7 Dec
2013
7 Dec
'13
12:36 p.m.
Wondering if anyone else is having issues feeling like some of the
servers may not have their best interest in mind. My suspicions
started when seeing NSADutch etc come up there, and now there's a
range of sketchy-ness and badass-ness if you look at the network map
as you browse, especially if you're an activist. I have to continually
be closing out these portals to defeat "InvincibleAI," for example.
Since as I understand it tor is an evolving project, is what's going on:
a) it turns out anyone can make a server... so there's some percentage
of those who will take traffic and data and not have your best
interests in mind?
b) this is fine perfectly safe, none of the data and traffic is stored
on these servers?
c) there's other things with privacy we have to collectively worry
about, like what information we give to companies and their integrity,
d) this is a battle it's evolving and so we don't really know yet?
e) some other hack-option?
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7 Dec
7 Dec
7:52 p.m.
Not really having problems with it but was kind of freaked out by this:
http://i.imgur.com/zRn4p5s.jpg
but it turns out Obama probably isn't running a tor exit, this guy just has
a sense of humor
http://ctrlq.org/maps/where/functions.js:
...
function defaultLocation() {
showMap(38.8977, -77.0366);
}
...
On Sat, Dec 7, 2013 at 12:36 PM, Eddie Che <eddiemill(a)gmail.com> wrote:
Wondering if anyone else is having issues feeling like some of the
servers may not have their best interest in mind. My suspicions
started when seeing NSADutch etc come up there, and now there's a
range of sketchy-ness and badass-ness if you look at the network map
as you browse, especially if you're an activist. I have to continually
be closing out these portals to defeat "InvincibleAI," for example.
Since as I understand it tor is an evolving project, is what's going on:
a) it turns out anyone can make a server... so there's some percentage
of those who will take traffic and data and not have your best
interests in mind?
b) this is fine perfectly safe, none of the data and traffic is stored
on these servers?
c) there's other things with privacy we have to collectively worry
about, like what information we give to companies and their integrity,
d) this is a battle it's evolving and so we don't really know yet?
e) some other hack-option?
--
Eddie Miller, BU '10
eddiemill(a)gmail.com | 440-935-5434
Facebook.com/eddiemill | Twitter.com/eddiemill
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13 Dec
13 Dec
8:45 p.m.
The program is definitely hacked, I felt pretty salty when I got hit
by NSATor before logging off that time. (a)
b) I have come across logforme as a part of one server,
c) yesimodifiedtheconfig being another,
d) I don't trust invincibleAI (of course! think, Neo throwing off the
beurocrats!), Baurine, herngaard, and I am not sure about the Icebeer
ones.
I am wondering can someone follow up with this by forwarding
information on to anyone at the tor project, so we all have a better
internet? I do not accept that information packets are intercepted, at
least unless the internet site chooses to give or sell the infos.
Actually, a lot of silicon valley companies just wrote an open letter
about it, no...? h4x0rs love, eddie che
On 12/8/13, Josh Shadlen <cleverpseudonym(a)gmail.com> wrote:
Not really having problems with it but was kind of
freaked out by this:
http://i.imgur.com/zRn4p5s.jpg
but it turns out Obama probably isn't running a tor exit, this guy just has
a sense of humor
http://ctrlq.org/maps/where/functions.js:
...
function defaultLocation() {
showMap(38.8977, -77.0366);
}
...
On Sat, Dec 7, 2013 at 12:36 PM, Eddie Che <eddiemill(a)gmail.com> wrote:
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Eddie Miller, BU '10
eddiemill(a)gmail.com | 440-935-5434
Facebook.com/eddiemill | Twitter.com/eddiemill
Wondering if anyone else is having issues feeling like some of the
servers may not have their best interest in mind. My suspicions
started when seeing NSADutch etc come up there, and now there's a
range of sketchy-ness and badass-ness if you look at the network map
as you browse, especially if you're an activist. I have to continually
be closing out these portals to defeat "InvincibleAI," for example.
Since as I understand it tor is an evolving project, is what's going on:
a) it turns out anyone can make a server... so there's some percentage
of those who will take traffic and data and not have your best
interests in mind?
b) this is fine perfectly safe, none of the data and traffic is stored
on these servers?
c) there's other things with privacy we have to collectively worry
about, like what information we give to companies and their integrity,
d) this is a battle it's evolving and so we don't really know yet?
e) some other hack-option?
--
Eddie Miller, BU '10
eddiemill(a)gmail.com | 440-935-5434
Facebook.com/eddiemill | Twitter.com/eddiemill
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