← Back to context Comment by formerly_proven 2 years ago Some messaging protocols do this. 4 comments formerly_proven Reply luckystarr 2 years ago Is there a technical term for this? luckystarr 2 years ago I just found the term "traffic padding", which seems to accurately describe this. nullc 2 years ago in the world of VoIP it's just "constant bitrate" supertrope 2 years ago Anti-timing attack? Anti-traffic analysis?
luckystarr 2 years ago Is there a technical term for this? luckystarr 2 years ago I just found the term "traffic padding", which seems to accurately describe this. nullc 2 years ago in the world of VoIP it's just "constant bitrate" supertrope 2 years ago Anti-timing attack? Anti-traffic analysis?
luckystarr 2 years ago I just found the term "traffic padding", which seems to accurately describe this.
Is there a technical term for this?
I just found the term "traffic padding", which seems to accurately describe this.
in the world of VoIP it's just "constant bitrate"
Anti-timing attack? Anti-traffic analysis?