While Tor falters under surveillance and clearnet compromises, I2P quietly matures into a resilient, decentralized network—an enclave for the privacy-obsessed, the politically vulnerable, and the tech
I think this article is generated by AI.
Fake CVE numbers. For example, “critical vulnerability (CVE-2021-34527) revealed that Tor Browser leaked real IPs under certain configurations”, but if you look it up, it is about Windows Print Spooler.
I2P sites also look fake.
The debian package is called i2pd, not purplei2p
@silverpill >Developers in China use it to distribute tools and circumvent the Great Firewall.
Tbh, Chinese developers typically use shadowsocks or vmess protocol proxies; they do not use i2p. Futhermore, no one in China knows about i2p, even though its usability is better than Tor.
I think this article is generated by AI.
Fake CVE numbers. For example, “critical vulnerability (CVE-2021-34527) revealed that Tor Browser leaked real IPs under certain configurations”, but if you look it up, it is about Windows Print Spooler.
I2P sites also look fake.
The debian package is called
i2pd, notpurplei2pCould be. I didn’t write it, just passed it on.
@silverpill >Developers in China use it to distribute tools and circumvent the Great Firewall.
Tbh, Chinese developers typically use shadowsocks or vmess protocol proxies; they do not use i2p. Futhermore, no one in China knows about i2p, even though its usability is better than Tor.
“No one”? Hrm. Press X.