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From what I understand, the real vulnerability with the Tor model is if there aren't enough entry/exit nodes. Is there a tipping point after which, there are s
by deerpig 13y ago
From what I understand, the real vulnerability with the Tor model is if there aren't enough entry/exit nodes. Is there a tipping point after which, there are so many entry/exit nodes that the system would be relatively secure from this kind of attack?
- BWStearns 13y agoGiven the ridiculously cheap cost of the computing necessary to host a node, even the increased difficulty of doubling the number of entry/exit nodes wouldn't drive the cost of this attack into the realm of the unachievable even for modestly wealthy individuals.