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So how does Tor work? So how does Tor work?
When a user wants to connect to an Internet server, Tor tries to build a path formed by at least three Tor nodes relays, called Guard, Middle, and Exit. While building this path, symmetric encryption keys are negotiated; when a message moves along the path, each relay then strips off its layer of encryption. In this way, the message arrives at the final destination in its original form, and each party only knows the previous and the next hop and cannot determine origin or destination. When a user wants to connect to an Internet server, Tor tries to build a path formed by at least three Tor relay nodes, called Guard, Middle, and Exit. While building this path, symmetric encryption keys are negotiated; when a message moves along the path, each relay then strips off its layer of encryption. In this way, the message arrives at the final destination in its original form, and each party only knows the previous and the next hop and cannot determine origin or destination.
Here's what a connection looks like without Tor: Here's what a connection looks like without Tor:
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