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Kind of. Tor operates over a standard port, so detecting it is relativly easy. However, people in a non blocked region can create a non-standard entry node that
by gizmo686 14y ago
Kind of. Tor operates over a standard port, so detecting it is relativly easy. However, people in a non blocked region can create a non-standard entry node that is indistiguishable from normal encrypted connections.
- falcolas 14y agoThat "standard port" is 443, by the way. The same port as SSL traffic. So actually detecting it requires analysis of the traffic patterns. Blocking known exit nodes, on the other hand, is pretty easy - just block a subset of IPs.