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"Edit: some say it's not really the XKeyscore code" Yeah, looking at the code it definitely involves TOR, but I'm really interested in the "searching for these
by mkal_tsr 12y ago
"Edit: some say it's not really the XKeyscore code"
Yeah, looking at the code it definitely involves TOR, but I'm really interested in the "searching for these Tools -> you're now flagged" claim+proof because that is just so wrong.
- spacefight 12y agoIt looks like a selector for 3 known TOR directories IPs, either based on HTTP or HTTPS traffic.
- mike_hearn 12y agoThey're just screenshots to make the TV show more interesting. They're obviously not showing the entire source on air. If they claim to have the entire source code of XKeyScore and knowing that Snowden accessed so much, why should we doubt them?
- spacefight 12y agoTrue. There's also not much use of showing more source code on screen (or config files as it looks in this case)...
- Vespasian 12y agoWell whether this particular piece of information is true or not the whole situation is not making me feel more secure as someone who runs a (non exit) Tor relay. I curious to see if this backfires at me the next time I visit the US. At this point it wouldn't be a total surprise any more.