Data eavesdroppers could extract any data being carried via classical light without detection.
Not exact matches
In addition,
data is decrypted once it exits the Tor Network, leaving it vulnerable to
eavesdroppers at that point.
For example, when a user is on a shared network such as a library or coffee shop, she may be exposing sensitive
data such as a username, chat messages, what pages she views (and thus what profiles she is viewing), how she responds to questions, and more to an
eavesdropper monitoring the wireless connection.
Using free software such as Wireshark, an
eavesdropper can see what
data is being transmitted in plaintext.
An
eavesdropper on a Wi - Fi network, your internet service provider, or government intelligence agencies like the NSA can see the web pages you're visiting and the
data you're transferring back and forth.