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> setting up a VPS and chaining it after the exit node It might be cheaper and easier to connect to any one of the commercial VPN providers.
by xorcist 8y ago
> setting up a VPS and chaining it after the exit node
It might be cheaper and easier to connect to any one of the commercial VPN providers.
- kuroguro 8y agoA really low end VPS is ~$10-$20 a year. Setting up is a matter of connecting to it's ssh trough tor and enabling dynamic port forwards - basically a single command line (and configuring whatever application you have to use that port). It's not too costly or technically hard. The main problem is payment as it is with VPNs. On the other hand a VPN may solve some of the traffic correlation problems depending on how they operate. How would you go about setting it up at the exit end tho? The only time I've used a VPN it was prepackaged to install as a network adapter, meaning traffic would go trough it before it enters Tor, I imagine?