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Genuinly curious: if you don't protect the host, how can you protect the users? Host has the power to change any content, including BTC addresses, text,...
by Drdrdrq 8y ago
Genuinly curious: if you don't protect the host, how can you protect the users? Host has the power to change any content, including BTC addresses, text,...
- jstanley 8y agoThe hoster certainly has the power to scam people, but he doesn't have the power to deanonymise them.
- mirimir 8y agoHe does, if he drops phone-home malware. As the FBI has done, at least twice.
- sandworm101 8y agoThat in turn only works where the users havent taken additional steps beyond Tor. Tor was never meant to solve every problem.
- pathseeker 8y agoIn this case: protecting the users == hiding their origin
- dmurray 8y agoNot if the content is cryptographically signed by the author, so at least some content can be served safely. I'm not sure if it's possible to have a dynamically generated website that encrypts or signs all content without having the signing key accessible to the host, though.