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Problem Problem Problem A.R.S.S (Anonymity) AdBlock VPN DNS Crypt A.R.S.S (Reliability) OpenBSD Higher Availability IDS M:Tier A.R.S.S (Security) DNS Reshaping DNS Local Resolver NTP DMZ A.R.S.S (Stability) Packet

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Problem
A.R.S.S (Anonymity) AdBlock VPN DNS Crypt
A.R.S.S (Reliability) OpenBSD Higher Availability IDS M:Tier
A.R.S.S (Security) DNS Reshaping DNS Local Resolver NTP DMZ
A.R.S.S (Stability) Packet Filtering/Firewall QoS Squid Local Caching
Performance AnonyFi Test (2Min) Control Test (2Min) 30 Firefox Tab (Heavy Browsing) 20 Firefox Tab (Heavy Browsing) Results: Results: DNS Bytes: 85k DNS Bytes: 275k HTTP/S Bytes: 207k HTTP/S Bytes: 396k
What That Means Added full DNS encryption Saved 70% DNS bandwidth Saved 48% HTTP/S bandwidth Loaded 50% more pages
WireShark Graphs Control Test
WireShark Graphs AnonyFi Test
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Audience
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