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A novel traffic dividing and scheduling mechanism for enhancing security and performance in the tor network

Sangeetha et al., 2015

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2569739338720671899
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Sangeetha K
Ravikumar K
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Indian Journal of Science and Technology

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Objective: The main intent of this research is to improve the quality-of-service in the Tor anonymous communication network by splitting the traffic and scheduling it according to the traffic load. Methods: In this manuscript, a Novel Traffic, Dividing and Scheduling (NTDS) …
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