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Day 17 quizlet - Tor, Internet privacy, and routing
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Normally (without Tor or proxies), in order to eavesdrop on someone's Internet exchanges with a particular server, what does someone need to do?
Have access to the traffic from the client (the user)
Have access to the traffic between the client and the server
Have access to the traffic going out from the server
Any of the 3
All of the 3
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How does Tor stop eavesdropping on traffic from the client?
It doesn't.
It encrypts it using a shared secret.
It encrypts it with public key encryption.
It only does if the client is running Tor itself.
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How does Tor stop eavesdropping on traffic from the server?
It doesn't.
It encrypts it using a shared secret.
It encrypts it with public key encryption.
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How does Tor prevent traffic analysis (tracking connections between a particular client/server pair)?
It doesn't.
It encrypts the traffic content.
It prevents the server and the client from identifying each other.
Only the server and the client know who each other are.
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Why did the US government fund Tor?
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What topic(s) would you have liked me to spend more (or _some_ ;) time on?
How content is served
How the Internet works
How sockets work
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