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  for its obfuscating properties, not for any security properties it might have.
- DAITA - Short for "Defense against AI-guided Traffic Analysis". A technique supported on some
  WireGuard relays that makes website fingerprinting more difficult by sending random padding

I may be more future proof to not mention just adding padding packets, e.g. "...that makes fingerprinting more difficult by introducing network noise and making all packets the same size"

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Now that you mention it, I don't think we need to define how DAITA works, only what the technique is intended to achieve. What do you think about the following statement:

- DAITA - Short for "Defense against AI-guided Traffic Analysis". A technique supported on some
  WireGuard relays that makes website fingerprinting more difficult.

?

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