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Fifty Shades of Darknet
The Invisible Internet Project (I2P) is a peer-to-peer anonymous overlay network whose architecture includes a structurally distinct sublayer not characterized in existing security literature. We term this sublayer the Exclusive Network: nodes here host operational services and draw on I2P's routing
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