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Tor has developed several internal protocols, like the rendezvous specification, directory specification etc. This tag is for questions which deal with protocols Tor uses.
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What is the reasoning behind keeping hidden service onion RSA keys at 1024 length?
RSA asymmetric encryption works really slowly, and the bigger the n and the message is, the harder the computer is going to have to work, thats why PGP exists.
Note that RSA encryption works by:
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