Collaborate Disseminate
While testing any site using BurpSuite, if we send any request it will use BurpSuite HTTP "Proxying through BurpSuite" but still we are not fully anonymous, it will still use our original IPv4 address to send requests. So I tried… Continue reading Staying anonymous while using BurpSuite
A bounty hunter reached out to us to give us information about a security vulnerability in our company’s information systems. In our estimation, the risk of exploitation for this vulnerability is rather small, but nevertheless, we apprecia… Continue reading Anonymous unasked bounty hunter wants bounty for found issues
I’m building a service that will contain personal data relating to real people.
Initially the dataset will be quite small, and as such it may be possible to identify individuals if the search parameters are narrowed sufficiently.
An exampl… Continue reading How can I ensure anonymity with queries to small datasets? [migrated]
By Waqas
ProtonVPN is currently available in three packages, including one free and two paid.
This is a post from HackRead.com Read the original post: ProtonVPN launches extensions for Chrome and Firefox browsers
Continue reading ProtonVPN launches extensions for Chrome and Firefox browsers
By using hidemy name I can check for a proxy if it is up or down, and also check the anonymity level using the app. A sample result looks like this:
IP address Port Country, City Speed Type Anonymity
72.195.114.169 4145… Continue reading proxy anonymity level, what is the tehnical difference ? (specific example from hide my name)
Background: I recently came across a child porn website and by US law I am obliged to report it. I’ve decided to collect evidence for a formal report; however, I don’t want to reveal my identity due to the fear of retaliation.
To collect e… Continue reading How does a website figure out the user’s identity, even if I am using new IP and new browser cookie? [duplicate]
This is a really interesting paper that discusses what the authors call the Decoupling Principle:
The idea is simple, yet previously not clearly articulated: to ensure privacy, information should be divided architecturally and institutionally such that each entity has only the information they need to perform their relevant function. Architectural decoupling entails splitting functionality for different fundamental actions in a system, such as decoupling authentication (proving who is allowed to use the network) from connectivity (establishing session state for communicating). Institutional decoupling entails splitting what information remains between non-colluding entities, such as distinct companies or network operators, or between a user and network peers. This decoupling makes service providers individually breach-proof, as they each have little or no sensitive data that can be lost to hackers. Put simply, the Decoupling Principle suggests always separating who you are from what you do…
We are using an API from a third party for managing content which is secured by an API key which does not change over time. Now we are building our own API to support part of that functionality.
So the browser calls our API which is callin… Continue reading Authentication on public availble Restful API
By Owais Sultan
Proxy servers aren’t foolproof solutions for hiding your identity and facilitating anonymous connections. As human-made tools, they’re prone…
This is a post from HackRead.com Read the original post: Tools for Testing Y… Continue reading Tools for Testing Your Proxy Servers
If my main intention is to hide whatever I do on the internet from my ISP, then which VPN connection should I use; TCP or UDP? Or if I need to do anything more for that purpose please tell me.
Also how to properly configure a VPN to get ma… Continue reading How to configure VPN to get maximum anonymity from my ISP?