@@ -289,11 +289,13 @@ Adversaries may position themselves at a number of possible locations in order t
Additionally, at this position the adversary may block Tor, or attempt to recognize the traffic patterns of specific web pages at the entrance to the Tor network.
7.**Physical access**
7.**Physical or remote access**
Adversaries may have intermittent or constant physical access to users' computers.
Such adversaries would include system administrators, other users of a shared system, or domestic partners.
They may also be able to compel users to surrender their encryption keys.
Adversaries may have intermittent or constant access to a target's computer hardware.
Such adversaries would include law enforcement, system administrators, other users of a shared system, or domestic partners.
Adversaries may also be able to compel targets to surrender their passwords or encryption keys.
We assume these adversaries do not have the ability to run arbitrary code on the target's computer during a browsing session. Rather, we assume only passive forensic access after browsing has taken place.
8.**Release infrastructure**
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1.**Read the local disk**
- **Positioning**
- Physical Access
- Physical or remote access
Adversaries with access to a user's machine may try to learn a user's browsing history by inspecting persisted artifacts stored on disk.
