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They may (or may not?) control TOR exit nodes, but that's different from controlling the TOR network as a whole. While it's possible to watch traffic exiting TO
by jes5199 13y ago
They may (or may not?) control TOR exit nodes, but that's different from controlling the TOR network as a whole. While it's possible to watch traffic exiting TOR onto the clear web, it's harder - still presumed impossible - to find a hidden service within TOR.
- pbhjpbhj 13y agoThe traffic on the physical layer has to exit to the server housing the service though surely. The hidden service isn't distributed is it? I read in another thread that they're reported to have hacked PHP to expose a vulnerability that gave them an admin IP address that was being allowed through the firewall. Seems reasonable.