Re: [tor-talk] Finding "Good" neigbors

[Wanderingnet <wanderingnet@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I recall I encountered an node-box technology on Wikipedia, designed for running tamper-proof Tor nodes such that monitoring was impossible: the system was designed to allow for boot and key authentication only, and could not be snooped. I seem to be unable now to locate the page, but this would solve many of the problems of bad nodes in the Tor network, at least if a filtered network composed solely of such systems were used. Of course, you would wonder why this hadn't been done if it were possible...but then again, while I shrug at what I view as major problems with Tor implementation, Linux security OS provision, and so on, I remind myself constantly that most things in modernity don't work, from products to theories, free or not, so there needn't be a conspiracy involved :)

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-------- Original Message --------
 On February 11, 2018 2:30 PM, Anon Hyde <mail@xxxxxxx> wrote:

>On 2/11/18, Iain Learmonth irl@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
>>Bad relays are removed by the directory authorities from the consensus.
>>
> It is good decision, but not working well. I'd lot of problem in the
> past until I filled my personal blacklist. It would be nice to load
> the torrc over the URL, so as not to look for where to put it, where
> to put it. I use three OS on two other's owners computers: Slax, Remux
> and Muzdie 7 and 10
>
>>the same way as everyone else's client.
>>
>
> 10x4in4, got it. But of two evils choose the least
>
> cheers
>
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