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Re: Electrum and Tor Safety

September 07, 2014, 09:44:58 PM

Electrum will connect to multiple servers to download the headers. Use the -1 flag if you do not want this.

At least one of the servers is running on port 110, which I believe is because it's commonly open through firewalls. Your client is reaching out to that server to download headers from.

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