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by Doofy in General Questions
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| sakiri 2 months ago |
Seems that you've accidentally enabled public bridge relay.
Port 444 is associated with the Simple Network Paging Protocol (SNPP), but in fact is usually free.
So TOR switches to it something goes wrong with default 443.
by kurudi in Onion Zone
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| sakiri 3 months ago |
Of course, there are many of them. Here is not full list:
Disclaimer:
The first free .onion accessible email service that was widely used was tormail.net / tormail.org during 2011-2013. Tormail was taken down by the FBI because it happened to be hosted at FreedomHosting (a free .onion web h
by lonny in Running a Server
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| sakiri 5 months ago |
https://instantchat.io/#/CNTFgxIhti
by lonny in Running a Server
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| sakiri 5 months ago |
https://blog.cobaltstrike.com/2016/06/01/howto-port-forwards-through-a-socks-proxy/
by lonny in Running a Server
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| sakiri 5 months ago |
Tor Hacker, you are wrong. There's no need to setup multiple onions, you can put several HiddenServicePort to same .onion address:
HiddenServiceDir /path/to/hostname/dir
HiddenServicePort 80 127.0.0.1:80
HiddenServicePort 22 127.0.0.1:22
HiddenServicePort 8080 127.0.0.1:8080
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by lonny in Running a Server
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| sakiri 5 months ago |
Of course, https://onion.to/
by Djkuhpisse in Running a Server
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| sakiri 5 months ago |
Also, ps au shows user for each process.
by Djkuhpisse in Running a Server
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| sakiri 5 months ago |
chmod a+r for torrc chmod a+rx for /every/dir/in/path/to/torrc chmod a+w for /var/log/tor/log
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| sakiri 6 months ago |
All Tor Exit Nodes are commonly known, so there's not a big deal for Wikipedia to ban all of them.
However, you can try Bridge Relays, or Bridges. Bridges are special 'hidden' relays that aren't listed in the public Tor directory.
by Nobody in Userspace Software
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| sakiri 6 months ago |
Tor Browser keeps all cache and data files inside it's folder, so there should be no traces in other places.
By default Tor changes IP every 10 minutes, no matter how many sites you visit during this period.
by Constance in General Questions
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| sakiri last year |
I don't have this file neither in Tor Browser nor in normal Firefox 38.0.5.
by Ivan in Userspace Software
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| sakiri last year |
Have you tried disabling or uninstalling your antivirus tool?
90% this is the one who blocks XPCOM from loading.
by Seigneurnano in Userspace Software
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| sakiri last year |
mozallaloc.dll is digitally signed DLL from Mozilla Firefox.
mozaglu.dll is something strange. Maybe you mean mozglue.dll - which is another FF dll, also with valid DigiCert certificate.
by 9006 in General Questions
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| sakiri last year |
I think you should consider using VPN instead of Tor. Like hide.me or something.
For your situation this will give much better speed, you'll have IP from a different country, and it will be not associated with Tor. And you'll be able to download torrents.
Your ISP will see only one outgoing
by Kelryth in Userspace Software
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| sakiri last year |
Possibly you are visiting http:// site that stands on https:// port.
(http://site.com:443/path/file)
by ManInTheMiddle in Security Questions
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| sakiri last year |
If you trust your VPN provider you don't need Tor at all.
by noobytor123 in General Questions
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| sakiri last year |
because it works over tcp/ip lol
by hongwang777 in General Questions
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| sakiri last year |
What exactly you don't know?
by dragontail in General Questions
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| sakiri 4 weeks ago |
First, you should be able to connect with Putty to your VPS. Without proxies, without Tor, just plain SSH shell.
Second, here is how to create port forwarding:
http://the.earth.li/~sgtatham/putty/0.6 ... forwarding
In your situation there's should be something like
127.0.0.1:9595 (
by tealsack in Security Questions
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| sakiri 2 months ago |
some data when going through exit nodes, which from reading this can not be stopped"tealsack"
It can by https.
