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Sure but it's a lot of code to go through and it's not the only problem. What if the majority of the nodes are from the NSA?
by uberswe 8y ago
Sure but it's a lot of code to go through and it's not the only problem. What if the majority of the nodes are from the NSA?
- cphoover 8y agoIs there any circumstantial or direct evidence to support that or is that just speculation? If confidence is decreased in the network (e.g. due to an intelligence leak) there is no reason a new network could not supplant it
- belorn 8y ago> What if the majority of the nodes are from the NSA? While nothing can prove definitively anything, we do have https://metrics.torproject.org/bubbles.html#country https://metrics.torproject.org/bubbles.html#country and the directory of relay nodes are in the open. One can simply pull the list and compare them to any geo-ip database.
- jacobwg 8y agoI think this claim is about nodes controlled by the NSA, not about nodes housed inside the US. Presumably the NSA could be in control of servers hosted in other geographies.