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I’m expressing that my opinion is that the Tor board may not have the public users best interest at heart. I’m not implying that there is a vulnerability in We
by s4mw1se 3y ago
I’m expressing that my opinion is that the Tor board may not have the public users best interest at heart.
I’m not implying that there is a vulnerability in WebTunnels. Just that the interface (Web Applications) is riddled with vulnerabilities and now less controlled. Compared to using something like the Tor Browser. WebApps are generally not open source.
Intelligence agencies abuse vulnerabilities. CEO of Intelligence agency is on board. Not saying they will directly do anything but it’s hard to argue that the particular board member is acting in the best interest of privacy and could be swaying descsions to favor intelligence gathering
- gruez 3y ago>Just that the interface (Web Applications) is riddled with vulnerabilities and now less controlled What makes you think that? Looking at the set up guide, it looks like on the server side it's just a websocket server that you add to a random path on your reverse proxy, and on the client side it's just a websocket client. I'm not sure how this is "riddled with vulnerabilities and now less controlled".