> > Hi,
> >
> > I just had an idea, how an attacker could slow down the Tor network,
> > and wanted it to discuss with you.
> > To my knowledge, there is only the BadExit and BadDirectory flag,
> > nothing like BadNode.
> > In contrast to a bad exit, which is misbehaving, how could the network
>
On Aug 24, 2011, at 10:54 AM, morphium wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I just had an idea, how an attacker could slow down the Tor network,
> and wanted it to discuss with you.
> To my knowledge, there is only the BadExit and BadDirectory flag,
> nothing like BadNode.
> In contrast to a bad exit, which is misb
Hi,
I just had an idea, how an attacker could slow down the Tor network,
and wanted it to discuss with you.
To my knowledge, there is only the BadExit and BadDirectory flag,
nothing like BadNode.
In contrast to a bad exit, which is misbehaving, how could the network
block a node, which has all out
