>>> A sample session goes like this: >>> 1. The user starts a connector and a Tor client. The connector sends its >>> address to the facilitator, so that a proxy will know where to >>> connect to. (We call this step "rendezvous.") >>> 2. A flash proxy appears in a browser and asks the facilitator for an >>> address. >>> 3. The facilitator sends a remembered client address to the proxy. >>> 4. The proxy connects to the client address. The client's connector >>> receives the connection. >>> 5. The proxy connects to a Tor relay, then begins copying data between >>> its two sockets. >> >> Where is the list of all facilitators? > > There is only one (not that there couldn't be more), and its address is > hardcoded into the proxy badge.
I think I am confused about something: Why is it difficult for the censor to enumerate, and then block, the facilitators? -Kevin _______________________________________________ tor-dev mailing list [email protected] https://lists.torproject.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/tor-dev
