Exit guards?

Michael_google gmail_Gersten keybounce at gmail.com
Wed Sep 19 05:12:45 UTC 2007


Thinking about the "evil exit node" issue, I'm wondering: Do we need
exit guards?

Entry guards aren't magical. Without entry guards, you will eventually
hit a path with both the entry and exit node under control of the
attacker, and your anonymity is lost.

Same idea for exit guards. Not magical. But now you have a chance that
your information won't be lost to a bad node, while without them you
will eventually hit a bad exit node.



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