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The Tor browser has a bug that could allow JavaScript to execute on websites even when users think they’ve disabled it for maximum anonymity. Continue reading Tor browser fixes bug that allows JavaScript to run when disabled
I had a question about Tor and the anonymity status of a fully decrypted packet that leaves a Tor exit node. My high-level understanding is that prior to a packet traversing the Tor network, a Tor client chooses 3 Tor relay nodes for the … Continue reading How does Tor maintain anonymity when a source and destination are required at the end?
I’m currently reading about the TPM and remote attestation. Here’s my current understanding of what is happening.
To attest a PCR value to a remote party, the TPM signs the value with an attestation key (AK). This AK is not linkable to th… Continue reading Is anonymous remote attestation viable?
In every TV program where there’s a person that wants to remain anonymous, they change their voice in a way that to me sounds like a simple increase or decrease in pitch (frequencies). What I’m wondering is:
is the usual anonymizing meth… Continue reading Is changing pitch enough for anonymizing a person’s voice?
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If you are using a vpn for anonymity you can allow cookies when you surf the internet but you must delete them once you close the browser to get complete anonymity. Is this correct?
Or is it that just allowing cookies removes anonymity?
… Continue reading What is the relationship between cookies and anonymity?
Is using the Tor network to visit the web pages in public wifi secure or not since Tor will help to make us anonymous (hide the metadata such as URLs) and HTTPS helps us to protect the content.
Will Tor and HTTPS requests together help to … Continue reading Using Tor in public WIFI is it secured? [duplicate]
I just set up Algo VPN on Amazon EC2. I’m wondering if this will be vulnerable to attacks if the Amazon EC2 instance is compromised. or if Amazon hand over my instance to someone else. Moreover the ISP in this case is Amazon, doesn’t this … Continue reading Algo VPN vulnerabilities due to being hosted on cloud provider like Amazon
When employing a system-wide VPN on a smartphone, I understand that all web traffic is routed through that VPN. Browsing to a webpage in incognito mode would provide some degree of anonymity, but I’m wondering to what extent installed apps… Continue reading Does a mobile VPN provide anonymity when using apps?
For example :
Nordvpn provides both chrome extension and its desktop software.
Opera provides a free browser vpn, etc..
Some people says the browser extensions may leak dns but i never had an experience with it (by dns leak tests).