Alumni; Author of Securing DevOps 
isn't every router a MITM?
Tor exit nodes are really MITM-As-A-Service, but advertised as a public resource.
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Sure, but I don't typically force my traffic through random individual's personal networks. Tor exit nodes provides that.
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@dinodaizovi Why do you say that?@torprojectThanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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Yes, HTTPS - especially "pinning" - prevents this, as do Onion Sites. However that doesn't fit the postmodern dialectic.
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Yes there are risks to putting your traffic through Tor's exit relay cloud, but they're mitigable in most cases.
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True, but none of these can be hijacked but a random, anonymous, individual. Corporations have reputations to worry about.
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@jvehent Well, there is a reason why you never user plaintext over Tor (excl. onion services). Unfortunately, teaching people is hard...Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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well said
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@America2_0@jvehent nothing is safe. everything is broken / compromised down to the hardware level. a friend or foe always has access.Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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it's called "a monopoly on the use of force" how many examples of the US using this monopoly do i have to list?
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