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Stealth: Network Request Scattering #90

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cookiengineer opened this issue Dec 13, 2021 · 0 comments
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Stealth: Network Request Scattering #90

cookiengineer opened this issue Dec 13, 2021 · 0 comments

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In order to reduce the typical network traffic correlation attack surface, it is necessary to implement a Ronin functionality for both DNS and HTTP/S traffic.

New Stealth "internet/scatter" Setting:

  • If set to direct it tries to route as much traffic as possible through the local internet connection
  • If set to proxy it tries to proxy as much traffic as possible through the local TOR proxy
  • If set to scatter it tries to scatter traffic as much as possible across the network

Necessary features:

  • The Router Middleware needs to be able to do DNS requests when it receives resolve requests for public domains.
  • The Request API needs to be able to introduce a padding in the request body that allows to send requests in a randomized manner (scatter or proxy).
  • The Request (or Router) API needs to be able to reroute all DNS requests through TOR via DNS over HTTPS (proxy)
  • The Request API needs to be able to introduce a network latency artificially, setting the timeout to a higher value and using a setTimeout() with a random offset in order to schedule a network request at a slightly later point in time.
@cookiengineer cookiengineer changed the title Stealth: Scatterer Middleware Stealth: Network Request Scattering Dec 13, 2021
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