May I or May I not run TOR service with trust calculation

[Elazar Leibovich]

Just FYI, I'm not sure how reliable the blog I'm linking to is, but I
someone in Britain which ran a TOR exit node, someone used this node to
access illegal materials, and blue cops came to visit him and interrogated
him about this incident, and seized his personal computer.

http://bit.ly/a3vPXZ

2010/8/30 Boris shtrasman <borissh1983 at gmail.com>

> IANAL,
>
> Every now and then  **I hear about someone more running TOR servers here
> in IL,
> Few months ago I heared about resarch in trust computing in TOR and off TOR
> network (few weeks ago I have read a research done by Marina Kupeetzki). The
> question under the current law may I run TOR server / Exit node ?
>
> My question arise after reading צו הצופן and remembering that in many cases
> the encryption between the nodes is much more then 56 bit(*).
> Also If you operate a TOR exit node, you actually help people that are in
> countries in conflict with IL (e.g. Iran) so I don't know if it is even
> legal to run an exit node here.
>
>
>
> (*) - I take the number 56 since I saw it on J.Klinger blog.
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