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You can tell the exit node which out-bound ports you want to allow. So for example, you can deny port 25 traffic so people can't send spam (as easily) anonymou
by fizgig 11y ago
You can tell the exit node which out-bound ports you want to allow. So for example, you can deny port 25 traffic so people can't send spam (as easily) anonymously via your exit.
If I ever get the balls to host an exit node myself, I'd likely only allow port 22. Even allowing 443 seems a bit risky after reading this.
- jandrese 11y agoOnly allowing port 22 seems pretty limiting. How many people ssh over TOR? Sure they can setup tunnels, but that can't be very common. In any case, you are always in danger of being identified by honeypot servers.