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On current Monero, 0.18.5.1, it shows up once and then never again, because the developers already closed this in a December 2024 commit named \"Fix anonymous-inbound data leak,\" shipped in version 0.18.4.0.
The deeper issue that is still live is transaction forwarding. Over Tor, a node funnels the transactions it originates through only two of its outgoing peers, a narrow doorway an adversary would try to occupy.