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How would a resourceful government block Tor?
Finally, keep in mind that once Tor users have been identified the government would likely monitor future connections by that user to locate new Tor bridges or similar connections. … That said a large government project correlating other types of data such as Netflow, some type of traffic signatures, or some other form of identification would be required to identify and block Tor traffic …
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