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+---- Thread: Wanna Be Anonymous? (/Thread-Wanna-Be-Anonymous)
RE: Wanna Be Anonymous? - codyb - 08-26-2013
Thx great tutorial!
i was wondering though what are the possibilities of connecting tor through that?
i mean could you theoretically connect your internet this way?
coputer>>tor>>vpn>>internet
and how secure would that be ?
RE: Wanna Be Anonymous? - codyb - 08-26-2013
Thx great tutorial!
i was wondering though what are the possibilities of connecting tor through that?
i mean could you theoretically connect your internet this way?
coputer>>tor>>vpn>>internet
and how secure would that be ?
RE: Wanna Be Anonymous? - chmod - 08-26-2013
(08-26-2013, 11:38 AM)codyb Wrote: Thx great tutorial!
i was wondering though what are the possibilities of connecting tor through that?
i mean could you theoretically connect your internet this way?
coputer>>tor>>vpn>>internet
and how secure would that be ?
You can do this however it would be computer>vpn>tor>internet. The connection would be quite secure but incredibly slow so get used to network timeouts! you would need to connect to the tor network and then configure each of the applications manually to use tor's proxy settings or you could use a vm and set that vm's settings to connect through tor and then start your vpn connection.
RE: Wanna Be Anonymous? - intrepid - 09-10-2013
I've noticed that wi-fi internet access don't permit the use of vpn because it never connects me. I can only use wi-fi internet naked so those bastards record all internet usage. I was on a Linksys network when this happened. It means that wi-fi networks know HMA and other vpn network ip addresses and they block them.
This means that you'd need to use private proxies on a wi-fi network to remain anonymous, right?
RE: Wanna Be Anonymous? - neguncem - 09-29-2013
I understand what I should not and what I should do. "neguncem" doesn't have to be anonymous. but a different identity for hacking purposes does. and that is why I would do.
btw cool thread. I really appreciate..
RE: Wanna Be Anonymous? - neguncem - 09-29-2013
I understand what I should not and what I should do. "neguncem" doesn't have to be anonymous. but a different identity for hacking purposes does. and that is why I would do.
btw cool thread. I really appreciate..
RE: Wanna Be Anonymous? - Anonymous36 - 10-07-2013
Yes,this is the real way of being a hacker and i would recommend of using a L2TP encryption and ISP sloping or requesting the ISP to give you a new router(just for 100% security) xD
RE: Wanna Be Anonymous? - Anonymous36 - 10-07-2013
Yes,this is the real way of being a hacker and i would recommend of using a L2TP encryption and ISP sloping or requesting the ISP to give you a new router(just for 100% security) xD
RE: Wanna Be Anonymous? - chmod - 10-07-2013
(10-07-2013, 12:47 AM)Anonymous36 Wrote: Yes,this is the real way of being a hacker and i would recommend of using a L2TP encryption and ISP sloping or requesting the ISP to give you a new router(just for 100% security) xD
There is no no such thing as 100% security also layer 2 tunnelling protocols provide no encryption whatsoever and rely upon other forms of encryption to be secure. You should really research things before posting.
RE: Wanna Be Anonymous? - chmod - 10-07-2013
(10-07-2013, 12:47 AM)Anonymous36 Wrote: Yes,this is the real way of being a hacker and i would recommend of using a L2TP encryption and ISP sloping or requesting the ISP to give you a new router(just for 100% security) xD
There is no no such thing as 100% security also layer 2 tunnelling protocols provide no encryption whatsoever and rely upon other forms of encryption to be secure. You should really research things before posting.