Evasive Internet Protocol
The Evasive Internet Protocol (EIP) is a modification to the data plane of
the Internet that: 1) prevents senders from forging their identities
while preserving the current Internet privacy paradigm; 2) gives
recipients full control over who can communicate with them and
for how long; 3) achieves the above features without requiring
global signaling protocols; and 4) allows coexistence with and
graceful introduction into the current Internet. See the ToN paper
for details.
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