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Unfortunately, traffic coming from Tor and traffic coming from the onion.to forwarder all looks the same to me :(

• gizmo686 13y ago
  Could you fingerprint the browser to determine how many users are using the Tor Browser? Obviously this will miss the people who just use a normal browser through Tor. Or ask onion.to to log how many requests they are forwarding to you. Although, this will miss any other proxying service that happens to be running.
  • IceyEC 13y ago
    the easiest way is for me to just watch the referrer, it's all coming from VentureBeat :) edit: Well, most of it, some is from feed readers
• dmix 13y ago
  To clarify, TorSearch isn't accessible from clearnet (from my understanding) so he can't monitor->correlate individuals activity. Such as a nefarious search.
  • IceyEC 13y ago
    This is exactly true; however, if a user is coming in through the onion.to forwarder as provided in the article, remember that they can track anything that you do!
• aaron42net 13y ago
  If you are interested in tracking from within Tor vs in via tor2web, look for the header "X-tor2web: encrypted" on HTTP requests.