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Because it's unlikely that they're saving every packet. I suspect they're down-sampling somewhere, given the sheer volume of data. This isn't to say they coul
by omginternets 11y ago
Because it's unlikely that they're saving every packet. I suspect they're down-sampling somewhere, given the sheer volume of data.
This isn't to say they couldn't specifically target an endpoint for monitoring, however. Perhaps I was unclear about that.
- privong 11y agoOne way around that limitation could be real-time analysis with some data buffering. In that way, the timing attack could be done and only those packets saved. I don't really have a feel for what kind of processing this would require, though. Presumably one would also need a low-latency link to the nodes of interest.
- FLUX-YOU 11y agoGCHQ were doing full takes of the internet for 3 days, Tor traffic is nothing compared to that [0]http://www.spiegel.de/media/media-34103.pdf http://www.spiegel.de/media/media-34103.pdf
- omginternets 11y agoI did not know. I guess they could, then. :/
- superuser2 11y ago>target discovery What a lovely euphemism.