Chris Palmer writes: > If an adversary alters the ciphertext of an encrypted cell of Tor > traffic, the cell will fail the integrity check done by each Tor node > in your circuit, and the cell will have to be resent. Peter notes that instead of re-sending the cell, Tor will tear-down the circuit. Either way, an adversary that is not an exit node cannot get away with altering your traffic. -- http://www.eff.org/about/staff/#chris_palmer
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