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- What is the difference between Tor and I2P?
- Is Tor more secure than I2P?
- What are the different types of threat Modelling methodology?
- What is the difference between threat Modelling and threat analysis?
What is the difference between Tor and I2P?
Tor uses two-way encrypted connections between each Relay, while I2P uses one-way connections between every server in its tunnels. The I2P approach means that an attacker needs to compromise twice as many nodes in I2P as it does in Tor to get the same amount of information.
Is Tor more secure than I2P?
Simply put, it is a business decision. Public perception is generally that I2P is one of the most secure options, more secure than Tor. The same features that make I2P difficult to intercept therefore make I2P an attractive solution for cybercriminals to safely operate their business.
What are the different types of threat Modelling methodology?
There are eight main methodologies you can use while threat modeling: STRIDE, PASTA, VAST, Trike, CVSS, Attack Trees, Security Cards, and hTMM. Each of these methodologies provides a different way to assess the threats facing your IT assets.
What is the difference between threat Modelling and threat analysis?
Threat modeling is a process of predicting all potential threats to an organization's ecosystem and the vulnerabilities at risk of being explored by them. Threat analysis, however, focuses on how an attacker could exploit vulnerabilities in order to gain access to resources or sensitive data.
