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This has nothing to do with PRISM, but it's still neat technology. > Using PrivateCore vCage, no trace of Tor server code or data is maintained in memory or on
by tedks 13y ago
This has nothing to do with PRISM, but it's still neat technology.
> Using PrivateCore vCage, no trace of Tor server code or data is maintained in memory or on disk, eliminating the possible exposure of secret key material through memory forensics.
This isn't at all what the NSA's attacks on Tor are, but uh, good for them, I suppose.
- willvarfar 13y agoPRISM was that the companies being compelled to providing access to the NSA, wasn't it? If Amazon or Rackspace got an NSL, would the NSA be able to get an image of your VPS without you being told? It seems relevant.