The goal is to decouple protocol-level obfuscation from the core Tor protocol in order to better resist client-bridge censorship. Our approach is to specify a means to add pluggable transport implementations to Tor clients and bridges so that they can negotiate a superencipherment for the Tor protocol.
== IPv6 Integration into Tor ==
## IPv6 Integration into Tor
Tor uses the Internet in many ways. There are three main ways that will
need to change for IPv6 support, from most urgent to least urgent.
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Allowing IPv6-only clients is the most important, since unless we do, these clients will be unable to connect to Tor at all. Next most important is to support IPv6 DNS related dependencies and exiting to IPv6 services. Finally, allowing Tor nodes to support a dual stack of both IPv4 and IPv6 for interconnection seems like a reasonable step towards a fully hybrid IPv4/IPv6 Tor network.
= Phase 1: December 31, 2011 =
# Phase 1: December 31, 2011
== Pluggable Transports ==
## Pluggable Transports
Goal: design and specification written and tested.
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Who: Nick and George.
== IPv6 Integration into Tor ==
## IPv6 Integration into Tor
Goal: design and specification documented and tested.