the one Kanzan posted in this thread: nostr:nevent1qgs0npwnpyvheqz7zuvuwvv9k460c0hyqlturds40hhfn34vufvehwcqyzmedf9x4a7ga33dtjk88s0n0nw9yspkfgdna2xsv23wchfr7jddjx63xau
it puts "use tor" as an example of the gymnastics you have to do to gain financial privacy if you don't use monero
of course, if you're not using tor on monero, it's a lot easier for sybils to collect your ip address and link them to your transactions
Dandelion helps prevent this too, but it's much better with tor
Fully agree.
Monero should go all-in on anonymity networks or at least make it the default. That will result in less opsec failures.
So far people are still happy with being able to run Monero nodes over anonymous VPN/VPS and there are a couple of points made that scarcity of ipv4 addresses protects the network from sybill attacks via ipv6 , onion or i2p addresses. It's something I read from core devs. Not sure if some of those attacks can be mitigated by now.
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