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RE: Tor Project - unknownAttacker - 10-04-2012 (09-29-2012, 01:07 PM)1llusion Wrote: Sorry to burst your bubble but TOR isn't as secure as its said. There are certain ways that allow people to track you down and find you. These ways, however, aren't known that much and I have never really seen them being used by police etc.I think that speed is the biggest issue with TOR. it is simply too slow for everyday use. on the upside, it's a pretty good introduction to darknets. while Hidden Services are unfortunately filled with skids, pedos and malicious websites that want to give you a virus, there is still some good stuff there and it's a nice way to begin learning on how darknets work RE: Tor Project - Ghost00 - 10-06-2012 Tor is very good at keeping you anonymous but its weakness is at its exit node where your data can be read.... RE: Tor Project - Roxy_30 - 11-04-2012 Yea tor is a solid program. I usually vmware vpn. Then vpn tor proxy. Fyi i would like to kno if i should connect in a different order or does the matter of security not matter? Fyi community> nyotherforums RE: Tor Project - chmod - 11-04-2012 not really either way will work PADDING RE: Tor Project - kabalevsky - 11-05-2012 using Tor right now. ![]() it's definitely slower than say, Chrome, but it's not too bad. RE: Tor Project - Roxy_30 - 11-08-2012 Yea ive been using tor for a while. Super slow it deffinately shouldnt b used by itself to secure you. Use with layers. Nd correctly designate traffic thriugh tor |