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How secure is Tor network?
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this post was submitted on 09 Sep 2023
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Most tor users got caught because of bad OPSEC, not because of the tor network itself…
Bad opsec and hubris/idiocy.
Maybe, parallel construction confuses the quality of ToR a bit. If I was a APT and compromised ToR I wouldn't want anyone to know, so i would use parallel construction to always have a non-ToR reason for a take down.
So we need other security methods besides using Tor? Like what?
Not using anything Google/Microsoft related would be a good start.
Followed by no JavaScript, no browser plug-ins, etc.