Tor Project servers hacked
The Tor project developers have advised users to update their Tor anonymity software to version 0.2.1.22 or 0.2.2.7-alpha as soon as possible. This is because, in early January, two of the project's seven directory authorities (moria1 and gabelmoo) as well as the metrics.torproject.org statistics server were found to have been hacked. Moria also contains the developers' Git and sub-version repositories.
The developers say they took the servers off line shortly after the intrusion was discovered. The project maintainers say the vulnerability responsible has now been fixed and the servers have been reinstalled with new keys.
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