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  2. wiki/src/security/Security_hole_in_I2P_0.9.13.*.po
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Run this command in a *Root Terminal*:
6 days ago
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  1. Tails
  2. wiki/src/security/Security_hole_in_I2P_0.9.13.*.po
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<p>Still, an attacker who would also be able to start I2P on your
Tails, either by exploiting another undisclosed security hole, or by
tricking you into starting it yourself, could then use this I2P
security hole to deanonymize you.</p>
a year ago
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  2. wiki/src/security/Security_hole_in_I2P_0.9.13.*.po
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If you are using I2P in Tails 1.1 and earlier, an attacker can deanonymize you: they can learn the IP address that identifies you on the Internet.
a year ago
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the attacker must be able to affect the content of a website that you are visiting using the [[Tor Browser|doc/anonymous_internet/Tor_Browser]] in Tails — many people are able to do so;
a year ago
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  2. wiki/src/security/Security_hole_in_I2P_0.9.13.*.po
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<p><strong>Tails does not start I2P by default.</strong> This design
decision was made precisely in order to
protect the Tails users who do not use I2P from security holes in this
piece of software.</p>
3 years ago

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