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That's not true. When you make a HS, it is announced in the Tor's dHT. Now, it is true that the scope of the v3 dHT is limited, it is not 0. (And more specifi

by pierat 3y ago

That's not true. When you make a HS, it is announced in the Tor's dHT. Now, it is true that the scope of the v3 dHT is limited, it is not 0. (And more specifically, Tor is a 6-4 mixing network overlay with dHT DNS.)

bauruine 3y ago
>However, clients still need to ask the directory for information about a specific onion address, which would again allow mass collection of onion addresses. With V3 onion services, this is prevented by using key derivation to derive a daily-rotated identifier ("blinded public key"). [0] This is the information I have. It's not possible for a relay to know an .onion address like it was with v2. Could you please link to something that proofs the contrary? [0] https://blog.torproject.org/v3-onion-services-usage/ https://blog.torproject.org/v3-onion-services-usage/