On 20/10/11 07:12, George-Lopez wrote:
5) I've always wondered why the OSes running the node were public. Is it
really necessary to make the Tor network running?
It doesn't tell you anything that can't be ascertained by IP fingerprinting.
Julian
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A guess is that there might be a link between the bridges
enumeration attack mentioned in that article and the recent spike
in bridge use, for which one of the hypotheses was a botnet
(https://lists.torproject.org/pipermail/tor-talk/2011-September/0
21347.html).
Creating many circuits through the
On Thu, Oct 13, 2011 at 1:55 PM, Brandon Wiley bran...@blanu.net wrote:
However, the actual IPs discovered have no publication value. Releasing them
is just irresponsible. In order to receive credit, he just needs to publish
the attack, which would also be more helpful to us because then we
On Thu, Oct 13, 2011 at 5:30 AM, George-Lopez g.lo.sub...@gmail.com wrote:
French students were able to exploit a vulnerability in Tor network
Details here (french):
http://www.itespresso.fr/securite-it-la-confiance-dans-le-reseau-d-anonymisation-tor-est-ebranlee-47287.html/2
More information:
On 2011-10-14, torvlnt...@fastmail.fm torvlnt...@fastmail.fm wrote:
A guess is that there might be a link between the bridges
enumeration attack mentioned in that article and the recent spike
in bridge use, for which one of the hypotheses was a botnet
On 2011-10-14, Mansour Moufid mansourmou...@gmail.com wrote:
On Thu, Oct 13, 2011 at 5:30 AM, George-Lopez g.lo.sub...@gmail.com wrote:
French students were able to exploit a vulnerability in Tor network
Details here (french):
French students were able to exploit a vulnerability in Tor network
Details here (french):
http://www.itespresso.fr/securite-it-la-confiance-dans-le-reseau-d-anonymisation-tor-est-ebranlee-47287.html/2
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On Thu, Oct 13, 2011 at 08:59:35AM -0400, and...@torproject.org wrote:
it sounds like they wrote malware to watch the ram
in a MS Windows relay and exploit MS Windows weaknesses to read some
crypto keys.
Also, keep an eye out for claims like 25% of the Tor relays runs
Windows, so if I can
I went to French bilingual school through high school. its rusty, but here's
additional info:
He mapped TOR bridges and included them in the attack vector. These IPs will
be published in November. He claims that 30% of entry nodes and bridges run
Windows and are subject to privilege
I'm all for security research and finding vulnerabilities, in Tor and
otherwise. Attacks that enumerate bridges are of particular interest.
However, the actual IPs discovered have no publication value. Releasing them
is just irresponsible. In order to receive credit, he just needs to publish
the
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