[sudo-discuss] Anyone having problems with Tor?

[Josh Shadlen]

Not really having problems with it but was kind of freaked out by this:
http://i.imgur.com/zRn4p5s.jpg

but it turns out Obama probably isn't running a tor exit, this guy just has
a sense of humor

http://ctrlq.org/maps/where/functions.js:
...
function defaultLocation() {
    showMap(38.8977, -77.0366);
}
...



On Sat, Dec 7, 2013 at 12:36 PM, Eddie Che <eddiemill at gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Wondering if anyone else is having issues feeling like some of the
> servers may not have their best interest in mind. My suspicions
> started when seeing NSADutch etc come up there, and now there's a
> range of sketchy-ness and badass-ness if you look at the network map
> as you browse, especially if you're an activist. I have to continually
> be closing out these portals to defeat "InvincibleAI," for example.
>
> Since as I understand it tor is an evolving project, is what's going on:
> a) it turns out anyone can make a server... so there's some percentage
> of those who will take traffic and data and not have your best
> interests in mind?
> b) this is fine perfectly safe, none of the data and traffic is stored
> on these servers?
> c) there's other things with privacy we have to collectively worry
> about, like what information we give to companies and their integrity,
> d) this is a battle it's evolving and so we don't really know yet?
> e) some other hack-option?
>
>
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