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Onion messages v1 #1503
Onion messages v1 #1503
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So actually I think you could have a feature combining route blinding + phantom node, where if you select one of the real node as the introduction node, any other node part of the phantom node should be able to decrypt the next
encrypted_data
and pursue the onion routing.I think it would increase the receiver confidentiality as a) if the onion sender doesn't have knowledge of the phantom set, she shouldn't be able to observe the "onion swap" between the phantoms and b) even if the onion sender does have knowledge of the phantom set, this should increase the receiver anonymity set by the topology of any real node.
And even if we have a small subset of users doing so, I think it would lower the confidence of route blinding spying heuristic.
Just an idea for the future, I don't know if it holds.
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Cool, noted this in the follow-up issue #1607