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
Sysop: | deepend |
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Location: | Calgary, Alberta |
Users: | 239 |
Nodes: | 10 (0 / 10) |
Uptime: | 89:39:13 |
Calls: | 1,412 |
Files: | 3,257 |
Messages: | 354,608 |