TPR is an anonymous, decentralized routing protocol. Its purpose is to route a message from Alice to Bob, without Charlotte being able to read the message or discover both parties at the same time. It does not depend directly on encryption for keeping the data secure in transit, and only uses it to protect the identity of the endpoint and validate the identity of the nodes. It routes the message in chunks and the server must rebuild the message once it arrives. Thus, it is needed to use different techniques for making it resilient, like error correction and hash functions. TPR focuses on fragmented and decentralized networks similar to blockchains, and this plus other features render TPR virtually invulnerable to predecessor attacks. TPR provides many of the benefits of Quick UDP Internet Connection (QUIC) while having the reliability of a traditional TCP/IP connection, with the only inconvenience of the higher latency because of the nodes.
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