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I get your point, but it's more of an ideological battle here. Those people want to be legally allowed to run an exit node, not to use a compromised box & hide
by rjaco31 11y ago
I get your point, but it's more of an ideological battle here. Those people want to be legally allowed to run an exit node, not to use a compromised box & hide their tracks.
- mirimir 11y agoThat's a great ideal, and I wish them success. I'm more pragmatic. Raids are life-changing experiences, even if nobody gets killed, or ends up in prison. And where I live, freedom to legally run Tor exit nodes is limited, with poor prospects of increasing. I am not recommending the use of compromised servers. I'm recommending anonymous leasing from legitimate providers, which are located in jurisdictions that are unlikely to freely cooperate with your home jurisdiction. Ideally you run Tor-ramdisk, and store the node's credentials in another anonymous server, so there are no logs. This is rather like preemptively not talking to police except through your attorney.