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Onion routing works, but there’s less security. The end node will have access to what’s being browsed. If it’s an onion site, the last node is the node you’re
by rovr138 5y ago
Onion routing works, but there’s less security.
The end node will have access to what’s being browsed.
If it’s an onion site, the last node is the node you’re visiting. No way things can be leaked/intercepted.
- ltbarcly3 5y agoThat is irrelevant to identifying your IP address, which if the CIA is running protonmail (or the exit node, or any router between them) they can do with or without SSL unless you are using TOR, in which case they can't do with or without SSL. You missed the point. 10 seconds of research tells me that going to protonmail.com without ssl immediately just redirects you to https://protonmail.com https://protonmail.com so again the things said in this article are utter bunk, nothing of interest is sent to protonmail without ssl. It's called an 'exit node' not an 'end node'. If the site is using SSL the exit node will not have access to what is browsed, and REGARDLESS of whether you use SSL neither they (nor anyone else) will be able to see your real IP.