r’s
preference will be honored.
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> Where is this documented?
>
> Cordially,
> Nathaniel Suchy (they/them)
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uot; stuff, but it'd probably be overkill for most people.
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> Regarding KVM:
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> If I use two KVMs one for offline use and other for online use then would
> you say that th
Most browsers actually already do exactly this and run tabs inside a
sandbox.
If you wanted to restrict that further, you could look at chrooting or
using docker. Or take it a step further and use a full blown VM (whether
that's KVM or something like Virtualbox).
But don't, please, follow the sug
rofiling that Youtube
still manage to do on you, though.
TL:DR - Security is weakened, Privacy is (potentially) strengthened
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associated origin as soon as it is available"). But as with anything, plan
for the dumbest user-agent you could possibly imagine.
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nue to also serve your onion over port 80 as well
if you wish for direct visitors (as you still can't trivially get a cert
for an onion name).
HTH - hopefully I haven't missed anything
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On Sun, 10 Jun 2018 16:38 mick, wrote:
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> In the UK we are truly blessed. Home Office Ministers in general are
> not overly intelligent. I'm not entirely sure they are that way
> before they get to the HO, or the HO makes them that way after they take
> office. Either way they end up spouting da
It's a commonly known issue with mailing lists
If you've got DKIM enabled on your domain example.com, when mailman (or
whatever) inserts headers the hash will no longer match.
If you've got SPF enabled on example.com then the mailing list server
almost certainly isn't included. When the receiving
erns or questions about the research, please don't
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> version and see whether things improve.
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Cool. Updating is on my list, so hopefully things will improve once I get
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ew circuits - existing circuits continue to work just fine
(which meant all my routing status checks were initially passing, natch),
but if you try to create a new connection (forcing the HS to build a new
circuit out to the RP) it fails. But seemingly not for all attempts
(perhaps some get lucky and we&#x
Hello!
Room 14-15 is on the top floor of the CCL building - the floor above the
quadrature and the rights/freedoms bit. Look forward to seeing you there -
there are a few of us presenting on our different research projects so there
should be a good discussion.
Very best,
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On 29 Dec 2017
u're interested, or have any questions -
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ondents.
Very best,
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Well would be cool if u opensourced all ur findings and research
Tak
is interested in taking part in the research, doing an
interview or generally has concerns or questions about the research then please
feel free to get in touch.
Thank you again to everyone I've spoken to so far, and to the community in
general for your patience with my emails!
> Ok, now it is working ... I have added:
>
> local-zone: "onion." nodefault
>
> ..to unbound's config file, and it is works ... but I don't understadn why
> this is needed ... Any idea?
>
>
>
> On Mon, Sep 11, 2017 at 04:32:58PM +0100, Ben Tasker wro
RITY: 1, ADDITIONAL: 0
>
> ;; QUESTION SECTION:
> ;protonirockerxow.onion.IN A
>
> ;; AUTHORITY SECTION:
> onion. 10800 IN SOA localhost. nobody.invalid.
> 1 3600 1200 604800 10800
>
> ;; Query time: 0 msec
> ;; SERVER: 127.
> dig: couldn't get address for '172.22.56.4#1053': not found
>
>
> On Mon, Sep 11, 2017 at 11:40:40AM +0100, Ben Tasker wrote:
> > Your config looks more or less exactly the same as mine (I allow tcp but
> > that's the only difference I can see).
> >
&
al DNS server it doesn't works:
> > >
> > > Server: 127.0.0.1
> > > Address:127.0.0.1#53
> > >
> > > ** server can't find protonirockerxow.onion: NXDOMAIN
> > >
> > > Any idea?? What is it wrong with my config?
> > >
> > > Thanks.
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On Wed, Aug 30, 2017 at 4:08 PM, Joshua Case wrote:
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> > On Aug 30, 2017, at 10:36 AM, Ben Tasker wrote:
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> >
> > Yup, or, it's entirely successful in it's aim and none but the most
> > determined can use the markets. Which results in the alienat
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> > Meanwhile, the drug-markets and other "vile" things he want to block will
> > carry on unabated because a subset of their users will put the e
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> > That's not quite the claim he's making though. He seems to be claiming
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we made a tool to generate a cert chain using the
> onion private key to certify the traditional TLS key, and we taught Tor
> Browser how to verify those cert chains... we wouldn't need the sham
> that is a DV certificate authority. But that is a different discussion. :)
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> Doubtless haters gonna hate, but Will at Facebook just shipped
> thumbnail-generation and protocol-mismatch interstitials for Onion
> addresses:
>
> https://www.facebook.com/notes/facebook-over-tor/
improved-sharing-of-onion-links-on-facebook/1196217
hich it is).
Though you could argue that if SSL is Layer 6 then Tor may also be too.
> And you can use obfuscation too, with bridge node using meek, obfs or other
> obfuscation protocol available on Tor.
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>
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> AFWall+ is just a frontend for old stona age iptables which seems not to be
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og connections (and possibly worse). In principle, that's only an issue if
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chance that the Government is going to apply it's usual skills to the IT
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which process is useing it.
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time? If not, thanks again for the advice!
Ben
On Tue, Nov 8, 2016 at 11:39 PM, Joe Btfsplk
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Hello Ben,
We've heard this
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on" of the IP you're connecting from?
IPv4 vs IPv6 doesn't make a difference as far as I can see. Presumably they
only add it when they consider the connection is possibly a risk, otherwise
you'd never add it (or always add it).
So the fuller answer, I guess, is "perhaps"
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on Long wrote:
> Thus google store my IP address? How can I see "X-Originating-Header"?
>
>
>
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> X-Originating-Header
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all seeing something similar and less MUA specific as well, again
relating to the fact that drafts were being saved to the server, can't
remember where I saw that but here's an OS X specific one -
http://arstechnica.com/security/2014/01/secops-failure-gpggmail-on-osx-maver
Below
On Mon, Sep 12, 2016 at 2:43 PM, Lars Noodén wrote:
> On 09/12/2016 03:54 PM, Ben Tasker wrote:
> >...
> > CheckHostIP=no
> >
> > Don't do a DNS lookup of the host, the Tor exit node's going to do that
> > anyway, and again, the queries will
cation=no
Don't present any public keys which you might have configured the SSH
client to look for. They can be logged at the remote end
Instead of running connect, you can also use Netcat to pass traffic to Tor
ProxyCommand="nc -X 5 -x localhost:9050 %h %p"
Ben
On Mo
Hi
On Tue, Aug 9, 2016 at 5:58 PM, wrote:
> Please see below for my response to your helpful comments.
>
> On 2016-08-08 11:18, Ben Tasker wrote:
>
>> If you're using Firefox, one thing you want to consider is DNS leakage.
>>
>> If yo
gle,
facebook or anyone else with an interest in tracking you across the net
On 8 Aug 2016 16:29, "Cristian Consonni" wrote:
> 2016-08-08 17:19 GMT+02:00 :
> > There was a discussion of the same issue recently in
> > https://lists.torproject.org/pipermail/tor-talk/2016-July
of proxy to alter
> the IP. The ideal model would be: VPN –-> Torsocks (on 127.0.0.1) –-> SSH
> (bound to port 3) –-> VPS –-> Proxy (e.g. HTTP(S)) –-> Internet.
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> Rules or policies should be enforced equally in an unbiased way. Even
> moderated forums allow certain "unpermitted" discussions while deleting
> / closing others immediately.
As much as I (and presumably everyone else) was getting sick of updates
on the topic coming into my inbox, there's d
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All in the name of security apparently.
Their approach to security on their site, on the other hand, is to
simply slap a cert on it and not bother with HSTS, HPKP or DANE. They've
not even bothered with DNSSEC, and from the comments on that article
don't seem to care if your connection transits th
All in the name of security apparently.
Their approach to security on their site, on the other hand, is to
simply slap a cert on it and not bother with HSTS, HPKP or DANE. They've
not even bothered with DNSSEC, and from the comments on that article
don't seem to care if your connection transits th
lly? I hope they're
> not on my jury of "peers" if I'm ever accused.
>
As well as the oft-quoted "there's no smoke without fire", or "there must
be something to it, or the case wouldn't have reached court"
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> Got my fingers crossed that the more sensible and rational members of this
> list are staying silent as they often do when the oddballs come to play.
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> My $.02 of course since everyone else has been so free with theirs
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ty - you can find sites where the
developer has decided that controlling the theme and page layout is best
done by setting a shedload of cookies and then reading them back with
javascript.
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> On 4/23/2016 5:44 PM, Ben Tasker wrote:
by abc.com. So it's use in tracking across
domains is incredibly limited. Pretty useful for tracking return visits to
abc.com (and it's subdomains) though
Ben
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>> On Sat
r for all concerned if his vitriol was directed
> elsewhere, forcebly if necessary. He is adding nothing to the
> conversations.
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keep-circuit-instruction" is currently not possible.
Why not offering the user such a (torrc) option? So its up to him if he wants
an extended circuit-session-time or not.
Ben
>I'm confused. What is the situation you are concerned about? A new
>stream would go over a new circuit w
Is it possible to get a Node-Chain with 3 nodes from ONE country?
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web page is called)?
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Assume I wrote some instructions into "torrc" file with wrong syntax.
How do I get informed about this mistake?
Is there a logilfe?
Can I enable a warning prompt?
Or are such invalid instructions simply silently ignored?
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t a "reload 600" instruction into "torrc" file which tells
TorBrowser to AUTOMATICALLY reload every 600 seconds?
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nd set it
to True
Depending on what you're accessing and why, you'll want to keep your
"forwarded" browser seperate from your day-to-day clearnet browser.
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> The reason, simply, is that I have never used the -D of ssh before!
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In the past I setup Tor with separate Vidalia and Privoxy tools.
When I use now TorBrowser package then there is no need to install them any
more.
At least it is not visible any more.
Are Vidalia and Privoxy completely outdated and deprecated?
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When I go in a TorBrowser installation into folder
TorBrowsr\Data\Tor\
then there are two torrc files which seem to be used:
"torrc"
and
"torrc-defaults"
What is the difference?
Are both used? In which sequence?
Which statements have higher priority?
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Ok, thank you.
But as far as I understand
StrictNodes
is now the new command. But the same problem applies here as well.
Assume I sepcify as already said:
ExitNodes {fr},{de],{ca}
BUT NO "StrictNodes 1" command.
Does that mean "You need not obey the ExitNodes" command?
e of the three nodes. This is confusing.
Why is "ExitNodes" not sufficient?
Is it only a case of probability?
So with only the ExitNodes statement above it could happen that the exit node
is in US anyway?
This is strange.
Maybe someone could help me
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switch time is not comfortable.
So is there another way of easily temporarily use a different "torrc" file when
starting TorBrowser?
I can imagine that I can pass a torrc through TorBrowser/Firefox anyway like
firefox.exe -pass2tor_own_config E:\browser\Tor\myconfig\torrc123
Tha
special webpage which shows
the information.
At least it should be shown in an Addon somewhere in Torbrowser.
I don't want to fiddle around in some local log files.
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Assume I downloaded and installed (under Win 7) TorBrowser package from here:
https://www.torproject.org/download/download-easy.html.en
It includes as far as I know everything I need including Vidalia and Tor.
When I start the included TorBrowser (=firefox) then I can access successfully
Intern
> Is there some way to pass these two options to a remote machine over the
TCP channel?
Afaik, no. But you could configure the remote machine to transparently
proxy and then on your router configure interesting traffic to use that as
a gateway - I use Policy Based Routing to direct port 80 traffic
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means adding 3 200Mb/s relays.
Alternatively as it's tiered, the edge knows nothing about the origin, so
you could conceivably have the edges also act as relays.
There's a bit of setup involved, but then even on the clearnet, delivering
video to a lot of clients requires a bit of infrast
> Yes it does, unless the proxy server 'shares' information with facebook.
By using a proxy, you're placing trust in the proxy operator, both to have
configured things appropriately (I've seen some advertised as anonymous
where X-Forwarded-For has been left enabled, deliberately or otherwise) and
torrent-live
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Tor is neutral. Criminal activity is just that.
> Describe things less hollywood and people might think clearly.
>
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Sadly I don't think it'll make much difference. As a franchise, NCIS has
been publicly criticised for it's portrayal of tech and "hacking" for years.
My favourite being the 4 handed, no talking CND -
https://youtube.com/watch?v=1Y2zo0JN2HE
Basically, they don't and haven't ever given a toss about
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Hey guys,
I am doing a small research about the Tor Network at my local
university, and I wonder if anyone could recommend good
articles/journals, about the Tor Network. I have found a few on the
internet, but perhaps there are a few "must read" papers.
I am interrested in the following topics;
arson McGuire
wrote:
> I tried to append (https://www.google.com/ncr/?noj=0&gws_rd=ssl) and I
> get the 404 error code is all.
>
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than vanilla TBB
> If you give us only one practical example that let destination sites
> automatically separate TBB from vanilla Firefox or safari
Assuming we're talking about an unmodified TBB? I'd start by trying to
ascertain whether no-script is enabled. Working out wh
>
> I see this as a blocker, as this add-on is most likely detectable, yeah?
> If not, how, in the same, less, or maybe a bit more, amount of resources do
> you feel this could be accomplished? Manually, this becomes quite the task
> as time progresses. Is this something that would be ad
use the undetectablizer Add-on all the time hence detectable TBB users
> won't become unique.
>
> Undetectability is a crucial requirement for privacy protection tools
> and unfortunately seems that Tor developers don't wanna put their time
> on this issue. I hope o
hat i can use something to
> pretend Bans/Notifications that im using 2 accounts?Kind regards.
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which would result in a 304. IIRC it's also possible to have wget/curl
do revalidations as well, though not sure why you'd want to in this
instance.
I wouldn't be surprised if the 404's were also a browser attempting to
get a favicon.
Jim wrote:
> Ben wrote:
> >
1436409898 - Thu, 09 Jul 2015 02:44:58
There's no correlation between those times and entries in my Tor
client's log.
Ben wrote:
> Seems plausible, though from what I have logged it's hard to tell. All
> the time calculations are 0, which may mean that curl completely failed
>
e request was about to be made
> then the circuit failed? I'm not overly familiar with the precise
> nature of curl or apache logging systems.
>
> On 08/07/2015 15:39, Ben wrote:
> >> From the client end, I've seen occasions where I couldn't connect
> >> t
>From the client end, I've seen occasions where I couldn't connect to the
HS, though it's a very small percentage (around 1.5%).
Count Status code
590 000
408391 200
000 being the code curl returns when it couldn't connect. In terms of
time to serve, there's a fair range of variation in ter
Much the same, but with some stats (some of which are likely irrelevant,
but I poached the line from another script I use)
#!/bin/bash
torify curl -w
"%{http_code},\"$HOST\",\"$URL\",\"%{url_effective}\",%{time_total},%{time_namelookup},%{time_connect},%{time_redirect},%{time_starttransfer},%{si
//podcastinit.com/episode-12-eric-schles-on-fighting-human-trafficking-with-python.html
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> > -Chris
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Cloudfare only offering their services to a few sites out
> of the entire web?
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cial presence on that site.
>
> This is a sad form of "digital thuggery" which ultimately may need a
> legislative fix - in the meantime, the consequence is more work for us
> (but hopefully minimal) who admin projects.
>
> Good luck,
> Zenaan
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