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DARPA looks for stealthier Internet access

Posted on May 22, 2010 by pogowasright.org

Kathleen Hickey reports:

The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency is seeking technologies to enable safe and anonymous access to the Internet by the military.

In particular, DARPA is interested in technologies that “allow anonymous Internet communications to bypass techniques that suppress, localize and/or corrupt information.”

Aren’t we all?

Read more on GCN.com.

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