Was this failure technical though?
Unless I'm misunderstanding the situation, If the kid had invoked his
right to stay silent, I'm under the impression all they could prove is
that he used Tor - not that he sent a particular email.
Beyond a reasonable doubt is a high hurdle to clear.
However, le
I agree that we need to make Tor so simple and so bulletproof that it is not
possible to use something like timing to make deductions. The fact that only
one student may have used Tor introduces another vulnerability that needs to be
removed in some manner. We do need to use examples of people u
t...@bitmessage.ch:
>
> In the spirit of Jake's 29c3 talk, I think we can decide as a community
> not to brush off high-profile attacks against people using Tor with
> arguments like "oh, it was an old Firefox vulnerability and some users
> weren't running the latest available code" or "oh, obvious
This student did some really stupid things and in many ways is a "bad
example" of Tor use, but when Harvard students--even the ones who seem to
have come unhinged and clearly made reprehensible decisions--don't realize
that their university (or other institution's network administration)
probably c
Of interest to anyone with a Safeplug transparent Tor proxy device from
Pogoplug or concerned about their security.
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From: "Gali Birenbaum"
Date: Jan 2, 2014 12:16 AM
Subject: SSH on Safeplug
To:
Cc:
Hello Lee,
I would like to start by stressing the fact t
On 12/31/2013 04:34, Yuri wrote:
How to reset trac password?
It seems like Trac's handling of the lost password is very rudimentary
and unintuitive.
It turns out that restore password feature is broken in trac.torproject.org
Admin of this page should read the discussion for this Trac ticket