/tor/ - Tor

does nobody want to maymay?

I'm a big fan of frost which is the message board app on freenet. To be sure you are safe I would recommend connecting to nordVPN before tor or freenet. Not to say nordVPN is the only good vpn but it is good because they don't log including your ip and they are based in Panama and they take bitcoin. They also have "tor over vpn" and "double vpn" servers you can use if you want, these are slower though.

frostFAQ: USK@ZVtoHFm~Lm5FctbjloVYwQ0b5KaAae6TeQGk8fswJs4,kRR5rHBQuNpaiFqZE-v3Rtv0e~LWFFbxbh9tAt44UEM,AQACAAE/FrostFAQinf/-46/

>>74

I forgot, use noscript.

Use Whonix (for VMs) or Tails (for a live system). There are a lot of defcon and related talks on youtube about opsec which you might find interesting too. I recommend The Grugq's talk.

>>71

Bane?

It's an oldie but a goodie

Torchan is dead.

8chan

fbichan

nntp

how is torchan dead?

I kinda like the imperial library of Trantor too. Torbooks is kind of dead. (so is this board)

bump

You really need to look into how secure searching works on Tor. Your ISP can tell that you are on Tor (which is not illegal) but cannot tell what you are doing on it whatsoever.

http://www.onion.city/

no way does that actually link to onions through normal browsers???? cool

or you can just add .city @ the end of the url.

http://suw74isz7wqzpmgu.onion/

http://suw74isz7wqzpmgu.onion.city

http://wikitjerrta4qgz4.onion/

http://wikitjerrta4qgz4.onion.city

https://voat.co/v/tor/comments/82293

Im sure these are useful.

will discuss a number of settings, and give an advice for the value you should give them. Note that it is possible that a setting already has that value. In that case, don't change it.

browser.cache.disk.capacity = 0

Do not cache files on the hard drive. This has the same effect as setting browser.cache.disk.enable to false.

browser.cache.disk.enable = false

Don't store cache on the hard drive. This has the same effect as setting browser.cache.disk.capacity to 0.

browser.cache.disk_cache_ssl = false

Don't cache to disk content retrieved by SSL.

browser.cache.memory.capacity = 0

Do not cache decoded images and chrome in memory. This has the same effect as setting browser.cache.memory.enable to false.

browser.cache.memory.enable = false

Don't cache decoded images, chrome, and secure pages in memory. This has the same effect as setting browser.cache.memory.capacity to 0.

browser.cache.offline.capacity = 0

A positive integer specifying the amount of disk space the offline cache may use, in kilobytes. Setting this to 0 has the same effect as setting browser.cache.offline.enable to false.

browser.cache.offline.enable = false

Do not download URLs for the offline cache. This has the same effect as setting browser.cache.offline.capacity to 0.

browser.fiPost too long. Click here to view the full text.

>>43

If you are using Windows, you may as well use Bitlocker.

>>43

It is obvious that truecrypt development was forcibly shut down by a group such as the NSA. The NSA could force them to put whatever message they wanted on that website, The fact they chose to say that truecrypt is insecure suggests that it's actually secure. If it was really insecure, they'd exploit it rather than shut it down and tell people not to use it. The fact they direct people to use BitLocker is even more of an obvious attempt to drive people towards less secure encryption systems.

I'll believe Truecrypt has been cracked when the NSA start recommending people to use it.

>>60

>>60

so fukd

I've read about orbot with firefox beta instead of orweb. Is that any good or any better? Either way, what's the best method for mobile tor browsing?

>inb4 don't browse on your mobile

>>47

See

>>>/onion/144

>>112

Also see this:

https://archive.is/c1gVg

tldr

>Orweb leaks ip address thru html5 vid/aud. elements

>Firefox with add-ons could potentially be a risk for users if not properly set up correctly

>>113

What about lightning browser on android with javascript and such turned off?

Orbot is the client that connects you to the .onion network.

Orweb is just a browser.

I've heard that is not the app itself but the way android, Google, and your carrier(if you browse off the cell networks) handle packets and browsing data which leave you exposed

It wants you to browse 8chan through the onion (http://fullchan4jtta4sx.onion) rather than 8ch.net.

OP it wants you to use the onion URL to post via Tor instead of the regular 8chan URL.

>>82

Create a bookmark in the tor browser with the following settings:

location: http://fullchan4jtta4sx.onion/%s/catalog.html

keyword: 8

Then you can just type "8 board" to go to that board on 8chan.

>>72

The slower it is the more anonymoose you are, the best thing to do with extreme slowness is to switch to reading a different page while that one loads.

>>72

I VPN from the US to various places in Europe, and from there my Tor connection leaves the encrypted tunnel and connects to peers, and I can browse Tor stuff, including 8chan's hidden service, with pretty good speed. Granted it's a VPN not a proxy, but still, I'm getting a lot better connection than say dial-up even on feature-rich Tor pages.

By the way, this isn't really worth its own thread, but what is the window size that the Tor browser opens in by default when it warns you about maximizing/changing? Anyone know? Does it depend on your screen's resolution? If it's a constant I'd like to build Tor sites to display well on that.

>>69

But then isn't Tor a waste of resources? Adding more links to the chain doesn't increase security - just latency.

>>92

1000x900 (Width x Height)

It also pretends you have a 1000x900 screen by default

What is that image from?

Yes, actually!

http://fullchan4jtta4sx.onion/create.php :^)

Stop changing setting in about:config

Turn on referers

network.http.sendRefererHeader 2