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by memoriyato3 27 days ago
technically you could audit your local copy of tor source code, build it, and then never upgrade it.

still this wouldn't guarantee that all the other nodes are not compromised

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You could also audit the JavaScript / Wasm that's running in your browser. In fact, a security-focused e2e application might want to purposely keep all client-side code un-minified and highly readable for this very purpose, but decompilers and LLMs could provide reasonable auditability regardless