Meshnets are a possibility.
If you had some vast meshnet, you could subvert/exploit the backbone of the rest of the net.
I'm no high tier expert, but I'd imagine white people can handle it in a few years.
Meshnets are a possibility.
If you had some vast meshnet, you could subvert/exploit the backbone of the rest of the net.
I'm no high tier expert, but I'd imagine white people can handle it in a few years.
IPFS is a p2p meshnet that runs on top of IP. Peers have an assymetric encryption key identity, so their location on IP can be somewhat fluid. I don't see why this couldn't be extended to a general meshnet. It could probably be done without modification to IPFS sources, just IP bridges, and the p2p routing would take over from there. Just thinking out loud. I haven't read the sources in depth.
IPFS is a p2p meshnet that runs on top of IP. Peers have an assymetric encryption key identity, so their location on IP can be somewhat fluid. I don't see why this couldn't be extended to a general meshnet. It could probably be done without modification to IPFS sources, just IP bridges, and the p2p routing would take over from there. Just thinking out loud. I haven't read the sources in depth.
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