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Tor Browser 7.0 is released featuring switch to Firefox 52-esr(blog.torproject.org)
4 points by jerheinze 9y ago|0 comments
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Qubes Split-SSH(github.com)
4 points by jerheinze 9y ago|0 comments
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by jerheinze 9y ago
> IIRC one of the Snowden documents even mentioned GCHQ and other organisations using Tor for their own purposes. I think you're referring to this presentation about hidden services by the GCHQ [1] where they state, 'Until then
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by jerheinze 9y ago
See "Real-world Exploits against the Tor Browser" pages 9-10 where they conclude, > The reason is that these function pointers are only accessed through an indirection layer, i.e., memory objects on the heap contain a pointer t
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by jerheinze 9y ago
Read their FAQ: There is absolutely no backdoor in Tor. We know some smart lawyers who say that it's unlikely that anybody will try to make us add one in our jurisdiction (U.S.). If they do ask us, we will fight them, and (the lawyers
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by jerheinze 9y ago
> http://ark.intel.com/ It doesn't seem like you have the HTTPS Everywhere extension enabled, here's the correct link: https://ark.intel.com/
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I2P-Bote – Email plugin for the I2P network that uses a distributed hash table(i2pbote.xyz)
74 points by jerheinze 9y ago|20 comments
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by jerheinze 9y ago
They're basing their results on measurements that anyone can make, if there are very few people who do these measurements in a certain country then most probably no censorship case may come.
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by jerheinze 9y ago
> That link says: blocking access due to copyright issues. Respectfully, I don't think you're doing justice to the Turkish freedom of speech issue of Wikipedia being blocked by bringing up The Pirate Bay. Can we both agree that
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by jerheinze 9y ago
> The latter being censorship is really an opinion rather than undisputed, fact, or a guaranteed majority opinion. So you're saying that "Denmark censors http://thepiratebay.org" is not a fact that can be measu
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by jerheinze 9y ago
> No, that's anti-piracy judgements. How does that change the fact that Denmark censors http://thepiratebay.org ?
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by jerheinze 9y ago
The map has "Confirmed censorship cases" and Denmark, Finland and France, ... all fit there. For Denmark for example: https://explorer.ooni.torproject.org/country/DK They're blocking http://th
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by jerheinze 9y ago
Not if one uses bridges with pluggable transports which helps making the Tor traffic look less like it's Tor (for example meek-amazon uses domain fronting https://trac.torproject.org/projects/tor/wiki/do
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by jerheinze 9y ago
Yup, censorship is now a global trend. We shouldn't forget that it also happens in many Western countries such as Denmark, Finland, France, ... https://explorer.ooni.torproject.org/world/ And if we look in partic
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“Paranoid Mode” Compromise Recovery on Qubes OS(qubes-os.org)
66 points by jerheinze 9y ago|14 comments
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Compromise recovery on Qubes OS(qubes-os.org)
3 points by jerheinze 9y ago|0 comments
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by jerheinze 9y ago
> For you specifically or generally speaking? Generally (excluding if it is censored and/or dangerous to use it in some country) since the more people use it the more noise there is and thus the better the anonymity and privacy for
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Browserprint: Browser fingerprint tool now can guess client OS even when spoofed(browserprint.info)
163 points by jerheinze 9y ago|89 comments
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by jerheinze 9y ago
> I like Google to keep track of everything for me. So you don't care about your privacy?
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by jerheinze 9y ago
Tor Browser Sandbox. Why? Using Tor is a must, and the most secure way to do so is to use the Tor Browser Sandbox.
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by jerheinze 10y ago
Sent you an email, still waiting for a response :P
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by jerheinze 10y ago
Because NoScript itself is fine.
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by jerheinze 10y ago
The update page for NoScript never appears in the Tor Browser, and it seems NoScript's maintainer deleted those ads after that critcism.
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by jerheinze 10y ago
TBB already does that for example with HTML5 canvas element, it shows you this box: https://pbs.twimg.com/media/C1_n50BW8AACLKq.jpg
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by jerheinze 10y ago
> An absolutely insane default IMO Why do you consider it to be so? To quote Tor Project's Mike Perry: The reason we feel that leaving Javascript enabled trumps these concerns is: 1. We want enough people to actually use Tor Browser
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by jerheinze 10y ago
> Why Tor sends window size to servers? If it has to, why it can't send closest multiple of 100 instead of real value? It's not Tor that does so, by using JS one can determine canvas size. Worse, CSS alone can be used to extrac
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An advanced browser fingerprint calculator aimed mainly at Tor Browser users(fpcentral.irisa.fr)
158 points by jerheinze 10y ago|77 comments