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It's amazing the stupid things people do to compromise their own identity on Tor. You could take all of my computers and you'd never know that I've used Tor (un
by drivebyacct2 14y ago
It's amazing the stupid things people do to compromise their own identity on Tor. You could take all of my computers and you'd never know that I've used Tor (unless you installed a hardware key logger and then replanted the device)
- huihe9849hjjgkg 14y agoOr viewed your comment history on HN.
- drivebyacct2 14y agoI guess I'm fortunate that I live somewhere where it's not illegal to admit to using Tor. My point was more simple that Tor isn't compromised.
- hexonexxon 14y agoOr looked at your ISP logs. Did you use Obfsproxy every single time or tunnel Tor through a VPN to your bridge node? probably not
- seabee 14y agoIf you're doing it right you aren't doing it at home.
- Tuna-Fish 14y agoNo-one sane does anything seriously criminal trough their own link. I built a simple directional wlan antenna. In my small city, within range of my balcony, there are some 300 open or WEP-protected networks. Not that I'd ever steal someone else's internet...
- drivebyacct3 14y agocare to shed some light on how you accomplish this?
- drivebyacct2 14y agohttps://tails.boum.org/ https://tails.boum.org/
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- pc86 14y agoWhere are there resources someone can look at to not do those stupid things? I've wanted to use Tor for a while but I always got the impression it was a waste of time because it seems pretty easy to (not) do something that destroys the anonymity.