On Tue, 22 Mar 2011 21:19:46 -0700 Mike Perry <mikeperry@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > > > But, if the EFF runs an exit enclave at observatory.eff.org, shouldn't > > > this solve the same-circuit correlation problem? Tor should prefer > > > using that exit enclave in all cases when it is up in this case. > > > > This won't work if an exit node lies about the IP address of > > ???observatory.eff.org??? (and it won't work reliably in any case). Using > > an EFF-run hidden service would fix that problem if we can make hidden > > services work reliably again. > > Yeah, we need to start issuing requests for the IP, because the DNS > request itself is an anonymity set fragmentation issue (since it won't > go to the enclave, but will be mixed with other tor traffic). The EFF > says using the IP for submission should be doable: the IP address they > plan to use should be stable in the medium term. Will you be able to get a certificate valid for that IP address (rather than hostname)? Robert Ransom
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