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Issue created May 15, 2014 by Nick Mathewson@nickm🌻Owner

Should relays stop making unencrypted directory connections?

Continuing a discussion from legacy/trac#11469 (moved) :

There is a case to be made that relays should stop uploading and downloading directory information via HTTP. We should consider the arguments there and see if there's a good rationale beyond the standard "why not encrypt everything" baseline.

(To be clear, bridges don't make connections over HTTP.)

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