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by system33- 3y ago
A function called ':' is defined. In its body, it calls itself twice at the same time (':|:') (piping the output of the first call into the second, which doesn't do anything useful) and sends these calls to the back
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by system33- 3y ago
v2 were removed because they are insecure. Bad crypto and addresses were discoverable when they shouldn’t need to be (and scanners were always running and discovering them). I don’t think there’s any reason to suspect v3 will be removed bec
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by system33- 3y ago
I think this is where most people’s minds would jump when reading the title. When it’s actually about Tor providing security in general, not just anonymity specifically. It was written in response to someone claiming something like “Tor pro
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by system33- 3y ago
Syncthing "just" syncs files. Near instantly, which could mean a delay of a few seconds to maybe even a minute. And it won't de-conflict changes beyond saving the "bad" version in a file like `sqlite.db-syncthing-co
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by system33- 4y ago
Sure. The funding was secured to protect $military comms. Allegedly the $military actively uses it, so it better be actually secure, especially when malicious foreign enemy actors have had two decades to study it. Academics have studied it
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by system33- 4y ago
Now the other end of that tunnel still uniquely identifies you. It helps in some adversary models, but not many or all. I work for the Navy. The Naval Research Lab where Tor and onion routing was started. I wrote a FAQ to respond to these c
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by system33- 4y ago
Yes it is. This is by design, and better than using a random first relay for every circuit, new random one every day, etc. https://blog.torproject.org/improving-tors-anonymity-changin... https://www-users.cse.umn
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by system33- 5y ago
Disable the SocksPort, then set two options to really convince tor that you know what you're doing, then configure your onion service as usual. SocksPort 0 HiddenServiceSingleHopMode 1 HiddenServiceNonAnonymousMode 1
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by system33- 6y ago
The "attacker" is so bad at consistently preventing consensus generation that I find it extremely hard to believe it is an attack at all, thus it isn't related to this market bust. An attacker would (1) send much more traffic
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by system33- 9y ago
Tor Browser isolates cookies and other browser state into buckets based on URL bar domains.
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by system33- 10y ago
CSS alone can get window size https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13929211