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In generating a new hidden service address, does the tor client check for collision with exi...
If you happen to get the same onion, then you may have the same private key, which essentially means you get to "take over" that address, because any clients connecting to the previous onion URL may get … It takes many billions of intentional tries on powerful computers to even get half of the address correct.
No, the bots did not create their own hidden services. They connected to an existing one. …
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