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How
to Use ONION
TOR and TAILS
OS
To Open Secret Websites
Anonymously
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What basically
happens is that you connect
to the Tor
network
via an encrypted
connection. All
requests you make through
the network are sent
to relay
bridges for a while,
and finally exit the
network at a random point
and come back to you. The
return packet hops back into
the Tor network and repeats
the steps in reverse,
bouncing around inside and
then returning via your
encrypted connection. Anyone
watching your connection
will see only encrypted
traffic, and anyone watching
the site you’re going to
will see random traffic
coming from some random
spots on the internet. You
can imagine the
internet as a giant cloud
(as everyone likes to do);
Tor is an encrypted cloud
that resides inside the
bigger internet cloud.
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When you
see a URL like http://auutwvpt2zktxwng.onion/,
that's a Tor hidden Onion Web Directory. You could just
replace .onion
with .tor2web.org
to use the tor2web proxy
network. Example:
https://auutwvpt2zktxwng.tor2web.org/
This
connects you with tor2web,
which then talks to the hidden
service via Tor
and connects back to you.
WARNING:
tor2web only protects
publishers, not you.
As a reader only installing
Tor will give
you good anonymity,
confidentiality, and
authentication. So DO NOT
use tor2web.
Using tor2web trades off
security for
convenience
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Every online
activity of you can be
traced back to your IP address.
Even if you’re accessing
encrypted websites, networks can
see the websites you’re
accessing – and the websites
themselves know your IP
address. What is
the easiest way
to browse with
anonymity?
Tor is an
encrypted network that can route
your traffic through relays,
making the traffic appear to
come from exit nodes. Now you
can use Tor even without
installing any software with the
ONION
TOR USB FLASH DRIVE
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.onion
is a pseudo-top-level
domain host suffix (used
instead of the well known .com
or .net domain endings) used
for an anonymous hidden
service that can be
reached only via the
Tor network. Such
addresses are not actual DNS
names, and the .onion TLD is not
in the Internet DNS root, but with TOR
software installed, Internet
programs such as the Tor
browser
can access
sites with .onion addresses by
sending the request through the
network of Tor servers. The
purpose of using this
system is to make the
information provider and the
person accessing the information
more difficult to trace, whether
by one another, by an
intermediate network host, or by
an outsider.
Onion Sites
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Help:
(hidden)
1.) Double Click on the
dashed textbox that contains
the red text.
2.) Replace the text with
the domain-name that you
want to search in.
for example:
'www.easywebsitepro.com' |
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