On Wed, Dec 14, 2011 at 6:28 AM, Gisle Vanem wrote:
> How about it?
I'd say "not so good" if it only applies to MSVC builds. The
orconfig.h files is supposed to correspond exactly to the one that
would ordinarily be generated by the autoconf script for on other
platforms.
Of course, if we patc
Note that the data sent from Alice to En is encrypted with a key only they
share, rendering this attack impossible.
On Dec 17, 2011 11:25 AM, "Daniel Cohen" wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am new to Tor, but after reading about its design, and reading a few
> research papers on its vulnerabilities (specifical
This attach will not work. Alice's tor client on her computer creates a
Multi layered encrypted connection, hence the term onion routing. If Alice's
connection to the exit node goes through 3 tor nodes (eg entry, middle, exit)
then the connection is encrypted three times with different keys a
Hi,
I am new to Tor, but after reading about its design, and reading a few
research papers on its vulnerabilities (specifically timing attacks), I had
the following thought:
Suppose Alice is connecting to Bob via Tor, using HTTPS encryption. She
sends a packet to the Tor entry node (call it En).
Should we think to have all tor-users that run a version minor than X,
go automatically off-the-network?
I mean, if we have let's say 10% of outdated users, it means that 10% of
the network can be compromised with a single remote exploit.
I mean, running a Tor node today it's a responsibility.
I
