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dannyobrien | 2 months ago

broadly yes, but the real question is: what's your threat model? https://ssd.eff.org/glossary/threat-model

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m00dy|2 months ago

I mean definitely state level actor, for example, let's say you can access all data centers in EU as most tor nodes are located in EU.

jeroenhd|2 months ago

There are countermeasures you can take against timing attacks, pattern analysis, and other capabilities an attacker may have if they control many relays. If you're trying to exfiltrate military secrets to the Russians, you can probably do it, but you'll have to be extremely careful. Your behaviour is as important as the network you use to communicate over, if not more important.

There is no single state actor that has access to all data centers in the EU, though. For some countries, there's barely a state actor that can access all data centers within a single country.

There is no tool that will let you become immune against a theoretical hyper powerful super government that controls all data centers, just by clicking a button. There never will be.