I guess the idea is rather than a user@host identifier, that looks up via first dns, then at protocol level on the host (eg look up mx record for <host>; attempt rcpt to <user> via smtp) - or a dht protocol - one could simply use a tor node identifier as user identifier. Which might make rotating keys hard - but at least that makes sense; onion "addresses" are unique and "secure".
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How does tor "find your friends" (stand in for dht)?
Is this some new feature of the protocol/network?
I guess the idea is rather than a user@host identifier, that looks up via first dns, then at protocol level on the host (eg look up mx record for <host>; attempt rcpt to <user> via smtp) - or a dht protocol - one could simply use a tor node identifier as user identifier. Which might make rotating keys hard - but at least that makes sense; onion "addresses" are unique and "secure".