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Yeah, that's the problem, given it says NSA, who knows for sure. As<br>
arrogant as govt. has gotten in the last few years it would not<br>
surprise me one bit to see them run a server under that name.<br>
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Ringo Kamens wrote:<br>
| Yeah I also noticed that server. I get routed through it a lot as an<br>
| entry guard. Based on the IP I don't think the NSA runs it but who<br>
| knows.<br>
| Ringo Kamens<br>
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| On 3/31/07, Thomas M. Jett <a class="moz-txt-link-rfc2396E" href="mailto:free_dixie@dixie-net.com"><free_dixie@dixie-net.com></a> wrote:<br>
| I just opened Tork and there in the server list was a server named<br>
| NSAFortMeade. Is this for real, or is the NSA running a Tor Server?<br>
| If it's for real, it's going to spook a lot of people away from Tor,<br>
| at least those who are inclined to use Tor for political reasons.<br>
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| PS: let me ad an addendum, the server in question is in the<br>
| Routers/Entry Guards list.<br>
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