user78: I saw BlitCoin mentioned on this forum thread, but didn't understand what it was.
Can someone explain what does it do?

user108: Dan Kaminsky has the idea that if you have enough bitcoin nodes/connections under your control, than by looking at how transaction spread across the bitcoin p2p network, you can determine ip address of a node that was the source of transaction, Blitcoin is suppose to be to the tool for that. I think that won't become a problem because use of a simple proxy that hides ip address of a sender, will be sufficient solution. 
Post on forum from Dan Kaminsky himself BitCoin Deanonymization
Disscusion among developers Blitcoin? (Black Hat 2011)

78: <p>I saw BlitCoin mentioned on <a href="https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=34383.0">this forum thread</a>, but didn't understand what it was.
Can someone explain what does it do?</p>
 108: <p>Dan Kaminsky has the idea that if you have enough bitcoin nodes/connections under your control, than by looking at how transaction spread across the bitcoin p2p network, you can determine ip address of a node that was the source of transaction, Blitcoin is suppose to be to the tool for that. I think that won't become a problem because use of a simple proxy that hides ip address of a sender, will be sufficient solution. </p>

<p>Post on forum from Dan Kaminsky himself <a href="https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=34458.0">BitCoin Deanonymization</a></p>

<p>Disscusion among developers <a href="http://sourceforge.net/mailarchive/forum.php?thread_name=CAJNQ0stJeFx0X%2bvHZfx-3SHt3=0JAho_kqDU44mZM613YuUaSA@mail.gmail.com&amp;forum_name=bitcoin-development">Blitcoin? (Black Hat 2011)</a></p>
