FW: [Full-disclosure] Tool Release - Tor Blocker
Anthony DiPierro
or at inbox.org
Sun Jun 4 12:32:10 UTC 2006
On 6/3/06, 4non ym0us <nospam.anonymous at gmail.com> wrote:
> > If your machine is listening on a public IP, and can be "hacked" on a
> > completely valid TCP connection (which is the only kind TOR allows --
> > leaving out most of the tricks "hackers" use), then you've got bigger
> > problems then tor.
>
> I doubt most administrators care about the difference. The concern
> would be if such a module becomes a standard part of most servers, it
> would effectively take all static IP TOR routers out of the web and
> subsequently affecting the desirability of using TOR, wouldn't it?
>
I can't wait until IPv6 finally becomes widespread.
On another note, Tor is big and getting bigger. Plus there are a
number of Tor nodes that are on dynamic IPs. Blocking them all is
going to become more and more painful.
Anthony
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