> And very ineffective, compared to a global observer like PRISM. Tor makes no secret that real time traffic is vulnerable to correlation attacks. I am not tal

> And very ineffective, compared to a global observer like PRISM. Tor makes no secret that real time traffic is vulnerable to correlation attacks. I am not talking about correlation attacks, but total deanonymization. Completely deanonymizing 1 in 300 connections is not "ineffective." You'd catch a lot of regular Tor users, which would likely be your target anyways. > And VPNs are way, way more vulnerable to such attack. I cannot run malicious VPN nodes for other users of my VPN. It isn't vulnerable to the attack at all. > "unacceptable" is as strange word to use when there are no practical alternatives. A trustworthy no-logs VPN is a perfect alternative.