I guess the goal is to increase the amount that the NSA needs to store. And the Système D here would be to use it as cover traffic and embed your messages within the package pulls. ;-)
It'd be nice to not reveal the installed set of packages on a machine, the number and architectures of machines behind an IP address, and when a new machine is installed, or exactly when individual packages got updated. Proxying APT through Tor works nicely enough for me. But I wonder if things could be any better if the HTTP redirector supported HTTPS (which always redirects to an HTTPS-capable mirror maybe?).
I guess the goal is to increase the amount that the NSA needs to store. And the Système D here would be to use it as cover traffic and embed your messages within the package pulls. ;-)
ReplyDeleteIt'd be nice to not reveal the installed set of packages on a machine, the number and architectures of machines behind an IP address, and when a new machine is installed, or exactly when individual packages got updated. Proxying APT through Tor works nicely enough for me. But I wonder if things could be any better if the HTTP redirector supported HTTPS (which always redirects to an HTTPS-capable mirror maybe?).
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