Re:Bunny.py: A WiFi darknet that hides its traffic in the no...
by mothran on Thursday May 16, 2013 @04:52PM
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Very good points. I did some benchmarks a while ago and found the the decode routines (un-optimized) were some of the slower pieces of code in round trip life of a packet. But with some work it could be done.
> But as it stands (MODULUS = N.NN, REMAINDER = 0.NN) only has 5 decimal digits = 16 bits of entropy. Bunny traffic could be identified after observing just a handful of packets (not even knowing the actual values for M and R).
Very true, I will add this to my TODO list, thanks.
> But as it stands (MODULUS = N.NN, REMAINDER = 0.NN) only has 5 decimal digits = 16 bits of entropy. Bunny traffic could be identified after observing just a handful of packets (not even knowing the actual values for M and R).
Very true, I will add this to my TODO list, thanks.