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Attacks against the tor network or its participants, or attacks from it.
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What impact does Tor's bootstrapping process have for attack models?
For the security aspect (e.g. impersonation), you might like this FAQ entry which explains why it's safe:
https://www.torproject.org/docs/faq#KeyManagement
But you're right that a local network atta …
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Is exit node able to modify / add packets to a stream?
Yes, the exit relay can do any of the behaviors you describe. It can modify the data that comes back from the website (or whatever the destination is), or it can simply pretend to be the destination a …
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