72% of subsea cables would need to fail to impact Bitcoin, study shows

Bitcoin is resistant to random subsea internet cable failures, but is still vulnerable to targeted attacks, according to a Cambridge study based on 11 years of network data.
CoinDesk

Bitcoin can survive 72% of the world's submarine cables being cut, but a targeted attack on five hosting providers could cripple it

A Cambridge study spanning 11 years and 68 verified cable failures found that Bitcoin's physical infrastructure is far more ...
IEEE

A Survey on: Design, Implementation, and Evaluation of a Secure and Anonymous Communication Platform Utilizing the TOR Network for Enhanced Privacy and Data Protection

Abstract: This study presents an advanced anonymous messaging platform that integrates Tor network, VPN, and dynamic IP rotation to provide strong privacy protection for users. Tor network onion ...
IEEE

AlterCell Attack: Exploiting a Logic Vulnerability in Tor Cell Integrity Validation

Abstract: The hidden service is used to protect the anonymity of receivers in the Tor network, but it is often exploited for malicious purposes and becomes a breeding ground for crime. To protect the ...
GitHub

Tor Network Node Tracker

An automated hourly archive of active Tor network nodes with comprehensive historical tracking. This repository provides structured datasets of relay, exit, and guard nodes for research, monitoring, ...