Collaborate Disseminate
I use a VPN and tested it with ipleak.net. My VPN setup is on Router (Tomato firmware) and OpenVPN client (I followed this tutorial). When I
Add this Magnet Link to your torrent client and wait for the results
below.
… Continue reading "Torrent Address detection" ipleak.net – On macOS Transmission leaks my IP address
When I click on the anonymity on the Web page https://whoer.net/ it brings out:
Your Anonymity 20%
Donottrack
IP address different
System time different
Language different
How do I fix my ip anonymity that is showing 20 pe… Continue reading Increase IP Anonymity [on hold]
I’ve installed a Kippo honeypot on my server and I wanted to know if there are some tools I can launch to collect more information about the cracker.
I want more information to be able to start some forensics stuff.
I’ve come across this paper about “De-anonymizing Social Networks”. The goal is to use Flickr network to de-anonymise Twitter’s anonymous network, but the experiment section doesn’t seem to be right.
At section 6 Experiment,… Continue reading Deanonymising social networks
Interesting research: "De-anonymizing Web Browsing Data with Social Networks": Abstract: Can online trackers and network adversaries de-anonymize web browsing data readily available to them? We show — theoretically, via simulation, and through experiments on real user data — that de-identified web browsing histories can\ be linked to social media profiles using only publicly available data. Our approach is based on… Continue reading De-Anonymizing Browser History Using Social-Network Data
Your web browsing history contains enough information for third parties to be able to link it to your social media profile (Twitter, Facebook, Reddit), Stanford and Princeton researchers have found. Worrying research results “Our approach is based on a simple observation: each person has a distinctive social network, and thus the set of links appearing in one’s feed is unique. Assuming users visit links in their feed with higher probability than a random user, browsing … More → Continue reading Your web browsing history can be linked to your social media accounts
Imagine I create a machine (laptop maybe) in which I don’t use a browser, I just perfom an attack and use macchanger, VPN or maybe proxychains. And I’m on an open wifi network. The question is how do they track me? How tracki… Continue reading How does tracking work?
I’ve recently learned much more about Tor hidden service, thanks to this post, and its answers. But I am still wondering about a few small tid-bits…
As said in the linked post:
Q: If a hidden services IP is hidden, how is… Continue reading Tor Hidden Service In-Depth Questions
I’ve recently learned much more about Tor hidden service, thanks to this post, and its answers. But I am still wondering about a few small tid-bits…
As said in the linked post:
Q: If a hidden services IP is hidden, how is… Continue reading Tor Hidden Service In-Depth Questions
A sandboxed alpha version of the Tor Browser was released over the weekend and while there are still some rough edges and bugs, it could be a step toward protecting Tor users from recent de-anonymization exploits.
Continue reading Alpha Version of Sandboxed Tor Browser Released