OneSwarm 為一個有隱私保護功能的點對點技術客戶端軟體，能夠与BitTorrent相容。為保護使用者的隱私，分享資料時透過一個分布式计算网络，又名"friend-to-friend"。 OneSwarm 建構於 Azureus BitTorrent 用戶端。 [2]

2010年3月23日 · OneSwarm is a safe BitTorrent client that uses SSL encryption to make sure your file transfers are safe from prying eyes. At the same time, it lets you create a friend list to which you can add all your trusted mates and exchange files with them in a secure environment.

OneSwarm is a free and open-source file sharing software that uses the BitTorrent protocol to share files anonymously between users. [1] One of the features is the ability to access the Dark Web. [2] [3]

OneSwarm 為一個有隱私保護功能的點對點技術客戶端軟體，能夠与BitTorrent相容。為保護使用者的隱私，分享資料時透過一個分布式计算网络，又名"friend-to-friend"。 OneSwarm 建構於 Azureus BitTorrent 用戶端。 [2]

2011年6月4日 · OneSwarm 是华盛顿大学的研究试验项目制作的 BT 下载客户端，旨在为朋友之间的 P2P 文件共享增加更多隐私保护和用户控制。OneSwarm 采用网页界面，可以作为普通 BitTorrent 下载客户端使用，此时与普通 BitTorrent 下载软件没有区别。

2011年2月18日 · OneSwarm is a new peer-to-peer tool that provides users with explicit control over their privacy by letting them determine how data is shared. Instead of sharing data indiscriminately, data shared with OneSwarm can be made public, it can be shared with friends, shared with some friends but not others, and so forth.

2010年8月30日 · We describe the design and implementation of a new P2P data sharing protocol, called OneSwarm, that provides users much better privacy than BitTorrent and much better performance than Tor or Freenet.

Privacy preserving peer-to-peer data sharing. Contribute to CSEMike/OneSwarm development by creating an account on GitHub.

2024年3月9日 · OneSwarm 是一个基于 区块链技术 的去中心化文件存储系统，它可以帮助你在网络上安全、可靠地存储和共享文件。 OneSwarm 提供了一个简单的图形用户界面，使得用户可以方便地上传、下载和分享文件。 这些文件将被加密并分布在网络上的多个节点上，以确保数据的安全性和可靠性。 此外，OneSwarm 还支持 P2P 文件共享，允许用户直接在彼此之间传输文件，而无需通过中央服务器。 除了基本的文件存储和共享功能，OneSwarm 还提供了一些高级特性 …

OneSwarm is a “privacy-preserving p2p data sharing” system. Forensic investigation is in some ways the mirror image of privacy-preservation; there is an implicit arms race between them. We’re reading this paper and talking about (forensic) problems with the system as a way to guide your thinking about privacy-preserving systems.