Collaborate Disseminate
Goal
To hide the IP address using Tor, which goes through a proxy server to make HTTP/FTP requests look like they came from a regular user, not one who uses Tor.
Example
A user requests the website. The request goes through the user’s VPN,… Continue reading How to configure VPN + Tor + linux as a proxy server?
Privacy is a basic right and a necessary protection in the digital age to avoid victimization and manipulation. In much of the world, privacy is considered a basic human right. For example, citizens in the European Union have the right to dignity. They… Continue reading What is privacy and why does it matter?
Okta recently sent out an email to admins about changes to their new device detection strategy. According to them:
Due to browser advancements in anonymous web browsing, JavaScript fingerprinting techniques are quickly becoming obsolete…. Continue reading Is javascript fingerprinting becoming obsolete?
Online fraud has skyrocketed during the COVID-19 pandemic. A survey among financial crime specialists asked: Are they properly equipped for their mission?
The post Do Financial Crime Investigators Have a Bull’s Eye on their Back? appeared first on Sec… Continue reading Do Financial Crime Investigators Have a Bull’s Eye on their Back?
On the award-winning Smashing Security podcast, Authentic8 Co-Founder and CEO Scott Petry discussed Silo web isolation, online investigations and compliance
The post “Almost Like a Virtual Safe Room” appeared first on Security Boulevard.
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By Sudais Asif
If you are using any of these VPN services now is the time to call it quits.
This is a post from HackRead.com Read the original post: 7 VPN firms with no-logs policy end up exposing 1.2 TB of user data
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By Sudais Asif
The VPN company in the discussion is a Hong Kong-based UFO VPN.
This is a post from HackRead.com Read the original post: VPN firm that claims zero logs policy leaks 20 million user logs
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Is your company’s corporate network access for sale, too? Find out now. New research shows: remote work vulnerabilities have dark web marketplaces booming.
The post Is My Data for Sale on the Dark Web? appeared first on Security Boulevard.
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If an attacker successfully installed a backdoor that connects to his computer via a reverse shell, how can the attacker hide his IP address?
I’d guess he can’t use Tor or a VPN, because packet forwarding would be quite impossible (is that… Continue reading Reverse shell from backdoor – exposing attacker? [duplicate]
Let’s say Bitcoin had these rules from the start:
An address with balance cannot be a transaction output
An address can only be the input to one transaction
This would prevent address re-use. To what extent would this make Bitcoin anonym… Continue reading To what extent would Bitcoin be private without address reuse? [migrated]