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I know tor publishes lists of exit nodes, but does it need to publish ips of exit enclaves? It clearly does not publish lists of ips running hidden services, an
by joeyh 16y ago
I know tor publishes lists of exit nodes, but does it need to publish ips of exit enclaves? It clearly does not publish lists of ips running hidden services, and an exit enclave seems closer to that than an exit node.
- avar 16y agoWell yeah, it needs to publish a list of those, how else would Tor clients know how to exit through them?
- joeyh 16y agoSame way clients are routed to hidden service nodes?
- avar 16y agoNo, that's different. With a hidden service you're not exiting the Tor network, but when you're exiting you always know where you're exiting from. That's why the Tor project itself publishes a list of Tor routers and exit nodes, if they didn't do it it would be trivial for someone else to compile and publish the list.
- aw3c2 16y agoRelays (no-exit) are published and stupid ip blocklist admins happily add them to their "service".
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