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Re: Tor at heart of embassy passwords leak; "ToR isn’t the problem, just use it for what it’s made for."

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Date: Mon, 10 Sep 2007 14:33:42 -0700
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> if you want to snag passwords it only takes once, and the temporal nature
> of Tor exit streams is no problem.

Hmm... I wonder about "Exit guards" ... (But how could you verify
their "goodness", or the "goodness" of their ISP?)

Ohh... I didn't even think of that. A tor node's ISP can snoop
outgoing traffic of all the "security risks" -- they are, after all,
the ones hiding stuff.

References:
- Tor at heart of embassy passwords leak; "ToR isn’t the problem, just use it for what it’s made for."
  - From: coderman
- Re: Tor at heart of embassy passwords leak; "ToR isn’t the problem, just use it for what it’s made for."
  - From: Michael_google gmail_Gersten
- Re: Tor at heart of embassy passwords leak; "ToR isn’t the problem, just use it for what it’s made for."
  - From: coderman
- Re: Tor at heart of embassy passwords leak; "ToR isn’t the problem, just use it for what it’s made for."
  - From: Gabriel Rocha
- Re: Tor at heart of embassy passwords leak; "ToR isn’t the problem, just use it for what it’s made for."
  - From: Michael_google gmail_Gersten
- Re: Tor at heart of embassy passwords leak; "ToR isn’t the problem, just use it for what it’s made for."
  - From: coderman

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