Anonymous interactive networks such as Tor, privately guard the user's privacy by encrypting all transmissions within the surface network. However, when the transferred traffic reaches the network boundary, looking for its purpose, the actual user traffic is unavoidably exposed to the last node. As a result, users who transmit sensitive data, such as authentication credentials, in addition to such networks, are at risk of having their data captured and disclosed, without the use of encryption. Reduction of eaves can be done through malicious or damaged transmission areas, as well as any powerful network organization on the way to the destination itself. In this work, we are exploring the use of decoys at many levels to detect the presence of road impacts through hostile locations of anonymous communication systems.