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It's a little bit short-sighted, divulging the exploit makes sure it is known and reduces the chances it happens again in the future
by rakoo 6y ago
It's a little bit short-sighted, divulging the exploit makes sure it is known and reduces the chances it happens again in the future
- WhyNotHugo 6y agoThere's a clear downside that this can't be used against the next kid-molestor. But then, this also can't be used against every other human being who needs privacy either. E.g.: Journalists, activists, anyone who disagrees with a large government, etc,
- rakoo 6y agoThis is in line with the arguments for/against Tor in general. I believe if you agree with Tor as a principle, then you should agree that making this exploit known is better overall. As an aside, I believe everyone needs privacy, so I'd rather say that everyone benefits from it, not just the usual journalists, activists, whistleblowers, etc...