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Haha, oh, Zed. Pretty sure the military STILL uses Tor. Oh no! What could the Navy or army have use for a tool that protects them from surveillance?! Oh right,
by kungfooguru 16y ago
Haha, oh, Zed. Pretty sure the military STILL uses Tor. Oh no! What could the Navy or army have use for a tool that protects them from surveillance?! Oh right, everything...
It was all fun and games when Zed was talking shit about Ruby but he's jumped the shark. It was bad enough when he freaked out because someone was converting his books code to Ruby from Python. Free code but not free book?
- trotsky 16y agoThe report is that "A branch of the U.S. Navy uses Tor for open source intelligence gathering". All this means is that they use it to obscure their origin IP address from a website when they are collecting publicly available information (so that people don't look at their logs and see a huge navy.mil spider or the like) and has nothing to do with anti-surveillance or a sophisticated attacker being able to track them.