I am using Tor + firefox to acess destination site. For Tor part, I added a `Socks5Proxy'. If I am right, the actual connection circuit is: `firefox - tor - socks5 proxy - entry node - intermediate nodes - exit node - target site'.
What's more, my computer use TorDNS to resolve all hostnames resolving. When visit some target sites, cloudflare asked to fill in CAPTCHA verification in the very first days. After that, cloudflare totally blocks my connection even I correctly pass the CAPTCHA. It just reminds: Sorry, you have been blocked You are unable to access target-site In the bottom, `Cloudflare Ray ID and Tor IP is displayed. I just surf the target site and do nothing else. AFAIK, Tor choose a new circuit every around 10 minutes. That means my computer choose different exit nodes on each connection. I think neither cloudflare nor target site can identify my computer (i.e. fingerprint). To cloudflare and/or target site, my computer is the same as other Tor computers. The only common is we might share the same set of exit nodes occasionally. How cloudflare block my connection? Does it identity my computer fingerprint to block? Does it just block Tor's exit nodes? (that would mean others using Tor cannot connect to target site either) -- Hello, world -- tor-talk mailing list - tor-talk@lists.torproject.org To unsubscribe or change other settings go to https://lists.torproject.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/tor-talk
