Jump Transparency is an I2P Name Registrar/Subscription Provider with the ability to maintain a list of "Peer" subscription providers, and compare them across all the available sources. This is intended to provide a way to easily spot disagreements between subscription providers and potentially, notice compromises early, before they happen. It is a WORK IN PROGRESS and probably won't increase your security in any specific way, yet.
It was written in part because of this rather depressing and slightly bizarre paper:
Where the paper authors suggest targeting a specific, non-criminal individual jump service operator in a specific way. By name. Which seems bizarrely un-academic but hey what the hell do I know.
- Basic Hostname Registration
- Subscription file generation
- Subscription file mirroring
- Trust-By-Agreement system for measuring domain name replication across services
- Daily announcement of Base32 address helpers
- Automatic configuration via SAM
Usage of ./jump-transparency:
-announce string
Comma-separated list of other Jump-Transparency jump services to "announce" ourselves to for publicity purposes.
-hostsfile string
Where to store the hosts file (default "hosts.txt")
-keyspath string
Where to store the long-term keys for your hidden service (default "keys")
-name string
Name to use for your Jump-Transparency server (default "jumphelp")
-peers string
Comma-separated list of the other I2P jump services in the form "peerone=http://peerone.i2p/hosts.txt,peertwo=http://peerone.i2p/hosts.txt" (default "root=http://i2p-projekt.i2p/hosts.txt,identiguy=http://identiguy.i2p/hosts.txt,notbob=http://nytzrhrjjfsutowojvxi7hphesskpqqr65wpistz6wa7cpajhp7a.b32.i2p//hosts.txt,inr=http://inr.i2p/alive-hosts.txt,isitup=http://isitup.i2p/hosts.txt,reg=http://reg.i2p/hosts.txt")
-samaddr string
SAM address to connect to (default "127.0.0.1:7656")
-serve
Download and serve the hosts you collected (default true)