90 percent of Tor keys can be broken by NSA: what does it mean?

Boundegar · September 7, 2013, 8:26pm

I don’t get this. Every single time I log into TOR, it reminds me to update, or it would if I ever used TOR, which I never would, because I have nothing to hide. But I just don’t get how so many people could be running an outdated version. Ninety percent? And these are people who care about privacy?

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