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by TOR Hacker in General Questions
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| TOR Hacker 6 months ago |
Step 1
To make an SSH conection over Tor you'll need a small program called 'connect.c'
It is available in many Linux distros in the pakage named 'connect-proxy' or 'connect'
Or you can build it from source: https://bitbucket.org/gotoh/connect/
Microsoft Windows version is also avil
by thpaine in General Questions
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| TOR Hacker 6 months ago |
Checked with filemon now, it doesn't look into Tor Browser\FirefoxPortable\FirefoxPortable.ini at all.
Here is complete list of *.ini files being accessed while launching "start tor browser.exe":
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23:22:48 tbb-firefox.exe C:\TOR\Tor Browser\FirefoxPortable\App\Firefox\appli
by thpaine in General Questions
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| TOR Hacker 6 months ago |
I use old version of Tor Browser for myself. And it is working OK for me.
But now I downloaded tor-browser-2.3.25-8_en-us.exe and also have questions.
First question is that there IS NO SUCH FILE "firefox.exe" anywhere in the package. So these lines in .INI make no sense:
Progr
by thpaine in General Questions
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| TOR Hacker 6 months ago |
1) Try running firefox.exe with -no-remote switch.
2) Try editing Tor Browser\FirefoxPortable\FirefoxPortable.ini file:
AdditionalParameters=-no-remote
AllowMultipleInstances=true
DisableIntelligentStart=true
RunLocally=true
WaitForFirefox=false
I am not sure about what
by Sergio in General Questions
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| TOR Hacker 7 months ago |
There is one useful extension for Firefox named CookieSwap.
You can stay logged in several accounts at the same time.
by AEN007 in General Questions
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| TOR Hacker 7 months ago |
2)
Run
tor --hash-password mysecretpassword
where "mysecretpassword" is the password you want to use.
It will output something like this
16:872860B76453A77D60CA2BB8C1A7042072093276A3D701A D684053EC4C
Copy the entire line and add it to your torrc file, and also set Cooki
by Sergio in General Questions
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| TOR Hacker 7 months ago |
+1 for Javascript. Slickdeals use ajax for voting, and in Tor javascript is disabled for security reasons.
by IAmNoOne in General Questions
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| TOR Hacker 7 months ago |
Just save contents of your ./Tor Browser/FirefoxPortable/Data somewhere.
Or you can use -profile switch in Firefox to specify directly where to store all browser data.
Please refer to https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/pr ... -user-data for more information.
Also you can google fire
by AEN007 in General Questions
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| TOR Hacker 8 months ago |
So, it is (still) not clear to me what (if anything) to do about that message ..."AEN007"
So you don't have ControlPort anywhere in your torrc file? What happens when you change Authentication in Vidalia?
by AEN007 in General Questions
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| TOR Hacker 8 months ago |
Anyone know what the following means?»
[warn] ControlPort is open,
but no authentication method has been configured.
This means that any program on your computer can reconfigure your Tor. That's bad!
You should upgrade your Tor controller as soon as possible."AEN007"
You eithe
by AEN007 in General Questions
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| TOR Hacker 8 months ago |
StrictNodes 1
StrictExitNodes 1
I don't know is there any difference, bit in my config file it says "StrictExitNodes", not just "StrictNodes". And I always have IP-address of a country I want, it never falls back to USA.
by AEN007 in General Questions
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| TOR Hacker 8 months ago |
Hello!
You can try specifying Exit Nodes directly by their names/fingerprints.
1) Open "Network Map" in Vidalia,
2) find some Exit nodes from the country you need, and
3) list their names in torrc. Here is an example of my Tor Browser\Data\Tor\torrc:
AvoidDiskWrites 1
Dat
by AEN007 in General Questions
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| TOR Hacker 8 months ago |
Update: Two letter ISO country codes
by AEN007 in General Questions
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| TOR Hacker 8 months ago |
You should find your torrc file and edit it manually. For Tor Browser Bundle it should be here: \Tor\Browser\Data\Tor\torrc.
So open it in notepad and add these lines:
ExitNodes {de,ca}
StrictNodes 1
This will limit ExitNodes to only those from Germany and Canada.
Or you can try
by TOR Hacker in Security Questions
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| TOR Hacker last year |
Well, in general the answer is YES, but you should always keep in mind these points:
1) On TOR exit-node all your traffic comes UNENCRYPTED. Also, it could be altered. So to use TOR securely, use only secure protocols with internal encryption. For example
HTTPS - secure, HTTP - not
S
by Danja in General Questions
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| TOR Hacker last year |
Yes, you need to setup TOR with SOCKS. Then you configure client to use that SOCKS proxy
But there are not so many TOR exit nodes that allow FTP, so the speed will be slow.
