For quite some time TOR was a great alternative to VPN in regard of anonymity. For those of us who could not get or afford a VPN account and for those of who did not cared about speed and quality of internet browsing (because TOR is free and as you know at the end of [...]
So you are an online activist? Or you just don’t want to be tracked when doing your things on the internet. Let’s consider one publicly available solution that most activists are already using so as to override some internet censorship. Note: this post isn’t about inviting you to do censored things on the internet – [...]
The most used method to get access to UK restricted websites like BBC iPlayer or ITV is by using VPN services. If you can not afford to get a VPN account here is some good news: WebTvUnleashed has build a Tor package that will get the jod done nicely. And it is completely free. The idea [...]
According to a report on Heise Online, the German IT security portal, two of the seven directory authority servers (moria1 and gabelmoo) that the Tor Project uses to run its anonymous browsing service have been compromised, along with a new server that the project uses to host metrics and graphs (metrics.torproject.org). Tor team discovered the attack in [...]
As more and more countries join the list of nations where the governments have started restricting certain websites and content, the cyber world is witnessing a rise in the number of users who have to resort to anonymous methods of surfing the World Wide Web. One of the first countries in the world where websites [...]
Developers warning: A bug in the new version of Google Chrome could leak the identity of the users who surf anonimously. (Via TheRegister.co.uk) The problem is regarding the proxy settings in Chrome. Basically when you set up a proxy, all the traffic that is made by an IP is hidden by the proxy server, but [...]
