intrigeri: >> I'm not very knowledgeable about VPNs in the real-world, but I thought >> that a VPN could be a big network infrastructure of its own, spreading >> across the world. And so, potentially, without a single point where you >> can observe both the incoming and outgoing connections. In that case, >> breaking the anonymity of the VPN would require a global adversary or >> being the admin of the VPN. > > I guess it's correct that large VPN providers have multiple point of > presence on the Internet. Still, an attacker only needs to monitor > these N points, and then I think my point still holds if N>1 but is > relatively small, which I expect to be the case. Monitoring the IX's > where these POP live works too.
Shit! I worked on this two weeks ago but forgot to mention it. So I tried to solve your concerns with commit 8c7323c. If that still doesn't work, please try to propose a phrasing that works for you. Otherwise merge it into master. Ticket: 6018 Branch: doc/why_tor -- sajolida
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