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[Legion Leak] Connecting To An IRC Server Through TOR's Network #1
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(07-24-2013, 03:17 AM)Jоey Wrote:

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Connecting to an IRC Server through TOR's Network

Downloads:
https://www.torproject.org/dist/win32/to...in32-2.exe
http://www.proxifier.com/distr/ProxifierSetup.exe

After you've installed both programs, open TOR. It should look something like:
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On Proxifier, you need to go into the following:
Profile -> Proxy Servers -> Add

This should be your settings for the proxy server:
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It must be port 9050 as this is the port TOR uses.

After you've added it should look like this:
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Now you will need to go into:
Profile -> Proxification Rules -> Add

The settings should look identical:
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After you've done this, reopen mIRC and connect to any server.

If you've done it correctly, Proxifer should look something like this, after you've connected to a server:
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Congratulations, you've successfully connected to an IRC server through TOR's network using Proxifier.
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RE: [LEGION LEAK] Connecting To An IRC Server Through TOR's Network #2
It seems much easier to run whonix.
But nice leaks Brushy.

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