Dear experts, Want to clarify some things:
1. The fignerprint of a Tor relay which is advertised in the direcotry data is a SHA1 sum of which key? Sice now a relay has a secret onion key and a secret key for Ntor. 2. The fingerprint (since it's a hash sum of the key) is what strengths encryption between relays or clients and relays, kind of like a CA in SSL? That is why the directory authorities sign the list of fingereprints - is this correct? 3. How strong is Ntor compared to TAP? As I can see in latest Tor version now clients prefer Ntor by default - are there any plans to deprecate TAP in teh future? 4. The fingerprint is a SHA1 hash, as described in the papers. Any plans to move in the immediate future to a stronger hash algorithm, like SHA256? -- tor-talk mailing list - [email protected] To unsubscribe or change other settings go to https://lists.torproject.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/tor-talk
