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Anti-censorship meeting notes, 19 Mar 2020
by Philipp Winter 19 Mar '20

19 Mar '20

Hi friends, Here is our meeting summary: http://meetbot.debian.net/tor-meeting/2020/tor-meeting.2020-03-19-17.59.html And here is our meeting pad: Anti-censorship work meeting pad -------------------------------- Next meeting: Thursday March 19th 18:00 UTC Weekly meetings, every Thursday at 18:00 UTC, in #tor-meeting at OFTC (channel is logged while meetings are in progress). == Goal of this meeting == Weekly checkin about the status of anti-censorship work at Tor. Coordinate … [View More]collaboration between people/teams on anti-censorship at Tor. == Links to Useful documents == * Our anti-censorship roadmap: https://gitlab.torproject.org/torproject/anti-censorship/roadmap/boards * Our roadmap consists of a subset of trac tickets. For 2020 Q1, the trac keyword is anti-censorship-roadmap-2020Q1 * Next planning session: last week of April * The anti-censorship team's wiki page: https://trac.torproject.org/projects/tor/wiki/org/teams/AntiCensorshipTeam * Past meetings' notes can be found at: https://lists.torproject.org/pipermail/tor-project/ * GetTor's roadmap: https://gitlab.torproject.org/groups/torproject/anti-censorship/gettor-proj… * Tickets that need reviews: from sponsors we are working on: * https://trac.torproject.org/projects/tor/wiki/org/sponsors/Sponsor30 * https://trac.torproject.org/projects/tor/wiki/org/sponsors/Sponsor28 * Anti-censorship related tickets that we want other teams to fix: * https://pad.riseup.net/p/tor-anti-censorship-tickets-keep ------------------------- --- March 19th 2020 -- ------------------------- == Announcements == * == Discussion == * Let's talk about the next steps to get snowflake to an "MVP" so it can be useful to users. * When is it a good time to blog about what we've been up to wrt snowflake? Before/after the TurboTunnel merge? * How about every two weeks, we pick a project or a paper and discuss it, reading group-style? * We could talk about it during our IRC meetings or over at https://github.com/net4people/bbs/issues * Ideally, we would exchange ideas about the benefits/issues of a project; how Tor could benefit from it; etc. * The goal is for us to stay up to date on recent developments and learn from each other. == Actions == * == Interesting links == * == Updates == Name: This week: - What you worked on this week. Next week: - What you are planning to work on next week (related to anti-censorship work). Help with: - Something you may need help with. phw: This week (2020-03-19): * Wrote February 2020 report * https://lists.torproject.org/pipermail/tor-project/2020-March/002774.html * Identified and contacted bridges that run soon-to-be-obsolete Tor versions * https://trac.torproject.org/projects/tor/ticket/32672#comment:42 * Added a bunch of new papers to CensorBib * Some catching up on Sponsor 28 emails * Reviewed several docker, GetTor, and BridgeDB patches * Tried to figure out if #33464 really is a problem (it isn't) * Addressed remaining feedback for #33008, merged, and deployed * Filed #33630 to get noisebridge01 removed from list of default bridges * It's been unmaintained for a looong time * Realised that BridgeDB doesn't let bridges *change* their distribution mechanism and filed #33631 to get it fixed * ...the fix is more invasive than I thought, though * More coordination on our monitoring infrastructure (#31159) * Our sysmon instance was broken, resulting in us not knowing that our UMN default bridge was down :( * Spent way too much time trying to figure out why BridgeDB's overly complicated installation procedure is now broken * ...still not clear :( Next week: * Write a summary of our current BridgeDB distribution mechanisms and brainstorm new ones * Pay attention to volunteer work (help agix with BridgeDB reviews; thymbahutymba with docker; Sergey with https proxy) * Make BridgeDB report internal metrics (#31422) * Catch up on RACE; in particular wrt obfs4 improvements Help with: * Gaba: () Last week (2020-03-12): * not much related to anti-censorship This week (planned): * not much related to anti-censorship cecylia (cohosh): last updated 2020-03-19 Last week: - finished Tor browser patch to update pion (#33576) - Revise GetTor help (and links) message (#23226) - removed server-webrtc (#33636) - final edit passes for NSF grant - worked on a Snowflake package for Debian (#19409) - helping with update of obfs4proxy debian package - remove server-webrtc from snowflake repo (#33636) - reviews of #33008, #33638 - talked with alwayslivid about telegram bot for GetTor (#22011) - prepared for potential snowflake repo split (#33593) This week: - maybe continue work on throughput check (#32938) - make a Snowflake package for debian (#19409) - Resume obfs4 and snowflake tests (#31701, #32657, and #32545) - look at options for getting STUN information to snowflake clients (#25591) - make sure obfs4proxy debian package gets updated - take a look at reviving the twitter responder in GetTor (#33036) Needs help with: - Update Snowflake license (#33637) - Review of GetTor help/links message update (#23226) - Decision and review of snowflake repo split (#33593) arlolra: 2020-03-19 Last week: - some snowflake refactoring (#33638) and review - #33665 Next week: - maybe the proxy parts of #19026 - start on #31201 Help with: - dcf: 2020-03-19 Last week: - reviewed snowflake proxy throughput tests (#32938) - filed a ticket for a needed security upgrade for the snowflake bridge (#33644) - let snowflake-turbotunnel handle simultaneous SOCKS connections (#33519) Next week: - announce snowflake-turbotunnel Tor Browser packages with 9.5a8 - file ticket for snowflake-turbotunnel merge - share access to the snowflake broker CDN configuration (#30510) Help with: cjb: 2020-03-19 Last week: - gonna be afk with kids Next week: Help with: agix:2020-03-19 Last week: - Opened #33647 (Minor updates to BridgeDB's dependencies) - Worked on the GSoC proposal - Fixed broken patch for #31967 Next week: - Continue on #31967 and #31426 Help with: - catalyst: 2020-03-19 last week: - did some s28/s30 prioritization with ahf - helped cohosh with some Debian packaging related things this week: - work on some s28/30 tickets, e.g., #5304 thymbahutymba: 2020-03-12 Last week: - docker-compose for obfs4-bridge (#31834) - multiarch docker obfs4 images #33461 (even though is more then a week ago) - reported issue concerning #31834 (comment 25) Next week: Help with: Hiro: (last updated before 2020-01-09) Started restoring Twitter Responder. When retrieving tweets I need to check for new tweets only otherwise Gettor will end up responding to old back log and already answered messages. <-- is this #27330 ? Next Week: - Work on gettor specs <-- Is this #3781? - More with review of strings and website content and translation [View Less]

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Sponsor 38 update (Shadow simulator)
by Jim Newsome 19 Mar '20

19 Mar '20

Project management: * We’ve filled in a more granular plan in the _Sponsor 38_ <https://trac.torproject.org/projects/tor/wiki/org/sponsors/Sponsor38>page. We’ve made some progress on _Shadow_ <https://github.com/shadow/shadow>’s milestone _Improve development assurance and velocity_ <https://github.com/shadow/shadow/milestone/15>. Notably: * Fixed remaining compiler warnings in our continuous-integration environments, and enabled -Werror there. _[#… [View More]726_ <https://github.com/shadow/shadow/issues/711>] * Added continuous integration for shadow-plugin-tor, testing each pull request of shadow-plugin-tor against stable versions of shadow and Tor [_#85_ <https://github.com/shadow/shadow-plugin-tor/pull/85>, _#86_ <https://github.com/shadow/shadow-plugin-tor/pull/86>, _#90_ <https://github.com/shadow/shadow-plugin-tor/pull/90>], and also run it for pull requests in the Shadow plugin against stable versions of shadow-plugin-tor and Tor [_#727_ <https://github.com/shadow/shadow/pull/727>] _v1.14.0_ <https://github.com/shadow/shadow/releases/tag/v1.14.0>of Shadow was released. In addition to the changes above, it modularizes the router queue management algorithm and makes CoDel the default algorithm. Our current focus is on prototyping Phantom: a new architecture for Shadow that will run applications in their own processes rather than using a custom ELF loader to load them directly into Shadow’s process. The new architecture will work with unmodified program binaries (rather than having to recompile them with -fPIC), should be stabler and easier to maintain, and may have performance benefits. Because Rob Jansen and Ryan Wails at NRL are actively involved in this development work, NRL regulations require that the active development happen in a private branch. When it’s ready to be upstreamed, they’ll go through an NRL release process and merge it into the public repo. In the meantime there is a place-holder issue [_#738_ <https://github.com/shadow/shadow/issues/738>] in the public repo. Recent progress on Shadow-Phantom: * Added ability to simultaneously support alternative “thread” strategies for controlling and communicating with plugins. * Working proof-of-concept of “Shim-Pipe” threads, which use LD_PRELOAD to interpose the libc API to call a version of the “syscall” function that communicates via Shadow using a pipe. * Nearly done with a shared-memory-based IPC mechanism for the Shim-Pipe, which will be used for syscall pointer arguments. * Working proof-of-concept of “Ptrace” threads, which use ptrace to attach to plugin threads, and intercept and service syscalls. This approach is expected to be a bit simpler (the tracing process can directly read and write the tracee’s memory, making marshalling easier) and more reliable (e.g. handle direct usage of the syscall instruction), but be less performant (likely more context switches between Shadow, the OS, and the plugin). In the coming month our main focus will continue to be on Shadow-Phantom. We intend to flesh out the functionality enough to start doing simple networking benchmarks, and if results look promising will continue to flesh it out enough to run Tor. [View Less]

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Metrics Meeting Notes, March 19th 2020
by Gaba 19 Mar '20

19 Mar '20

Hi! We had our weekly metrics team meeting today. The next one is going to be on March 26th at 1500 UTC. The pad for the meetings in 2020 is at https://pad.riseup.net/p/tor-metricsteam-2020.1-keep The agenda and notes for today (and last week) are here: ----------------------------------- Agenda Thursday, March 19th, 15 UTC ----------------------------------- Time tracking (karsten) 1.0 Update CDF-TTFB graph (#33256) 0.8 Add CSV file export of graphed data (#… [View More]33258) 0.6 Improve logging for Exonerator (#24542) 0.5 Extend integration tests in metrics-test to also test Onionoo (no ticket) 0.3 Make all Descriptor implementors serializable (#33090) 0.2 Display a bridge's distribution bucket (#33008) 0.2 Fix deserialization of UTF-8 characters in details statuses and documents (#21933) 0.1 Document how we estimate users by transport by country (#29636) 0.4 Other more topics here Log: http://meetbot.debian.net/tor-meeting/2020/tor-meeting.2020-03-19-15.02.log… ----------------------------------- Agenda Thursday, March 12th, 15 UTC ----------------------------------- Time tracking (karsten) 0.6 Add directory authority bytes to dirbytes graph (#33065) 0.4 Cache-Control header on 404 does not permit caching (#32065) 0.8 Simplify logging configuration across code bases (#33549) 0.1 Configure embedded Jetties programmatically rather than using IoC (no ticket) 0.1 Extend descriptorCutOff in CollecTor's RelayDescriptorDownloader by 6 hours (#19828) 0.1 Find a working alternative to using MaxMind's GeoLite2 databases (#32978) 0.1 Investigate possible bug in m-web logs (no ticket) 0.1 Make all Descriptor implementors serializable (#33090) 0.1 Relay Search does not have an icon for StaleDesc (#33453) 0.1 Relay Search flags are vertical on Tor Browser 8.0.2 on macOS (#28317) 0.1 Relay Search should be able to handle non-numbers in "as:" parameter (#32683) 0.1 Send service change announcement for check/tordnsel (#33510) 0.0 Update instructions for enabling javascript when javascript is disabled (#31714) 0.0 Do not let appended descriptor files grow too large (#33502) 0.4 Other ExitScanner (add more topics) Log: http://meetbot.debian.net/tor-meeting/2020/tor-meeting.2020-03-12-15.00.log… -- Project Manager: Network, Anti-Censorship and Metrics teams gaba at torproject.org she/her are my pronouns GPG Fingerprint EE3F DF5C AD91 643C 21BE 8370 180D B06C 59CA BD19 [View Less]

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Notes from Vegas Meeting MARCH 12 2020
by Erin Wyatt 17 Mar '20

17 Mar '20

Vegas Team Meeting Notes March 12, 2020 Anarcat 1. hiro switched us over to the new gitlab server, and that fixed the bug yaaaay! 2. check.torproject.org service replaced, old chiwui will *finally* be decomissionned in april (#33536, #33362, #29399) 3. performed SVN access audit and cleanup (#33537) - what is sue's username? [delegated to gaba] 4. reviewed DoH article 5. had our monthly meeting on monday 6. started drafting a "tools" policy, to limit and document tools used in the team (e.g. "… [View More]we use Debian and Python, not Arch Linux and Golang"), specifically introduced and demo' Fabric as a new tool to automate ad-hoc jobs 7. migrated git-rw/cupani to the ganeti cluster, the first major live service to migrate (#33586) 8. handled a minor security issue with Puppet certificate revocation (#33587) 9. routine work (puppet module upgrades, code reviews Steph 1. Coordinating/writing responses to press inquiries 2. Edited DoH blog post with Roger, Matt 3. Working with annalee_ on a vpn blog post 4. Participated in IWD on social media with a graphic by Anto 5. Making arrangements for alternate SF meetings 6. Working with OTF lab on onion services pages 7. Will submit to have a booth at DEFCON, starting initial swag/staff planning Gaba 1. S30 meeting and follow up 2. S55 meeting and follow up 3. Coordinating DoS defenses discussion. 4. Follow up on tor library size discussion 5. Follow up on svn access 6. Reading on outreachy to keep up with applicants 7. Soundtrack https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EBRAhgvixTg Gus 1. Submitted Cleopatra's final feeback in Outreachy. 2. Starting to get contacted by new Outreachy contributors. 3. Moving forward with the next DocsHackathon. 4. New training material digital security for journalists ready for review. 5. Submitted all peer feedbacks and self feedback. 6. Re-organizing Community Team plans and working in a contingency plan. Georg: 1. network health work is moving forward 2. finished peer feedback 3. I spent a bunch of my weekend thinking about our organization-wide goals and how to break those down into actionable items on our roadmaps, and above all, where the current blockers are on making progress in that direction. We clearly want that flow but are not there yet. Alex: 1. Submitted peer feedback that was missing to Isa, late. 2. Virus is over DK and they have closed down some of the state, so keeping a bit track of what is going on there. Sarah's working from home now as well, which might mean that I will be working in more "normal 9-17" hours in DK and be less online in the evening. 3. Review of sbws and chutney work by juga and teor. Both projects seems to be going well. 4. Made a plan with Nick on some Windows and security items that I need to have ready for our upcoming release(s). 5. Network team folks had some feedback on the feedback process in the 1:1's. I'm keeping notes around on that and I guess we'll do some evaluation at some point? 6. My talk at University College Lillebaelt was cancelled because they dropped the conference, but I ended up doing a much long lecture just for the students in their network monitoring and security class. Was fun! 7. Behind on GSoC/Outreachy things I think. Mike: 1. Helped w/ final review of DRL 2. USENIX paper review 3. FlashFlow coordination 4. HS DoS planning + reading 5. Role discussions Antonela: 1. S30 work, OONI design tasks, user research and tor browser ft bridges. 2. Sent ux team report for february. 3. Working with diogosergio on setting up a workflow with git for design iterations. 4. emmapeel is working with fundraising on a MOSS grant to get ride of transifex with the linguine group. 5. We need a plan to ship onion names in stable. 6. Planning with nah remote user research as part of S9. 7. Reviewing the various OTF Learning Lab deliverables. 8. First meeting with Simply Secure for Metrics this friday. 9. Trying to make internal demos monthly call a thing.\o/ Sarah: 1. Converting SF EFF event into a virtual happy hour. 2. Bitcoin2020 is postponed to later in the year. 3. Plugging ahead on plans for NYC event April 13th and exploring virtual options. 4. Planning for fundraising appeal for walking onions. 5. Upcoming meetings with Omidyar and Internet Society Foundation. 6. Applied for booth at IGF in November. Pili: 1. Working on outstanding feedback 2. Done with OTF revisions 3. Answering GSoC and Outreachy queries 4. Finally sent Browser team february report 5. Need to think about how we move some projects forward given cancellations of face to face meetings. We might do an online mini hackweek for Community, UX and Websites team during the week we would have been at IFF with a number of online presentations and events. We're still figuring out the details 6. Docshackathon prep Nick: 1. I need to get stable releases out soon, but stuff is being a bit sluggish. Working on it. 2. DoS meeting has been moved from in-person to online; will happen next Tuesday as a pilot for future online team meeting-type stuff Philipp: 1. Back from vacation and trying to catch up. Please let me know if you want me to prioritise something! 2. In-person meetings at IETF 107 are cancelled, so won't be attending. May participate remotely in some sessions. 3. Tor talk in Austria is looking increasingly fragile given the current travelling situation. May do the talk remotely. 4. Submitted late peer feedback. isabela: 1. Second round of interviews 2. organizing onboarding for new ED assistant 3. finishing all proposals reviews 4. preparing to move virtual w/ donors and foundations events Matt: 1. Many Tor Browser releases 2. Helped answer questions for OTF proposal 3. Working on overdue peer reviews [View Less]

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Join Our Second Documentation Hackathon March 22-30
by gus 17 Mar '20

17 Mar '20

Hi, Between 22 and 30 March, the Tor Project will host the second edition of our user documentation hackathon, the DocsHackathon. The DocsHackathon is a totally remote and online event. If you've never volunteered with us before, this is an opportunity for you to become involved in the community, get closer to our work, and make meaningful contributions. During our first DocsHackathon last September, we had 70 registrations, 8 contributors, and over 70 pull requests to the support portal, … [View More]

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Network health meeting notes, 16 Mar 2020
by Georg Koppen 17 Mar '20

17 Mar '20

Hello! Here comes the summary of our weekly network-health meeting we hold yesterday in #tor-meeting. The IRC log can be found at: http://meetbot.debian.net/tor-meeting/2020/tor-meeting.2020-03-16-18.59.log… The items from our pad (both discussion and status related) can be found below: Discussion ========== - strategy for moving #32672 forward (pinging relay ops on social media etc.) [GeKo: we decided to have two social media campaigns/pings: one now that the patch for that ticket got … [View More]

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Tor Project is participating in GSoC and the next Outreachy (May to August 2020) round
by Pili Guerra 17 Mar '20

17 Mar '20

Hi everyone, You may have noticed that we have a lot of eager students showing up on irc these days looking for help to get started :) Both of these schemes are currently in the application/contribution periods, which run as follows: GSoC: February 20, 2020 to March 31, 2020 [1] Outreachy: March 5, 2020 to April 7, 2020 [2] During this period applicants are expected to get in contact with mentors to discuss the project and complete a series of tasks to demonstrate their skills. Please help … [View More]

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WWW February 2020 report
by Hiro 16 Mar '20

16 Mar '20

Hi all, Here is what has happened in February in the Tor www world * We debugged errors in the build process for the websites. Now there are no more randomly broken builds and less resources are spend on jenkins. * Looking at lego documentation for giant rabbit: https://gitlab.dip.torproject.org/torproject/web/wiki/blob/master/lego.md * Updated template for creating a new website: https://gitlab.torproject.org/torproject/web/template * WWW … [View More]

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Network Team Meeting Notes, 9 March 2020
by Alexander Færøy 16 Mar '20

16 Mar '20

Hello, Here is a short summary of the network team meeting from Monday the 9th of March 2020. 1) We started out with roadmap. 2) Reviews seemed alright. 3) We went over our 0.4.3 status page. 4) We discussed if we should do post-TROVE retrospectives. We should discuss that at our next retrospective. 5) To focus on S55 Teor has dropped some tasks that the rest of us should be better at keeping up with if we have capacity for it. 6) We discussed a queue system for topics for our … [View More]larger team voice meetings. 7) Nick asked if there was any objections to using CBOR for Walking Onions. 8) Nobody had anything else to discuss. --- end of summary --- You can read the network team meeting log at: http://meetbot.debian.net/tor-meeting/2020/tor-meeting.2020-03-09-16.59.html Below are the contents of our meeting pad: Nick: Week of 2 Mar (planned): - Start on walking onions spec work: - Write a working schedule - Identify areas of uncertainty, start investigating them. - Start outlining proposals - Speaking at a workshop about decntralized web stuff on Wed, possibly Thu. - Team retrospective on Tuesday, right? - Finish all peer evaluations Week of 2 Mar (actual): - Started on walking onions spec work. Made LOTS of progress. See https://lists.torproject.org/pipermail/tor-dev/2020-March/014178.html for details - Spoke at workshop on Wednesday. Was interesting and met good people; not sure if I should have spent a full day. - Wrote peer evaluations - Updated HS config refactor branch - Review and merge - Peer feedback evaluations Week of 9 Mar (planned): - Continue work on walking onions spec: - Write initial draft spec for ENDIVE and SNIP formats. - Schedule the rest of the work - Prepare for new stable and alpha releases, targetting 16 March: - Finalize TROVE fixes? - Write draft advisories, get comments - Review and merge - Send an email to grants@ about stuff we should seek funding for. - Draft bug retrospective notes, using https://pad.riseup.net/p/tor-bugs-retro-042-keep as input. - Meetings: library size work (monday), NY meeting planning (thursday??) Currently postponing on: - progress on C autoformatting - 043 tickets, including some that seem important: - Build issue 33437 - Windows issue 24857 catalyst: week of 03/02 (2020-W10) (planned): - retrospective 03/03 - catch up on reviews - write feedback week of 03/02 (2020-W10) (actual): - reviewed #32921, #33460 - retrospective 03/03 - wrote some feedback week of 03/09 (2020-W11) (planned): - reviews - refresh expired PGP key on various infrastructure - finish writing feedback ahf: Week of 2/3 2020 (planned): - Talk about Tor Browser at the Engineering Union here in DK on Thursday. Will be AFK some of that day DK time, but online in the evening. - Retrospective - Work on Git migration to new GL instance - Start merging peer review. - Lots of discussions. - Slightly behind on reviews. Planning on catching up on that Friday. Week of 2/3 2020 (actually): - Had retrospective. - Did talk at the Engineering Union. - Tracked incoming peer reviews from network team folks. I have everything now from everybody! Thanks. - Caught up on reviews. - Continued GL migration work, but still not on the new instance yet. Week of 9/3 2020 (planned): - Focus on TROVE and Windows CPU issue with cache dir (#24857). - Try to close IRC and email a bit this week to focus :-) asn: Week of 02/03 (actual): - Reviews - Peer feedback - Did another call for testing for OBv3. - Worked on HTTPS-Everywhere S27 deliverable. - Worked on onion services DoS meeting planning. Week of 09/03 (planned): - Finish CI work for OBv3. - Write blog post for OBv3 testing. - Prepare packages for OBv3. - More planning for DoS stuff. dgoulet: Last week (actual): - Review and merges. - Wrote feedback reviews - DoS meeting logistics - Spent some times figuring out #33491. Week of March 9th (planned): - Tor binary and library size meeting. Some work will probably spawn from that. - Planning for DoS meeting. Meeting on Wed. for that. - A series of tickets in the pipe that needs code: #33458, #33491, #32542, #32910, #33072, #33400 Gaba: Last week (actual): - s30 check-ins - s69 kick-off - nyc traveling Week of February 24th (planned) - more nyc traveling teor: (online first meeting of the month, offline at the usual meeting time) Week of 24 February (planned): (No plans) Week of 24 February (actual): Important: - Emails and IRC - Meetings - Outreachy IPv6 project - Feedback - Network Health / Sponsor 55 Relay Proposal Roadmap: - (No progress) Other: - Ticket triage, backport deciding, quick code reviews and ticket help Week of 2 March (planned): (No plans) Week of 2 March (actual): Important: - Emails and IRC - Meetings - Outreachy IPv6 project - Feedback - Network Health / Sponsor 55 Relay Proposal Roadmap: - (No progress) Other: - Ticket triage, backport deciding, quick code reviews and ticket help Mike: week of 19 Feb (planned): - Investigate/reproduce circpad shutdown bugs (#30992 and chutney warns); plan some fixes - Mull over Research Janitor responsibilities and priorites - Maybe review metrics-team tickets week of 19 Feb (actual): - Still discussing Reasearch Janitor role priorities - Performance funding proposal work week of 24 Feb (planned): - Cashing in some banked overtime dayz (Monday+Tuesday) - Probably keep discussing Reasearch Janitor role priorities - Performance funding proposal work - Metrics-team flashflow experiment+sbws review - circpad bugs I hope? Coin toss for that vs metrics-team review (though the metrics work is pretty cold now anyway... maybe it can wait some more) jnewsome: week of 03/02 (2020-W09) (planned): - Phantom design and prototyping - Create Tor tickets for "build for shadow" - Add nightly CI workflow to shadow repo to test against tor@head week of 03/02 (2020-W09) (actual): - Rebased Shadow-Phantom onto tip of Shadow-master and got CI passing again (by disabling most of it) - Solidified plan for Shadow-Phantom's interposition strategy, sent a PR to use it and re-enable now-covered CI tests - Sent out proposal for shared-memory-IPC plan - Added a CI configuration matrix to shadow-plugin-tor to test against last few releases of Tor week of 03/09 (2020-W10) (planned): - Flesh out Shadow-Phantom libc/syscall coverage to run phold (simple network benchmark) - Migrate shadow and shadow-plugin-tor to tgen v1.0.0 - Create Tor tickets for "build for shadow" - Add nightly CI workflow to shadow repo to test against tor@head All the best, Alex. -- Alexander Færøy [View Less]

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New Tor Browser Meeting time
by Matthew Finkel 16 Mar '20

16 Mar '20

Hi everyone, This is only a reminder that the weekly Tor Browser meeting is now held at 18:00 UTC in #tor-meeting2 (on Mondays, as usual). See some of you later today! - Matt

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