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Anonymous networks enable entities to send messages without disclosing their identities. Many anonymous networks had been proposed already, such as Mixnet, DC-net, Crowds, etc. However, they still have serious drawbacks. Namely, they require tremendous computation overheads to transmit messages over networks. That is because asymmetric key encryption algorithms are used. This paper proposes a new...
This paper proposes a new mechanism for anonymous communication to promote recycling of goods. It can be considered that one of the major barriers that makes people reluctant to exchange their goods is the traceability of people who sell or buy goods to be recycled. In terms of this traceability the current Internet is not suitable, when it is used as a communication platform for exchanging products...
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