> If I run a Tor exit node and use Tor myself, is there any chance that my own
> traffic might exit my own node? Of course, if this were to happen, I'd
> still have plausible deniability since I'd be running an exit node but it
> would still be too close for comfort!
If your client is not also th
You have the possibility to change the way tor is building his circuits in
the torrc file. You can even choose what exit node you want to use.
On Sat, May 26, 2012 at 6:32 PM, Sam Whited wrote:
> > If I run a Tor exit node and use Tor myself, is there any chance that my
> own
> > traffic might e
> If I run a Tor exit node and use Tor myself, is there any chance that my own
> traffic might exit my own node? ...
No, your node will build a circuit consisting of nodes that are not
itself, and not in the same family as itself.
For more information, see here:
https://gitweb.torproject.org/tor
This is going to be an amazingly silly question and I will admit ahead
of time that I've not fully reviewed the source code to find the
answer but I'm going to ask anyway.
If I run a Tor exit node and use Tor myself, is there any chance that
my own traffic might exit my own node? Of course
