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> >
>
> I now expect to have invitations from many FBI groups around the
> east coast to come talk to them in more detail. One of the downsides
> I'm beginning to realize is the high rate of churn of good technical
> people at FBI. Once they learn enough useful technical stuff, they can
> get hig
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Facebookcorewwwi.onion
I find it hard to believe that you cannot make use of any informal
relationships to make a meatspace query on valid Tor usage estimates.
People do not exist in isolation, and this meme that no private sector
individual has knowledge on Tor ignor
I think the graph speaks for itself. Tor usage is becoming a lot more
widespread.
https://metrics.torproject.org/userstats-relay-country.html?start=2017-08-03&end=2017-09-01&country=us&events=off
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Weren't people speculating that tens of thousands of tor connections were
used to deanonymize web services like Doxbin?
If mtor is implemented, I don't see any loss of security over Tor.
Although many web applications are currently designed for unicast.
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> Geographical movement is revealed by device leaks before Tails boots.
Tor is not meant to protect against a global active adversary.
In any case, one should look at who was caught using Tor, and how one
should improve upon them.
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If I'm a global adversary, all I have to do is drop packets and see if
they are resent. I could do that sequentially for each tor circuit.
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1. "Tor does provide a partial solution in a very specific situation,
though. When you make a connection to a destination that also runs a
Tor relay, Tor will automatically extend your circuit so you exit from
that circuit. So for example if Indymedia ran a Tor relay on the same
IP address as their
http://netfpga.org/site/#/systems/1netfpga-sume/details/
This is apparently available for an academic price of around two
thousand dollars.
A google search hasn't revealed much talk on the tor lists about FPGAs for Tor.
Such cards will probably have to be used in the near future, at least
to red
>
> Forget the people, shoot the antennas.
>
>
https://www.mca-marines.org/files/The%20Attritionist%20Letters%20Anthology_0.pdf
Go to The Attritionist Letters (#11):
My tour continued at an infantry regiment combat operations center (COC).
We flew in at night, guided by the tactical support wide
http://routersecurity.org/
It just simply doesn't matter.
To have a modern lifestyle, depends upon having devices of dubious or poor
security. The government has shown a willingness to accumulate dossiers
(seemingly including IRC chats), and then leak them when it serves their
own needs.
Our Con
http://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2013/06/exclusive-in-2009-ed-snowden-said-leakers-should-be-shot-then-he-became-one/
https://theintercept.com/2015/09/25/gchq-radio-porn-spies-track-web-users-online-identities/
Yep.
Time to create a massive donation drive for Tor.
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> > I'm curious if any one on the list is able to determine how many of the
> above issues have already been addressed by the OpenBSD project.
> I don't want to steer the thread away from the main topic but I think it is
> fair to say that OpenBSD has problems too. An article titled the insecurity
>
> * Ways to verify system firmware compromise thru dumping images and
> archiving them
>
>
It's the problem of Plato's cave isn't it?
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Last year's summer of code had someone working on Tor multicore.
This year's summer of privacy has Donncha O'Cearbhaill working on load
balancing for hidden services.
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> Does anyone in Tor want to name a price to get this task done?
The price of a public dedicated ip address is at worst, $20 a month.
Two tor nodes max per IP address, so roughly $20*6000 relays / 2 =
$60,000 per year.
That is perhaps the only price of no multicore support.
Although, many Tor n
Why is there no multicore support for Tor? I haven't been able to find an
answer to this question.
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Suggestions:
add this:
and maybe a few of these pictures:
https://w2.eff.org/Misc/Graphics/
livens up the bland text page.
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Many websites operate their own CDN. Under the current Tor system each
unique domain name is routed to an exit node. The obvious problem is that
this provides another angle of attack for deanonymizing users if there are
multiple domains controlled by a single party.
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Doesn't Google Maps trivially deanonymizes you?
I generally use Google Maps in normal browsing mode because of that.
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> Disconnect search allows Tor users to search privately using their
> favorite search engine. This service costs money and so we’re asking users
> to help keep our servers running and the search product free. Your
> contributions will be used exclusively to cover the monthly server costs
> asso
>
> That's only if you choose to attempt a padding-across-the-net
> management scope, which is also going to be hard and slow to
> manage and respond to bandwidth and other net dynamics.
> (Though this was about GPA, it's probably also vulnerable to
> endpoint interruption attacks that monitor your
To my knowledge, traffic is randomly assigned by clients based on consensus
percentages.
In order to have a proper padding system, a lot more information needs to
be leaked about current bandwidth demand.
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While my analogy and definition of security may not have been best
suited, nor is this reply, the point remains that there is nothing
special here for you as a corp. Anything you say that LE can provide
for *you* with honeypots can also be sourced internally or from the
open market and your subsequ
Considering starting a blog. What are the various web hosts for Tor? Google
searches yield only Freedom... which is obviously no longer existent.
> And there isn't. The DDoS part is inclusive with their other (paid)
> service; they're a CDN. The DDoS part is free just because their
> inbound link
Pretty sure there's be more collisions in regard to those yes or not
questions than you think. Distribution of temperaments and opinions seem to
fit a bell curve. Thus the number of collisions would be quite high.
In terms of internet plug-ins, a person would customize their computer in
terms of
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