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You are probably confusing Java and JavaScript. Java is not allowed on Tor Browser Bundle and shouldn't be allowed in a browser, ever. (And probably in general
by runn1ng 13y ago
You are probably confusing Java and JavaScript.
Java is not allowed on Tor Browser Bundle and shouldn't be allowed in a browser, ever. (And probably in general if you care about security.)
JavaScript in general should not be that dangerous - however, there was a 0-day bug in Firefox, that Tor Browser used, that leaked the IP anyway, and NSA used that 0-day.
In general - at least in my opinion - JavaScript is much lower on the "dangerous" list than Java, but yeah, still can leak something.
The best way is probably to just use Tails - a linux distro made to be secure from the start.
- bduerst 13y agoI meant javascript - my bad. The bug in Javascript was that it identified the MAC address, right? Javascript can still track client info if I'm not mistaken.