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Repeating that over and over does not make that true. Or have I just been imagining the existence of Tor, etc.?
by bandrami 12y ago
Repeating that over and over does not make that true. Or have I just been imagining the existence of Tor, etc.?
- MichaelGG 12y agoTor puts quite a lot of effort into authenticating part of the infrastructure, why do you think they do not? And Tor isn't providing a "secure" transport, they're trying to provide a "mixed" transport to hide you among others. If you were the only Tor user (or facing a big enough foe) and Tor did no authentication, then those random encryption hops could get hijacked easy enough since a fake directory could get published right to you, and you'd happily encrypt each hop with a MITM key.