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This seems very risky. * Exit nodes might be run by malicious actors and unless you enforce always https they might snoop credentials. * If you login to platf
by kanox 6y ago
This seems very risky.
* Exit nodes might be run by malicious actors and unless you enforce always https they might snoop credentials.
* If you login to platforms like google/facebook/twitter/stock overflow it might still be possible to track you.
If you're worried that your employer is spying on you then tor can't help because they already have administrative access on your computer. I personally have a rule to never log into personal accounts from corporate devices.
- MintelIE 6y agoListen I'm not some Antifa here bombing the hell out of the next city over. I'm merely avoiding the botnet. How is it risky? What's the worst that could happen, I get tracked by the same people who would 100% track me without Tor Browser?
- black_puppydog 6y agowell, if you open non-HTTPS links you're trusting the exit node operator not not fuck with your data and to not snoop on it. So... don't do anything important without HTTPS. Same as always. As for the corporate spying... totally agree, worst case you didn't gain nor lose