Glossary
What Is Tor Exit Node?
A Tor exit node is the last relay in the Tor network — the IP that traffic appears to come from when a Tor user reaches a site. Exit-node IPs are frequently flagged in threat feeds.
Tor anonymizes traffic by routing it through volunteer relays; the exit node is where it re-enters the open internet. Because abuse — scanning, brute force, fraud — often arrives via Tor, knowing whether an IP is a current exit node is useful triage context.
WhisperGraph flags Tor exits directly (`isTor` on the IP) and links the IP to its stable relay identity via `OPERATES_EXIT_NODE`, so you can recognize the same relay even as its IP rotates.