My immediate thought here too. Is it possible to defeat US and European citizenship with Tor, as well? Looking for solutions once the "Disinformation Governance Board" gets rolling again.
https://www.rt.com/usa/420219-tor-us-government-funded-bbg/
Back in the late aughts a user claimed to have found some extremely suspicious activity:
https://web.archive.org/web/20070515180447/http://jadeserpen...
Some folks get emotionally invested in tor and get really bent out of shape when you bring this up. You will hear silly arguments about open source code as if that was any kind of guarantee about what’s running on a server you can’t inspect. Or maybe according to some explainer they read, its secrecy is unbreakable, despite that correlation attacks on the protocol have been known for years.
This is pure FUD.
(If you are more concerned about traffic correlation perhaps be more careful where you are entering the Tor network)
Every country has different rules during war, and here in Europe many Russian politicians have made statements about attacking us. We shouldn't allow the Russians any means of attacking us from the inside.
Rhetorical question? Serve your web page as an onion service (preferably without javascript).
>Looking for solutions once the "Disinformation Governance Board" gets rolling again.
I doubt it. It would be highly unpopular and supreme court will strike it down.
Last time it happened it took a decade to end it, and of course nobody got punished: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/McCarthyism