Some websites discriminate against users who access them through the Tor network by including additional captchas, requiring phone numbers, or downright blocking access.

In this project you will work on the measurement, documentation and evaluation of these discrimination practices.

A Tor pluggable transport layer is a component of the Tor network designed to obfuscate and disguise Tor traffic, making it more difficult for censors to detect and block.
There are several approaches to obfuscating Tor traffic by scrambling content or masquerading it as other traffic.

The goal of this project is to develop a new pluggable transport that uses a known covert channel technique.

It is often challenging for users to know if they are using anonymization tools correctly, or if they are still accessing the web through a clear connection. The TOR project offers a way for users to check their connection, but other tools might not offer such a feature.
The goal of this project is to develop a website that offers users a heuristic to tell them if they are using any anonymization tool at all or if they are most likely accessing the website directly.

Links: 

Am I using TOR?: https://check.torproject.org
Browser Fingerprinting: https://amiunique.org
WebRTC Trickle ICE: https://webrtc.github.io/samples/src/content/peerconnection/trickle-ice/
Anonymity Check: https://proxy6.net/privacy