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If I understand correctly, and I may not, that still only matters if you're leaving the network. If you use Tor to browse the regular web, a country-level adver
by KGIII 9y ago
If I understand correctly, and I may not, that still only matters if you're leaving the network. If you use Tor to browse the regular web, a country-level adversary can unmask you. If you remain on the network, and don't do silly things like use scripting, you should be okay. Should be...
- gpm 9y agoIf they control all the nodes from your computer to the secret service you are connecting to, they can trivially deanonymize you. Staying in the network doesn't protect you. Also the case if they are missing a few nodes in the middle, as long as they control the entrance, exit, and never miss two in a row.