to underline the relevance of this:
one of the most important IP blocks (185.222.100.0/22) on the internet
with regards to Tor created route origin authorizations (ROAs)
for their prefixes. These prefixes are use by 3 major exit operators
(including the biggest exit operator).
they make up
Hi,
I looked at the routing security state
of the >3k BGP prefixes that make up the tor network [1].
I believe it is important for tor to have a discussion on how
the network should deal with relays that will increasingly be only partially
reachable
due to the increase of RPKI route origin
