/biz/ - Business & Finance

>Not only were .onion domain requests observable but so were all domains in Tor tabs. And they had been for months.

>On Friday, Reddit user “py4YQFdYkKhBK690mZql” posted on a forum that Brave’s Tor mode, introduced in 2018, was sending requests for .onion domains to DNS resolvers, rather than private Tor nodes. A DNS resolver is a server that converts domain names into IP addresses. This means that the .onion sites people searched for, with the understanding those searches would be private, were not. In fact, they could be observed by centralized internet service providers (ISPs).

>This means that for months, users who were using the Tor mode with the understanding their traffic was private were, in fact, having it logged in DNS servers, leaving behind a trail of their online activity.

>Overall, the nightly Brave build was leaking for 113 days, while the stable build was doing so for 91 days.

https://www.coindesk.com/brave-browser-leak-exposed-user-domain-info-months

>>22771345
RESPEK

/biz/lets will miss out yet again. Imagine not investing in BAT when you see the advertisers they're bringing onboard.

>Amazon
>Audible (Amazon wouldn't have expanded if they weren't seeing success)
>CBS
>Intel
>Constant Contact
>American Red Cross
>Best Buy
>More

I can confirm that marketers are interested and have started buying to hedge BAT against inflated ad-buys.

All my normie friends and coworkers have started using it within the last few weeks. Don't shill from a cryptocurrency perspective instead it's "this cool NEW browser that blocks Google Ads and pays you instead!"

Everyone is curious about getting paid. They'll ask "how much?" and that's when you tell them you've accumulated $100-200 from browsing as usual. If they're still skeptical just namedrop Brandon Eich (JavaScript/Firefox) and mention Amazon/Walmart running their first campaigns.

>Invented JavaScript
>Created a massively successful browser conglomerate
>Disrupting the billion dollar advertising industry
>Building an entire browser-based economic system
>Working with Apple and W3C to standardize privacy by default
This is your chance to escape wageslavery yet /biz/ keeps sleeping. Steady BAT growth will eventually explode, and more normies are catching on every day.

https://vimeo.com/374948489

>>15940833
That's stoopid. Look at the daily volume and do the math, kek.

Satoshi Nakamoto is Brendan Eich, change my mind.