Quote from: jackg on July 31, 2020, 10:35:14 PM

Quote from: ranchoodas on July 31, 2020, 10:22:35 PM

So like even if you're typing chipmixer.com in TOR it's still considered unsecure?

Yes because they're using let's encrypt to generate the certificate so they don't have to kyc with anyone.

It is not because we are using lets encrypt - any ssl certificate would work the same way in this case.

Quote from: ranchoodas on July 31, 2020, 10:22:35 PM

So like even if you're typing chipmixer.com in TOR it's still considered unsecure?

If you use Tor to contact non-Tor website (anything other than .onion services) - one of 1200 Tor Exit nodes will tell you what ChipMixer.com service said.
If Tor Exit node is honest - it will tell "ChipMixer use encryption and this is data they encrypted for you" - your browser will display green lock icon.
If Tor Exit node is dishonest - it will tell "ChipMixer does not use encryption and this is plain-text data with fake deposit address" - your browser will not display green lock icon.

If you use Tor to contact Tor .onion website - connection is always encrypted and nobody can alter deposit address.