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Re: [tor-bugs] #5028 [Ooni]: Tor bridge scanning
#5028: Tor bridge scanning
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Reporter: hellais | Owner: runa
Type: project | Status: assigned
Priority: normal | Milestone: Sponsor F: March 15, 2012
Component: Ooni | Version:
Keywords: | Parent:
Points: | Actualpoints:
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Changes (by runa):
* cc: aagbsn (added)
Comment:
Replying to [comment:14 arma]:
> Doing a full Tor connection to a bridge from inside China is a poor
idea. Doing a TCP scan to the bridge address is probably fine, and I think
it would tell us everything we need to know at this point.
Ok, we'll do that.
> If we wanted to be extra cautious we could do the scan on all the
bridges in the https bucket, since they're more likely to be known
already. I think we don't have a script to pull out just those bridges
from the bridgedb database; but that's 'a simple matter of programming' as
they say.
Who can do this? Aaron? Would be great if Arturo, Karsten, and I could
have an email with the bridge addresses in it.
> But yes, Karsten's point about "automated" is an important one: we
should script a periodic export of a list of bridges to scan, cron a
periodic scan, and add each set of scan results to some long-term storage
in a way that is easy to do analysis on.
Yes, we should, but that's something we can focus on after March 15th.
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