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RE: Wanna Be Anonymous? - Anonymous36 - 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

(10-07-2013, 02:26 AM)chmod Wrote:
(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.
L2TP has a 256-bit key and it is the strongest VPN encryption,no matter if it relies on something or not. PPTP has a 128-bit encryption. OpenVPN uses a 256-bit key encryption as well.And please don't think that the things written is wikipedia are always true ok?This is the worst place for researching this(like you did) so....


RE: Wanna Be Anonymous? - Anonymous36 - 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

(10-07-2013, 02:26 AM)chmod Wrote:
(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.
L2TP has a 256-bit key and it is the strongest VPN encryption,no matter if it relies on something or not. PPTP has a 128-bit encryption. OpenVPN uses a 256-bit key encryption as well.And please don't think that the things written is wikipedia are always true ok?This is the worst place for researching this(like you did) so....


RE: Wanna Be Anonymous? - chmod - 10-07-2013

(10-07-2013, 03:33 PM)Anonymous36 Wrote: L2TP has a 256-bit key and it is the strongest VPN encryption,no matter if it relies on something or not. PPTP has a 128-bit encryption. OpenVPN uses a 256-bit key encryption as well.And please don't think that the things written is wikipedia are always true ok?This is the worst place for researching this(like you did) so....

I'm aware of wikipedia's reputation which is why i research things from several sources L2TP is a tunneling protocol NOT an encryption protocol hence my comment the 256-bit encryption comes from IPSec. Not to mention you claim this gives you 100% security which is false there's no such thing.


RE: Wanna Be Anonymous? - chmod - 10-07-2013

(10-07-2013, 03:33 PM)Anonymous36 Wrote: L2TP has a 256-bit key and it is the strongest VPN encryption,no matter if it relies on something or not. PPTP has a 128-bit encryption. OpenVPN uses a 256-bit key encryption as well.And please don't think that the things written is wikipedia are always true ok?This is the worst place for researching this(like you did) so....

I'm aware of wikipedia's reputation which is why i research things from several sources L2TP is a tunneling protocol NOT an encryption protocol hence my comment the 256-bit encryption comes from IPSec. Not to mention you claim this gives you 100% security which is false there's no such thing.


RE: Wanna Be Anonymous? - ramilsulit - 11-05-2013

how about if i use a pc suite or phone modem not direct connection like LAN could i trace by someone else without replacing my macadress?


RE: Wanna Be Anonymous? - Ex094 - 11-05-2013

(11-05-2013, 11:05 AM)ramilsulit Wrote: how about if i use a pc suite or phone modem not direct connection like LAN could i trace by someone else without replacing my macadress?

Modems can be traced too, They are just like Ethernet Cards but they are designed to work with Dial Up Lines instead of RJ-45 cables (Ethernet)


RE: Wanna Be Anonymous? - comduboss - 01-06-2014

hello Ex094 moderators(awesome person) Sir,
Please tell me about how can i use 2IP(SSH tunneling + RDP +VPN).:Embarrassed:

I already know the use of Bit vise SSH with Proxyfier.

Is TOR is 100% Anonymous.:Not-Amused:


thanking you in advance..

RE: Wanna Be Anonymous?
hello Ex094 moderators(awesome person) Sir,
Please tell me about how can i use 2IP(SSH tunneling + RDP +VPN).Embarrassed

I already know the use of Bit vise SSH with Proxyfier.

Is TOR is 100% Anonymous.Not-Amused


thanking you in advance..


RE: Wanna Be Anonymous? - XTRMS4NITY - 03-07-2014

Hello!

Great tutorial. What I really do is I create a different name with real physical address, email, facebook account, a cell number, etc. However, I am new to changing MAC address to make myself more anonymous. (noob) Biggrin

Thanks! Really great tutorial. I learned a lot.


RE: Wanna Be Anonymous? - Pow3r - 03-09-2014

Well this is a really good tutorial. I see one problem that VPNs may use logs, or all VPNs most use logs but some VPNs don't delete them. But I will look at this and will reboot my pc with Windows XP and Linux Backtrack 5 r3. See you all in some sec.


RE: Wanna Be Anonymous? - commander - 03-12-2014

The RDP you mentioned here .. is it Remote Desktop Protocol or is it something else? Can you point to me some place where I can learn more details on this. Thank you.