Tor’s exit nodes are public, including their hidden nodes are made public by Metrics . Many countries can easily block Tor access by setting up IP blacklists. I’ve seen many users in the forums experiencing the above troubles. I suggest that hidden services should be used instead of partial exit nod…

[image] everydayisoks: I strongly believe that using hidden services instead of exit nodes does not require the developer to modify the Tor source code, but rather just a simple configuration. I hope developers will take my suggestion seriously. Georgetown GUSecLab implemented the concept of …

I think it is almost impossible to hide exit nodes. Attacker can just launch Tor Browser, point it to his website and collect IP addresses.

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Using hidden services to replace exit nodes

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