No one thinks redirection would be visible to 'anyone'. The theory is thhis could be a one-time screw-up, like a redaction failure, revealing a waypoint that wa

No one thinks redirection would be visible to 'anyone'. The theory is thhis could be a one-time screw-up, like a redaction failure, revealing a waypoint that was supposed to be secret. (Maybe a label that was supposed to go on the outer box went on the inner box instead?) I'd agree an innocent screw-up is far more likely, here and in any particular case where something weird happens. Weird stuff happens with shipping all the time. But since we know shipment interception is part of the NSA toolkit, and the NSA cares about Tor, people aren't crazy to be curious and even paranoid around remote possibilities. And if I were a Tor developer, I might buy all my hardware from store shelves with cash.