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* '''vonguard''': i traffic shape with a bucket of paint and a fake cave entrance drawn on a wall
* '''vonguard''': i traffic shape with a bucket of paint and a fake cave entrance drawn on a wall
* '''aestetix''': Ok, this is kind of a problem. Is there seriously no drama going on? This is upsetting to me.


* '''aestetix''': Tor is like a woman, many layers of clothes, so many in fact that you never actually get to see her naked, because right as you're about to see it, the packet gets re-encrypted by another node.<br />'''Jeffism''': what about jacobappelbaum<br />'''aestetix''': Right, well the .appelbaum protocol has a backdoor key that disarms the onion and removes all the layers<br />'''aestetix''': And the .appelbaum signature remains on the onion, making it re-accessible at any time, no matter how many new layers are on it
* '''aestetix''': Tor is like a woman, many layers of clothes, so many in fact that you never actually get to see her naked, because right as you're about to see it, the packet gets re-encrypted by another node.<br />'''Jeffism''': what about jacobappelbaum<br />'''aestetix''': Right, well the .appelbaum protocol has a backdoor key that disarms the onion and removes all the layers<br />'''aestetix''': And the .appelbaum signature remains on the onion, making it re-accessible at any time, no matter how many new layers are on it
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