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It's bizarre that this article is critical of Cloudflare. If TOR can't stand up to a recaptcha without leaking PII, then it sounds like TOR ultimately needs to

It's bizarre that this article is critical of Cloudflare. If TOR can't stand up to a recaptcha without leaking PII, then it sounds like TOR ultimately needs to be fixed. I stand by Cloudflare. So much malicious traffic comes through Tor that administrators need to do a lot to protect themselves from it.

rvern 10y ago
Almost all the pages I see CAPTCHAs on with Tor have absolutely nothing to protect. Arguably the website owners who use CloudFlare are far more to blame than CloudFlare itself. Nevertheless, I believe CloudFlare should stop using reCAPTCHA and create a challenge system that does not require JavaScript, and does not require sending requests to any website other than the website being visited. I like their proposed solution[0] of automatically creating an onion service for websites using CloudFlare and redirecting Tor users there. [0]: https://blog.cloudflare.com/the-trouble-with-tor/ https://blog.cloudflare.com/the-trouble-with-tor/
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