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by raindog308 in Userspace Software
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| Danja 4 months ago |
If there are many VPS's on the host (and they are busy) - KVM will work a bit faster, but if there is some free CPU - OpenVZ will share it between Guest systems, but KVM will not give any extra.
"TOR Hacker"
WTF?!!
OMG
by jj4321 in General Questions
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| Danja 4 months ago |
1) Look for any newsreader that supports Socks5 type proxy
You can check it here http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison ... ewsreaders
2) Also you can "add Socks5 proxy support" to any program, by socksify or torify or tsocks or transocks ...
3) But the best way is to use Virtual
by lock in Security Questions
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| Danja 4 months ago |
what if evil code breaks the security of VM and pops out?"TOR Hacker"
This is possible, but very unlikely.
"sakiri"
VMWare: http://www.zdnet.com/virtual-machine-ex ... 039661637/
XEN: http://www.vupen.com/blog/20120904.Adva ... 2-0217.php
KVM: http://blog.nelhage.com/2011/08/
by lock in Security Questions
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| Danja 4 months ago |
You can use ANY OS inside VM. Even buggy one. Even with Flash & Java enabled, and even with evil rootkit installed. Just make sure it has no direct access to Internet, and think carefully every time you move any file to or from VM."TOR Hacker"
And don't install VMTools or similar addons
by lock in Security Questions
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| Danja 5 months ago |
Why not just use VM for all your "bad stuff" and reset it to initial state between sessions?
This will definitely erase all traces such as cookies, shared-objects, cache & so on. You will have new identity each time, and nothing will point to your previous ones or to you real nam
by lock in Security Questions
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| Danja 5 months ago |
Many thanks for Whonix, this is awesome!
by lock in Security Questions
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| Danja 5 months ago |
I think better way is to use normal linux inside Virtual Machine and to route all it's traffic through tor on another Virtual Machine, like http://www.janusvm.com/tor_vm/
So the tor is not a part of your distro, but something external to it.
by MoonKid in General Questions
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| Danja 5 months ago |
I don't know the answer, but this is not so difficult to figure out.
Common restrictions are:
maximum and minimum length (I think this is your case - just try shorter password)
illegal characters: uppercase, lowercase, numbers, some punctuation chars, all punctuation chars, some extra
by skarab in General Questions
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| Danja 5 months ago |
Onion addresses should have 16 letters, and "nsaleagovfbi" is only 12 letters. This is fake hostname, and won't work anyway.
by NotMe in Userspace Software
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| Danja 5 months ago |
Since Firefox always tries to use "Connection: Keep-alive" and since most websites use not more than 2 different domains (for static & dynamic content) I think there is no sense in 8 different tor's. 3 will be far enough.
by pirate1979 in Userspace Software
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| Danja 5 months ago |
Maybe they block only DNS access. I saw things like this when ISP resolves all external domains (for example 'google.com' ) into it's own IP-address, and on that IP address there is a small web page saying "No more google for you".
by AEN007 in General Questions
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| Danja 6 months ago |
According to http://whatismyipaddress.com/ip/158.255.213.160
IP: 158.255.213.160
Hostname: tor.kultur1337.se
ISP: EDIS GmbH
Organization: EDIS Infrastructure in the USA
Services: Confirmed proxy server
Recently reported forum spam source. (36)
EDIS GmbH has main office in
by nixon-sh in General Questions
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| Danja 6 months ago |
I think you should not be concerned about that.
by WacoJohn in General Questions
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| Danja 6 months ago |
Run
# top
and look what it shows. What processes eat more CPU?
by WacoJohn in General Questions
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| Danja 6 months ago |
My congratulations!
Also you seemed very concerned I am running 'exit relay'. Is that a bad thing?
No, actually it's good. I was concerned because you cannot make it work, but already trying to be an exit-node
by WacoJohn in General Questions
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| Danja 6 months ago |
You can start Chromium in console, this will definitely work:
# /usr/bin/chromium --proxy-server="socks5://127.0.0.1:9050"
by WacoJohn in General Questions
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| Danja 6 months ago |
Thought I would have better luck with Chromium. Went to set it up for proxy and get:
When running Chromium under a supported desktop environment, the system proxy settings will be used. However, either your system is not supported or there was a problem launching your system configuration.
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by WacoJohn in General Questions
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| Danja 6 months ago |
Oh, wait. Midori 0.5.0 and later does supports SOCKS5 proxies, so you don't need Polipo, you can use Tor directly. My bad. )
So put this settings in Midori:
Host: 127.0.0.1
Port: 9050
Type: Socks5 proxy
Here are some onion links, to check if it is working:
Hidden Wiki -
by WacoJohn in General Questions
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| Danja 6 months ago |
As far as I can see in this FAQ http://midori-browser.org/faqs/ Midori doesn't support SOCKS proxy, only HTTP. So to use Midori together with Tor you'll need to install tsoks or torify or Privoxy or Polipo or whatever to "convert" tor http proxy.
Let's use Polipo, for example. I think you
by WacoJohn in General Questions
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| Danja 6 months ago |
So.. It's working?
Can you access *.onion sites now?
