On Wed, Oct 31, 2012 at 12:17:58PM +0100, esolve esolve wrote:
> oh, I don't understand this
>
>
> what you mean is, for example, when browsing webpages
>
> browser applicationsock
> TorEthernet interface
>
> send packet -->forw
oh, I don't understand this
what you mean is, for example, when browsing webpages
browser applicationsock
TorEthernet interface
send packet -->forward -> encrypt and
-> send to the entry node
make to
> OK, thank you very much!
> besides, is it possible to get the cypher key for decoding the tcpdump
> captured packets on the TOR client??
I don't follow, do you mean the traffic between tor and the first hop?
Why not just intercept the communication with the socks port?
_
OK, thank you very much!
besides, is it possible to get the cypher key for decoding the tcpdump
captured packets on the TOR client??
2012/10/30 Damian Johnson
> > Hi, I'm new to Tor controller,
> >
> > Tor client usually open 3 circuits, one for current use and the other 2
> for
> > standby.
>
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Damian Johnson writes:
>> I'm wondering whether it is possible to use Tor controller to
>> detect when the circuit/path in use is changed and obtain the list
>> of IP addresses of those relay nodes.
> - txtorcon (https://txtorcon.readthedocs.org/en/
> Hi, I'm new to Tor controller,
>
> Tor client usually open 3 circuits, one for current use and the other 2 for
> standby.
>
> Tor will change the current circuit/path in use from time to time, depending
> on the network load dynamics
>
> I'm wondering whether it is possible to use Tor controller
Hi, I'm new to Tor controller,
Tor client usually open 3 circuits, one for current use and the other 2 for
standby.
Tor will change the current circuit/path in use from time to time,
depending on the network load dynamics
I'm wondering whether it is possible to use Tor controller to detect when
