Tripple Moon (29.04.2009 17:33): >> And if somebody wanted to circumvent, I would think the >> client could be >> modified so that when it claimed to be uploading itself, it >> was actually >> uploading a copy of an unmodified binary. Am I missing >> something? > Well yea thats upto the implementation of this behavior, and i wholeheartedly > would suggest to _not_ allow any uploads of external files. > By external files i mean using file-open routines, it should only upload the > current running instance of the tor-application. > And ofcourse like you already mentioned they could create a modified version > which indeed does what you say. > So this is a hard-egg to crack for me personally atm :)
There is no way in the Universe to accomplish this. Do you see much (if any) unbreakable DRM systems around? Think about this for awhile. -- SATtva | security & privacy consulting www.vladmiller.info | www.pgpru.com