[talks] Fwd: EE Seminar - December 1, 2014, 4:30 pm, E-Quad B205 - Prof. Johan Pouwelse
Jennifer Rexford
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> Subject: EE Seminar - December 1, 2014, 4:30 pm, E-Quad B205 - Prof. Johan Pouwelse
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> Speaker: Prof. Johan Pouwelse
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> Delft University of Technology
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> Title: Anonymous HD Video Streaming and Reputations
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> Date: Monday, December 1, 2014
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> Time: 4:30 p.m.
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> Room: E-Quad, Room B205
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> Host: Prof. Prateek Mittal
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> Abstract: Privacy is non-existent for 99% of all web traffic. We provide Tor-like privacy protection for the most demanding class of Internet traffic: HD-quality video streams. To date, no viable solution has ever been presented for privacy-enhanced streaming. The challenge is to scale to one billion users, the current usage level of Youtube.
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> Youtube tracks what you like, when you view it, where you watch it and what your friends are viewing. Scaling privacy-enhancing technology while retaining security has proving to be insurmountable. Many proposals exists, but no system has any significant usage (e.g. 1+ million users) or has even been fully implemented. We present the first functional fully self-organising darknet for HD-quality video streaming. The key building block is our BarterCast reputation system, indicating which users help others by relaying their encrypted traffic. Our darknet, called Tribler, evolved over a period of nine years, has a thriving user community, comes with proper unit tests, coding tutorials, and is designed to be fault-tolerant by not relying on any central server, tracker or website.
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> Biography: Dr. ir. J.A. Pouwelse is an associate professor at Delft University of Technology, specialized in self-organizing systems and privacy-enhancing technology. His research group conducts experimental research in the field of self-organizing systems, reputation systems, crowdsourcing, onion routing and peer-to-peer technology. The methodology of the group is proving the validity of novel scientific ideas with thousands of real-world Internet users. Our Tribler software is installed by 1.6 million users, it serves as a living laboratory and testing ground for next-generation self-organizing systems. Previously Dr. Pouwelse delivered a statement for the FTC in Washington, was a visiting scientist at MIT, and spent several summers at Harvard to study mechanisms for cooperation.
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