By chance, I stumbled across this interesting proof of concept.
"Yggdrasil access available

Starting from today, the server has full access to the Yggdrasil
network [0].

Yggdrasil is a proof-of-concept about a fully end-to-end encrypted ipv6
network. It ressemble a VPN, in that traffic is send encrypted over the
wire to the remote host. However, it's neither a hub and spoke
topology, nor a mesh network. There is a full routing protocol (using
spanning tree technique), meaning that you get routed through nodes
just like on the internet."

gopher://g.nixers.net/0/~z3bra/rlog/yggdrasil-access-available.txt gopher://g.nixers.net/0/~z3bra/rlog/yggdrasil-bootstrap-node.txt
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snowcrash <snowcrash@tilde.pink> wrote:

By chance, I stumbled across this interesting proof of concept.
"Yggdrasil access available

Starting from today, the server has full access to the Yggdrasil
network [0].

Yggdrasil is a proof-of-concept about a fully end-to-end encrypted ipv6 network. It ressemble a VPN, in that traffic is send encrypted over the
wire to the remote host. However, it's neither a hub and spoke
topology, nor a mesh network. There is a full routing protocol (using spanning tree technique), meaning that you get routed through nodes
just like on the internet."

gopher://g.nixers.net/0/~z3bra/rlog/yggdrasil-access-available.txt gopher://g.nixers.net/0/~z3bra/rlog/yggdrasil-bootstrap-node.txt

Trivia for the day: Yggdrasil was the name of the company that
developed the last releases of the Arena web browser (also
supporting NNTP, FTP, and Gopher): gopher://gopherpedia.com/0/Arena%20%28web%20browser%29

I'm assuming there's no relation.
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