Scheme Invisible Internet Protocol (I2P) using Blockchain techniques for tracking Darkweb User Activities

The classic example of shared hidden data transformation is the Invisible Internet Protocol (I2P), which works with Tor web-net and make incognito relay confidential. The I2P offers an outstanding possibility for people seeking anonymity to circumvent authoritarian regimes. It can also be troublesome in corporate environments where I2P-routers over-use restricted web-net assets or provide a means for malware to exfiltrate information. In this research paper, the authors discussed the IDS possibility to track I2P web-net congestion and associate peers positively is done. Additionally, the authors given context details on the internal mechanisms of I2P, and showed the ways to recognize I2P routers throughout the bootstrapping process. The development and review of the new system is of the current state of the art. We intend to introduce Blockchain techniques for tracking Darkweb User Activities on a trust computational web-net to improve data protection in transparent blockchains (BC).