Current Events > Tor - What if you added a ton of machines to the network?

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StarsOfCCTV 03/11/18 3:36:15 PM #1:	Let's say you added so many machines to the network that you were around 10% of the network. Surely you would be able to work out what people are looking at if the request goes through each of your machines? --- "What is any ocean but a multitude of droplets" <cite>StarsOfCCTV posted [p:897600841] in Tor - What... [t:76405012]...</cite> <quote>Let's say you added so many machines to the network that you were around 10% of the network. Surely you would be able to work out what people are looking at if the request goes through each of your machines?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
IdiotMachine 03/11/18 3:39:47 PM #2:	Isn't it amazing that the US gov't (naval research) was using Tor back in the 90s, and only now are the average citizens hearing/learning about what this is... I wonder what technologies the gov't has today. <cite>IdiotMachine posted [p:897601040] in Tor - What... [t:76405012]...</cite> <quote>Isn't it amazing that the US gov't (naval research) was using Tor back in the 90s, and only now are the average citizens hearing/learning about what this is... I wonder what technologies the gov't has today.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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