Tor Network - Protect Your Identity!

This project builds a prototype Tor network to demonstrate the idea of using intermediate Tor nodes to protect the identity (IP) of a client.
The directory server tracks existing Tor nodes in the network.
The data server is a servers a simple key-value store, developed solely for the purpose of demonstrating our prototype Tor network. We assume that the client only visit our data server.
The Tor client is also developed for prototype demonstration. It sends a request into the Tor network that will eventually reach the data server. We assume that the users only use our client program to visit our Tor network.
The Tor nodes are the individual nodes that make up our anonymity network.

How to start Diretory_Server

go run dirserver/dirserver.go [Ip] [PortForTN] [PortForTC]

(Default: Ip=localhost, PortForTN=8001, PortForTC=8002)

How to start Data Server

go run server/server.go config/server.json

How to run Tor client

go run client/client.go config/client.json keyToFetch

How to run Tor node

go run tn/main.go [dsIPPort] [listenIPPort] [fdListenIPPort] [timeOutMillis]

(Default: dsIPPort=127.0.0.1:8001, listenIPPort=127.0.0.1:4001, fdListenIPPort=127.0.0.1:4002, timeOutMillis=1000)

How to generate ShiViz log file

Make sure you have installed GoVector: go get -u github.com/DistributedClocks/GoVector

Make sure you have removed all previous logs: rm *.txt

$GOPATH/bin/GoVector --log_type shiviz --log_dir . --outfile tor-net-vec-log.log

This is a collaboration project with:

https://github.com/Minxing-Wang

https://github.com/kanchine

https://github.com/J0YAL