No.155410
Just visiting and logging into a cp site on the dark web is not safe nor anonymous. The Tor network isn't actually that secure nor anonymous. It can easily get compromised by a three letter agency, like the FBI. Of course, those illegal websites are probably government honeypots to begin with. The governments can use traffic analysis to determine who is accessing cp websites, even if they are using Tor to "mask" their Internet activities (of course, the only way to access to those dark web sites is with the Tor software). No intelligent person would access prohibited content......there have been many cases of the governments using traffic analysis to determine who is accessing cp content, even though said users used the Tor network.....
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No.155490
⚠︎🚷 THIS IS A BOT THREAD 🚷⚠︎
♿🚽🌀 IF YOU CAN'T RECOGNIZE BOT THREADS YOU ARE RETARDED 🌀🚽♿
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No.161489
>>155410
The government can't use traffic analysis if someone uses a VPN's multihop to connect to two servers in two different safe havens simultaneously. It is too easy for evil criminals to get away with cp possession. If you pair that with Tor, they have no pattern and no identity. You have to use DAITA to scramble the traffic by injecting fake stuff. They delete token payment data after 20 days. There is no link. The only reason these evil tools haven't been shut down is because they are used by more law-abiding citizens than criminals.
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