Bagas31: I2P is an anonymous distributed communication layer that allows you to run any traditional Internet services (for example, Usenet, email, IRC, file sharing, web hosting, and HTTP or Telnet), as well as more complex distributed applications (for example, distributed storage, network web proxy using Squid or DNS).
I2P protects your activity and location from prying eyes. Every day, people use the I2P network to communicate with other people without the fear of being tracked or having their data collected. In some cases, people rely on I2P networking when they need to be discrete or do sensitive work.
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I2P is a self-organizing distributed network that uses a modified Kademlia DHT, but differs in that it stores hashed host addresses, AES encrypted IP addresses, and public encryption Keys. At the same time, connections via the network database are also encrypted. The network provides a transport mechanism for applications to anonymously and securely send messages to each other.
I2P uses encryption when transmitting data between network nodes. This is accomplished by using unidirectional tunnels between you and your peers. No one can see where the traffic is coming from, where it is going, or what its content is. In addition, I2P offers resistance to pattern recognition and blocking by censors. By relying on peers to route traffic, the network also reduces location blocking.
Within the I2P network, you can host any service (forum, blog, file sharing, email, instant messaging (chat), file sharing system, VoIP, etc.) while maintaining the anonymity of the server. The I2P network runs http servers; website addresses are in the pseudo-domain space “.i2p”. Peer-to-peer (P2P) networks can be built on top of the I2P network, for example, BitTorrent, eDonKey, Kad, Gnutella, etc.
I2P is free and open source software for creating an anonymous and secure alternative to the Internet. Download I2P now and learn everything about your invisible network!
