-term mitigations (merged), and evaluate a long-term defense with privacy-preserving DNS cache measurements at exits operated by @dfri (@ln4711 @jn9999 @eliasr). Ironically, the long-term defense could boost cache-hits by 2-3x.

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The embargo of our paper "Timeless Timing Attacks and Preload Defenses in Tor's DNS Cache" has been lifted (@pulls).

https://www. usenix.org/conference/usenixse curity23/presentation/dahlberg

We show that a remote attacker can probe the state of DNS caches at Tor exit relays without false positives; we also provide short-term mitigations (merged), and evaluate a long-term defense with privacy-preserving DNS cache measurements at exits operated by @dfri (@ln4711 @jn9999 @eliasr). Ironically, the long-term defense could boost cache-hits by 2-3x.