I don't think the change to 72 hours was merged; I think it's still at 24 hours. > PS: If multiple governments cooperate and a majority of servers are taken do

I don't think the change to 72 hours was merged; I think it's still at 24 hours. > PS: If multiple governments cooperate and a majority of servers are taken down, what happens to Tor after the consensus interval expires? As I understand it, the network would die (all clients would refuse to use the consensus, and thus not connect) 24 hours after the last good consensus. > PPS: Remember that FedGov's "copyright infringing" domain name seizures have on occasion taken down non-infringing sites in error, as I wrote about here: http://www.cnet.com/news/dhs-abruptly-abandons-copyright-sei.. http://www.cnet.com/news/dhs-abruptly-abandons-copyright-sei.... I'm not sure how this is relevant -- the directory authorities are not being accessed via domain name, just IP address.