On Sat, 16 Jan 2016 15:02:18 +0100 RaÃl MartÃnez <rme@xxxxxx> wrote: > Most of people are uneducated about what is Tor and what is used for. > That can lead to trouble. > > I have used pluggable transports but they are too slow (50KB/s) So run your own fast bridge? It's relatively easy, and I assume that's the main reason why it's slow since all of the non-meek transports are relatively lightweight. Anyway, I don't see the point of this. People that care about masking Tor use should use Bridges with pluggable transports and expect to take a performance hit for the extra obfuscation. People that do not use such things should assume that it is trivial to figure out if they are using Tor. It's worth noting that the obfuscation isn't perfect and people should assume that it's possible to figure out if they're using Tor if they are being actively targeted as well, but the various transports do raise the bar by varying amounts. Apart from the cases involving Bridges and PTs, explicitly hiding Tor use is not in Tor's threat model either (and probably can't be without a major re-design of how the network works, which is unlikely to happen). Regards, -- Yawning Angel
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