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"using your internet on Tor" and "doing online activities (on Tor)" sound like the same thing to me. But this whole article sounds to me like the author's expe
by delinka 13y ago
"using your internet on Tor" and "doing online activities (on Tor)" sound like the same thing to me.
But this whole article sounds to me like the author's expecting people to only ever use Tor when they want to hide something. What we should be doing is encouraging everyone to use Tor all the time for everything, delays be damned. That totally obliterates any correlative analysis.
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- hershel 13y agoThis only stops the simple correlative analysis. You could probably still do correlative packet timing attacks(correlating the sent/recieve time of packets from you and from the server) , and active attacks(by adding some data to your/server packet at the ISP and watching this packet flow across the network).
- mhurron 13y agoYa the anonymity sometimes isn't because I'm doing anything illegal. I've been considering setting up Tor on my firewall/router and starting to funnel connections to google, bing, facebook and things like that through it. Probably eventually funnel all http and https through it.
- mintplant 13y agoAny unencrypted traffic you funnel through Tor can trivially be intercepted and logged by an exit node.