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How to Disappear Completely A Survey of Private Peer-to-Peer Networks

RN/07/13 Research May 15, 2007 Note How to Disappear Completely: A Survey of Private Peer-to-Peer Networks Michael Rogers and Saleem Bhatti Electronic Mail: m.rogers@cs.ucl.ac.uk URL: http://www.cs.ucl.ac.uk/staff/M.Rogers/ Abstract This paper offers a survey of the emerging field of private peer-to-peer networks, which can be defined as internet overlays in which the resources and infrastructure are provided by the users, and new users may only join by personal invitation. The last few years have seen rapid developments in this field, many of which have not previously been described in the research literature. We describe deployed systems, classify them architecturally, and identify some technical and social tradeoffs in the design of private peer-to-peer networks. Department of Computer Science University College London Gower Street London WC1E 6BT, UK 1 Introduction Most peer-to-peer networks are designed to be open to the public: anyone can join a BitTorrent swarm or share files in Gnutella, simply by obtaining the addresses of other participants [1, 2]. Even systems designed to protect the privacy of their users often have open membership policies [3, 4, 5]. This openness enables wide participation, ensuring that a large amount of content is available in file sharing networks, for example, but it also allows attackers to monitor, join, and disrupt peer-to-peer networks [6, 7]. In recent years, pervasive surveillance and censorship of the internet and highly publicised lawsuits against users of file sharing networks have led to increasing interest in private, authenticated sharing between groups of friends [8, 9, 10, 11]. In a parallel development, creators of collaborative software have sought to combine the flexibility and autonomy of peer-to-peer networks with the confidentiality and authentication provided by traditional groupware [12]. The emergence of private peer-to-peer networks has so far received relatively little attention from the research com- munit