Collaborate Disseminate
WebRTC manages to leak my IP when I use proxy, but when I use VPN it only shows VPN server’s IP (both proxy and VPN were system-wide). What’s the key difference? Google Chrome was used in both tests (webRTC leak test). https://browserleask… Continue reading Why does my IP being leaked with system-wide proxy through webTRC, but it doesn’t happen when I use system-wide VPN
By Deeba Ahmed
Cybercriminals’ Favorite VPN Service Rendered ‘Inaccessible’ in a Joint Operation Conducted by Europol and the FBI.
This is a post from HackRead.com Read the original post: Feds seize VPN service used by hackers in cyber attacks
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Domain fronting is used to bypass censorship/restrictive firewalls or to hide the origin of command and control servers. I could not find other (legitimate) use cases.
Presumably it is not widely used or officially supported and it should … Continue reading Is domain fronting an anonymity feature?
This new protocol, called Oblivious DNS-over-HTTPS (ODoH), hides the websites you visit from your ISP.
Here’s how it works: ODoH wraps a layer of encryption around the DNS query and passes it through a proxy server, which acts as a go-between the inte… Continue reading Oblivious DNS-over-HTTPS
I am trying to figure out what is the best way to hide Tor traffic in order to improve anonymity.
While Tor is pretty good at hiding users’ IP addresses, its traffic stands out. This can be detrimental in some cases.
In this article (FBI a… Continue reading Hiding Tor traffic to prevent deanonymization
I just got into a website registration page and saw there was a "Sign Up with Facebook" button, which showed my profile pic and name.
How does it do that?
Does that mean the website has my name and profile picture as well?
Phone is rooted
Basically I want to be able to access a website without it being able to determine any of the things it dermined about me (my device, ip address etc) when I accessed it last, no matter how advanced of a tracking mechanism i… Continue reading How can I access a website without it being able to identify me as a previous visitor?
A security researcher discovered a wulnerability in Waze that breaks the anonymity of users:
I found out that I can visit Waze from any web browser at waze.com/livemap so I decided to check how are those driver icons implemented. What I found is that I can ask Waze API for data on a location by sending my latitude and longitude coordinates. Except the essential traffic information, Waze also sends me coordinates of other drivers who are nearby. What caught my eyes was that identification numbers (ID) associated with the icons were not changing over time. I decided to track one driver and after some time she really appeared in a different place on the same road…
First off, I know that absolute anonymity is impossible. It can be harder to identify who you are but not impossible. So, for this question, we can assume all protection that is given in that sense from something like Tor browser for Windo… Continue reading Is it possible to be anonymous using data connection in a mobile phone? [closed]
I am attempting to determine whether it would be possible to maintain your anonymity while using an internet-connected PC infected with ring 0 malware. The threat model assumes the adversary is willing to purchase zero-day exploits and cra… Continue reading Preserving anonymity with ring 0 malware infected PC