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Censorship resistance deals with an attempt to prevent cen- sors from the acquaintance and thus blocking of distribution of a par- ticular content through the network. Providing resistance against cen- soring is a very challenging and difficult task to achieve. However it is vital for the purpose of freedom of speech, mind and achievement of democratic principles in todays society. In this paper we define a model of a censorship resistant system. There- after we propose to split the problem of resisting censorship into the fol- lowing two sub-problems: a trusted directory and steganographic data transfer. The directory is used in order to prolong contacts among peers based on their reputation in a way, that honest members get contacts only to other honest peers and colluded members remain isolated. Fur- thermore, we aim to provide an analysis of a trusted directory for rep- utation and its implications on censorship resistant systems. To this end we define a set of properties that such a directory has to fulfill and develop a proposal for the implementation. Finally we provide a simulation-based validation of our approach.

Using Trust to Resist Censorship in the Presence of Collusion