This is possible because the Torproject started to publish bridge ContactInfos.
The listing only includes operators with at least 50 Mbit/s aggregated advertised bandwidth.
AROI support for bridges
You can also protect your bridge ContactInfo against spoofing now.
The same fields as for relays apply. If you have setup your AROI [1] on your
relays already you can simply copy the ContactInfo to your bridges and publish
the list of hashed bridge fingerprints under this URL:
On Sunday, May 29, 2022 6:25:02 PM CEST nusenu wrote:
AROI support for bridges
You can also protect your bridge ContactInfo against spoofing now.
The same fields as for relays apply. If you have setup your AROI [1] on your
relays already you can simply copy the ContactInfo to your bridges and
publish the list of hashed bridge fingerprints under this URL:
the bridge may just should not run on the IP the second level domain A / AAAA resolves to.
lists@for-privacy.net:
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On Sunday, May 29, 2022 6:25:02 PM CEST nusenu wrote:
AROI support for bridges
You can also protect your bridge ContactInfo against spoofing now.
The same fields as for relays apply. If you have setup your AROI [1] on your
relays already you can simply copy the ContactInfo to your bridges and
publish the list of hashed bridge fingerprints under this URL:
