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by wjohnson in Running a Server
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| TOR Hacker last year |
First you should make nginx listen to several ports, for example :80 :81 :82 and respond with different website on each. Google "nginx several ports", that's easy.
Second, you need to make tor "forward" several hidden service ports. I guess, by this in torrc:
HiddenServic
by MoonKid in General Questions
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| TOR Hacker last year |
But it doesn't accept my strong(!) password."MoonKid"
This is very bad idea to use same password on different services. You should never have such thing as "my password", even strong.
by dllahr in General Questions
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| TOR Hacker last year |
$ ps ax | grep "tor" | wc -l
Shows you how many times tor is running.
by NotMe in Userspace Software
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| TOR Hacker last year |
Privoxy and Polipo are both http-proxies with the ability of making "cascade" with parent socks5 proxy (which is tor). You can use any.
by Lost in Userspace Software
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| TOR Hacker last year |
I think you've got a virus on your computer.
the extraction produces a file that once opened changes its date back 2 days"Lost"
This is very strange behavior. Does the filesize/md5 changes as well?
by NotMe in Userspace Software
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| TOR Hacker last year |
This is pretty cool setup, I haven't seen anything like this.
It spreads your http-session between 8 different Tor exit nodes. Cool idea, I like!
by Norb in General Questions
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| TOR Hacker last year |
From Vidalia FAQ:
Can Vidalia "attach" to an existing Tor process?
Yes. Before Vidalia starts its own Tor process, it always first checks to see if it can connect to the control port of an existing Tor process. All you need to do is enable a control port on the Tor you already have running,
by postcd in Userspace Software
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| TOR Hacker last year |
So my question is how someone could detect my IP address and report it as an open Proxy. It had to be someone from Tor network? "postcd"
All Tor nodes are publically known and can be viewed in Tor Network status. Also there are many autogenerated lists like here and here.
There is sp
by iorka in General Questions
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| TOR Hacker last year |
You should run Tor as Administrator. I know, this is very bad BAD BAD advice, but otherwise it ends up randomly with some stupid errors like this.
by rickdenardo in General Questions
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| TOR Hacker last year |
And what if you just use any public Wi-Fi?
Did you make new accounts on the same server? Maybe they have access to it and can read every message passing?
Or maybe they monitor your buddies, not you?
Also, you can have some traces on your computer. Try to re-install system, or boot fro
by frankyale in Running a Server
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| TOR Hacker last year |
Firefox can't establish a connection to the server at l62323232323j.onion
"frankyale"
Can you access other *.onion sites?
Maybe your Firefox is just not configured to use Tor as a proxy? (Usually 127.0.0.1:9050 type: Socks5)
can i run client only and still have .oni9on websit
by TOR Hacker in Userspace Software
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| TOR Hacker last year |
Taken from Decloak (decloak.net):
- If you have JAVA installed, it will try to open direct socket connection from your real IP
- If you have Quick Time, it will try to load applet with special parameter to ask your browser for direct connection
- Will try to load Microsoft Word document
by mifudd in General Questions
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| TOR Hacker last year |
I have two different guesses:
1) Tor warns you, that sinse you are using plaintext protocol, somebody (Tor Exit Node) can view all your traffic.
You should always prefer https:// to avoid this.
2) Your browser doesn't proxy DNS requests, so your ISP can watch what sites you are visiting
by WacoJohn in General Questions
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| TOR Hacker last year |
You don't need anything else. Polipo, Vidalia, Browser Bundle, tor-resolve or any other crap. Just tor."Danja"
Man, he doesn't even know how to start it, what are you talkin about??
WacoJohn, don't listen. You definitely need Vidalia, cause it makes things much more simplier. And with To
by WacoJohn in General Questions
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| TOR Hacker last year |
Jul 09 22:03:18.063 [Warning] Could not bind to 127.0.0.1:9050: Address already in use. Is Tor already running?
It seems that you have already Tor running.
Try
# ps ax | grep tor
to see if it is.
Or open Chrome, enter Proxy
Type: Socks5
Address: 127.0.0.1
Port: 9
by WacoJohn in General Questions
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| TOR Hacker last year |
Tor from repository is OK, don't uninstall it
/usr/sbin/tor is executable file, just run it & it will start discovering nodes.
/etc/tor - I guess, this is config file (# vim /etc/tor). But usually it's name is torrc, so try also # vim /etc/tor/torrc - maybe /etc/tor is a folder.
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by TOR Hacker in Userspace Software
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| TOR Hacker last year |
On a Linux system, there is an easy way to block all inbound and outbound traffic unless it passes through the Tor network.
A few simple iptables commands can do this (note that if you are using SSH this will block you immediately!)
# iptables -P INPUT DROP
# iptables -P OUTPUT DROP
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by WacoJohn in General Questions
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| TOR Hacker last year |
Actually, I don't know the command to start Tor. There is no GUI item for Tor .. saw no evidence of Vidalia or a Torified browser being installed ... which is why I have doubts this package is the full bundle."WacoJohn"
Well, usually Tor Browser Bundle consist of these parts:
Tor itsel
by igelineau in General Questions
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| TOR Hacker last year |
Does it keep Firefox add-ons, that were installed on the top of TBB?
by IAmNoOne in General Questions
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| TOR Hacker last year |
No, on Mac system all paths are different.
You can find your current profile by
Help > Troubleshooting Information > Profile Directory: Open Containing Folder
See also http://kb.mozillazine.org/Profile_folder_-_Firefox#Mac
