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Privacy of users in P2P networks goes far beyond their current usage and is afundamental requirement to the adoption of P2P protocols for legal usage. In aclimate of cold war between these users and anti-piracy groups, more and moreusers are moving to anonymizing networks in an attempt to hide their identity.However, when not designed to protect users information, a P2P protocol wouldleak information that may compromise the identity of its users. In this paper,we first present three attacks targeting BitTorrent users on top of Tor thatreveal their real IP addresses. In a second step, we analyze the Tor usage byBitTorrent users and compare it to its usage outside of Tor. Finally, we depictthe risks induced by this de-anonymization and show that users' privacyviolation goes beyond BitTorrent traffic and contaminates other protocols suchas HTTP.

Compromising Tor Anonymity Exploiting P2P Information Leakage