Possible compression bomb; abandoning stream. <- Happened to my server for 2h
straight.
Should I take any measures against that? Bridge is obsf4 with fingerprint:
2EA91C1415C421424BB478A55790E655627DE366.
publickey - pqpera@protonmail.com - 0x255EEDE2.asc
Description: application/pgp-keys
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Hi Gus!
Saturday, August 19th at 7pm
Isn't that a bit late?
Last day at 7PM some will have left already, no?
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Yeah, some operators said the same thing to me.
Friday at 4pm local time (16 - 17:30) would be better for you?
yes, anything before Saturday is better, thanks!
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thanks a lot!
best regards,
t...@appliedprivacy.net
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Hello,
the new metricsport counter shows
that some specific tor relays (2 out of 50) have a significant
tor_bug_reached_count rate (around 8 per second).
Do you see similar?
You have to run on git main or nightly builds to see that metric.
best regards,
t...@appliedprivacy.net
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Google is now sending abuse reports complaining of DDoS attacks against
their services. While they believe the IPs are participating in a
botnet, it is clear that they are Tor exit relays.
I don't know why they are sending us the report after the attacks have
ended. Besides, since Google services
