Would it even matter? The network gets routed between multiple nodes and the site traffic itself is encrypted, so unless a sufficient number of nodes total were comrpomised then tracking who is visiting where would be an effort in futility, no?
The only notable case of a TOR user being tracked down that I can think of was a Silk Road user using his personal email address in malicious activity.
so unless a sufficient number of nodes total were comrpomised then tracking who is visiting where would be an effort in futility, no?
Yes, I was being hyperbolic, its probably unlikely enough nodes are compromised
The only notable case of a TOR user being tracked down that I can think of was a Silk Road user using his personal email address in malicious activity.
Or the number of compromised exit nodes has increased 👀 😬
Would it even matter? The network gets routed between multiple nodes and the site traffic itself is encrypted, so unless a sufficient number of nodes total were comrpomised then tracking who is visiting where would be an effort in futility, no?
The only notable case of a TOR user being tracked down that I can think of was a Silk Road user using his personal email address in malicious activity.
Plus, you can use both VPN and TOR.
Yes, I was being hyperbolic, its probably unlikely enough nodes are compromised
There was another one: https://blog.torproject.org/tor-is-still-safe/
But this was also technically a case of user error