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You mean man in the middle deeply suspicious project maintained by who knows who which promotes itself as privacy protecting service.
by mrkramer 2y ago
You mean man in the middle deeply suspicious project maintained by who knows who which promotes itself as privacy protecting service.
- Hizonner 2y agoThe names and backgrounds of all of the people maintaining Tor are easily found.
- Scoundreller 2y agoYabbut, why burn your « reputation » as a privacy protecting service by taking down book pirates?
- gardnr 2y agoParallel construction is legal in the USA
- EasyMark 2y agoThe people running Tor for intel don’t give a damn about you downloading “C Structures for the Down and Out” or “Horus Lupercal, Saint or Savior—Another Take”, they have bigger fish to fry and don’t need that distraction
- gardnr 2y agoFor those readers wondering if “ C Structures for the Down and Out” is a real book: please be patient. Claude is writing it as we speak.
- sham1 2y agoI mean, the latter seems to be a bit heretical. In fact, inquisitors have been dispatched to get rid of that. The Emperor Protects! --- But that is a good point. It's doubtful that the intelligence community would care too much about people downloading books in the TOR Network. Or if they did get an interest in that, it works have to be a very special book, indeed.
- GrantMoyer 2y agoTOR doesn't man in the middle your traffic. An exit node could snoop your traffic if it's unencrypted, but no TOR nodes can see into a encrypted TLS stream, for example.