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> But access to one device only I specifically said a lot of users. A lot is the opposite of one. Imagine a lot (>40% of total users) of impostor devices acti
by throwaway290 3y ago
> But access to one device only
I specifically said a lot of users. A lot is the opposite of one. Imagine a lot (>40% of total users) of impostor devices acting in accord to deanonymize some of the X and Y. Is it vulnerable to that. Like apparently Tor is.
- ajani 3y agoNo. It wouldn’t be vulnerable to that. You would at most be able to deanonymize a certain percentage within the impostor network itself. Kind of pointless. Physical access of devices is the only way to have some chance of deanonymizing some of the users (always less than number of devices you have access to). That’s my understanding, but the maker of this thing is here, and maybe can respond better?
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