Collaborate Disseminate
Tor is in fact just a proxy chain consisting of 3 proxies. A good enough reason to do the paperwork can be enough to deanonymize a user (the link is valid assuming all the relays’ ISPs store logs). Thus Tor users’ need to wor… Continue reading Hardening Tor/proxy chain by choosing the relays’ countries
Tor is in fact just a proxy chain consisting of 3 proxies. A good enough reason to do the paperwork can be enough to deanonymize a user (the link is valid assuming all the relays’ ISPs store logs). Thus Tor users’ need to wor… Continue reading Hardening Tor/proxy chain by choosing the relays’ countries
I am part of a group developing an iOS application. This app accesses a database to both retrieve and submit data. One of the group members said that he does not want to have any direct interaction with the database from the app, but for d… Continue reading Safest way to access data from an SQL server
Can I determine the actual sender of a spoofed text message? I received a text message yesterday that appeared to come from one of my contacts, but he did not send it. I contacted my carrier (Verizon) and they said that becau… Continue reading Can I determine actual origin of spoofed text message?
The title says it all, really. I’m Alice, and I want to login to Gmail’s web interface through my browser. Ike, the internet service provider, and Adam, the local network administrator, would like to know what my Gmail email address (usern… Continue reading Is there any way for my ISP or LAN admin to learn my Gmail address as a result of me logging into Gmail’s web interface through via their network?