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Attacks against the tor network or its participants, or attacks from it.
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Can intermediary nodes learn the length of a circuit?
This should be impossible because of the layered encryption, but some documentation suggests that this can somehow be done.
From Section 5.6 [1] of tor's specification
When speaking v2 of the link p …
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