What describes the impact of TOR on data visibility?

The correct answer is A. TOR encrypts the data in layers and uses a system of relays, and an individual relay does not. TOR (The Onion Router) is a network that enables anonymous communication. It encrypts data in layers, like layers of an onion, and routes it through multiple relays (nodes). Each relay peels off a layer of encryption, but no single relay knows the entire path from source to…

Submitted by packet_pusher· Mar 6, 2026Security Concepts

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ATOR encrypts the data in layers and uses a system of relays, and an individual relay does not
BData in transit within TOR is not visible from outsiders, only to the sender and recipient.
CData in transit with TOR nodes are connected within each other by a high-level security channel.
DTOR obfuscates the transferred information and it is impossible to detect exit points.

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TOR (The Onion Router) is a network that enables anonymous communication. It encrypts data in layers, like layers of an onion, and routes it through multiple relays (nodes). Each relay peels off a layer of encryption, but no single relay knows the entire path from source to destination. Only the final exit node knows the destination, and only the entry node knows the source, thus ensuring anonymity.

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