What is the purpose of Tor?
- To donate processor cycles to distributed computational tasks in a processor-sharing P2P network
- To allow users to browse the Internet anonymously
- To securely connect to a remote network over an unsecure link such as an Internet connection
- To inspect incoming traffic and look for any that violates a rule or matches the signature of a known exploit
Explanation: Tor is a software platform and network of peer-to-peer (P2P) hosts that function as routers. Users access the Tor network by using a special browserthat allows them to browse anonymously.
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