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Tor should really just detect and block (or warn + prompt the user to allow) unencrypted connections. If you're using Tor you probably also want end-to-end encr
by tlrobinson 10y ago
Tor should really just detect and block (or warn + prompt the user to allow) unencrypted connections. If you're using Tor you probably also want end-to-end encryption.
- hueving 10y agoThat's the responsibility of a browser plugin. tor itself is a low-level packet relay so it's not really up to it to determine whether or not traffic is encrypted already.
- nxzero 10y agoNot really, lots of Tor servers will block various protocols for various reasons; core difference being that packet inspection would enforce network usage policy to a finer degree; lastly, anyone using Tor should assume the packers are actively being mined by the severs.
- flashman 10y agoI don't think so. Tor could make the address bar red when you're on a non-HTTPS connection, for instance, warning you that any information transmitted can be sniffed by the exit node.