Not all TOR i.p.'s are known; and new TOR i.p.'s are added daily.
That said, since many (certainly not all, never!) TOR ip's can be resolved to websites or ISPs that "normally" wouldn't have or direct traffic to a specific site like CL, CL thus can individually block entire blocks of IPs, especially if the traffic in CL is suspicious to the admins.
The above also covers certain "cloaking" of browsers such as chrome, safari, IE, firefox, in my experience.
Those who require absolute security by cloaking their IPs must endure some bumps in the road while navigating to and from certain places that also require security.
For example, there are websites with "positive ID" required; meaning if they don't already know your IP, you ain't getting in.
|
CraigsList ? Tor ?
