> don't exclude it at all. For example it can be a very hidden malware > that not detected by antivirus and it will be enable to invisibly > communicate with it's "second part" when you visit some web-sites > because it doesn't need in allowing rules in system firewall. Yes, but see what the design specification says regarding the attacker capabilities: https://www.torproject.org/projects/torbrowser/design/#attacks (especially section 4). Thus, I doubt that the TorBrowser is the proper platform to defend against an attacker you have in mind.
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