Collaborate Disseminate
I was reading about how Tor works. However, I find it difficult to understand how connections between Tor relays are made so that they can reach the hidden services.
If in the circuit the Tor relays do not know the hidden services address,… Continue reading How client connects to hidden services in onion routing? [closed]
Maybe I will be wrong, please correct me and at the same time answer my question. I know the keys are exchanged between client and Tor relays through circuit extension requests (other than first relay), so in short, whatever keys are gener… Continue reading Anonymity in initial Key exchange in onion routing
I am a privacy-conscious user currently living in Russia where the Internet is censored and monitored by the Russian state. Russian ISPs are legally required to log and store all users’ Internet traffic (even though in practice they seem t… Continue reading Do VPNs log and analyze OCSP requests?
Is it possible that bookmarks in the Tor browser compromise your security?
People say that Browser extensions compromise your security are this risk also possible with bookmarks?
Does bookmarking expose in any way your location or computer… Continue reading Do bookmarks on Tor compromise my security? [closed]
Goal
The intention is to set up an SSH entrance which is more secure (or at least more obfuscated) than a default setup with Port Forwarding or VPN.
Previous research and context
TL;DR, see question at the bottom.
I have done a fair amount… Continue reading What are the risks of running SSH over Tor?
I am doing research about the dark web. However I find it hard to understand how Tor hidden services work. The whole point of it is to actually anonymize the server from the client so that the client does not know where the server is locat… Continue reading Does the first node in the circuit connecting the hidden service to the introduction point know the server’s IP address?
By Waqas
Mullvad VPN and the Tor Project Join Forces to Launch Mullvad Browser, a Privacy-Focused Web Browser.
This is a post from HackRead.com Read the original post: Mullvad VPN and Tor Project Release Mullvad Browser
Continue reading Mullvad VPN and Tor Project Release Mullvad Browser
Malware, disguised as copies of Tor, has stolen approximately US $400,000 worth of cryptocurrency from almost 16,000 users worldwide. Continue reading Clipboard-injecting malware disguises itself as Tor browser, steals cryptocurrency
Backdoor access was the most common threat vector in 2022. According to the 2023 IBM Security X-Force Threat Intelligence Index, 21% of incidents saw the use of backdoors, outpacing perennial compromise favorite ransomware, which came in at just 17%. The good news? In 67% of backdoor attacks, defenders were able to disrupt attacker efforts and […]
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By Deeba Ahmed
It is yet unclear how these fake Tor browser installations are distributed but there are indications that torrents or third-party sources may be responsible.
This is a post from HackRead.com Read the original post: Fake Tor Browser Insta… Continue reading Fake Tor Browser Installers Distributing Clipper Malware