Anonymising your traffic with linux - Revision history

Alex at 08:33, 11 September 2015

2015-09-11T08:33:55Z

2015-09-04T07:25:46Z

‎Configuring browser

2015-09-02T07:44:06Z

‎Configuring privoxy

2015-09-02T07:42:46Z

‎ufw rules

2015-08-12T21:01:34Z

‎Going underground with i2p

2015-08-12T21:00:37Z

‎Configuring privoxy

2015-08-12T21:00:16Z

‎Configuring privoxy

2015-08-12T20:59:22Z

‎Tor on host

2015-08-12T18:27:07Z

‎Tor on host

2015-08-12T18:25:50Z

‎Tor on host

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 ==== Configuring browser ====
-For configuring your browser for using system wide proxy settings: With IE, Opera and Safari there are too many ways that our privacy can be breached, and because of their closed design it is really hard to do anything about such privacy problems, hence the focus on Firefox and Konquerer. Konqueror uses the KDE system wide proxy settings.
+With IE, Opera and Safari there are too many ways that our privacy can be breached, and because of their closed design it is really hard to do anything about such privacy problems, hence the focus on Firefox and Konquerer.
 In Firefox go to Edit —> Preferences —> Advanced tab —> Connection (Click Settings … button).
 ==== Configuring xchat ====

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 Temporarily set your system wide network settings or the network settings in your browser to Manual Proxy configuration with Host or IP Adress 127.0.0.1 and port 9050. Check with http://check.torproject.org that it works. If it doesn’t work, maybe this faq helps https://www.torproject.org/docs/faq#DoesntWork
-Undo the network settings: Set both, system wide and browser network settings to automatic, configure clients with IP address 127.0.0.1 and chosen port(s), and set up multiple circuits for separating streams. Whonix and Tails are great to learn from.
+Undo the network settings: Set both, system wide and browser network settings to automatic, configure clients with IP address 127.0.0.1 and chosen port(s), and set up multiple circuits for separating streams. Whonix https://www.whonix.org/ and Tails are great to learn from.
 ==== Transparently routing traffic through tor ====

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 Undo the network settings: Set both, system wide and browser network settings to automatic, configure clients with IP address 127.0.0.1 and chosen port(s), and set up multiple circuits for separating streams. Whonix and Tails are great to learn from.
-==== ufw rules ====
+==== Transparently routing traffic through tor ====
 ==== Configuring browser ====
 For configuring your browser for using system wide proxy settings: With IE, Opera and Safari there are too many ways that our privacy can be breached, and because of their closed design it is really hard to do anything about such privacy problems, hence the focus on Firefox and Konquerer. Konqueror uses the KDE system wide proxy settings.

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 Set browser to always use Private Browsing. You can still use bookmarks to remember your most used pages.
 Reboot and wait for the i2p router console to come up.
 == I2p and tor in iceweasel using foxyproxy patterns ==

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 When using socks5 on port %d, your application is giving Tor only an IP address. Applications that do DNS resolves themselves may leak information. So using Socks4A instead is a good idea. More on that here https://www.torproject.org/docs/faq#WarningsAboutSOCKSandDNSInformationLeaks.
-Open <code>/etc/privoxy/config</code>, check that the listen address is <code>127.0.0.1:8118</code> (or port of your choice), and set forward in privoxy to tor with <code>forward-socks4a / 127.0.0.1:9050 .</code> (Do NOT forget that point at the end). Save.
+Open <code>/etc/privoxy/config</code>, check that the listen address is <code>127.0.0.1:8118</code>, and set forward in privoxy to tor with <code>forward-socks4a / 127.0.0.1:9050 .</code> (Do NOT forget that point at the end). Save.
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 Undo the network settings: Set both, system wide and browser network settings to automatic, configure clients with IP address 127.0.0.1 and chosen port(s), and set up multiple circuits for separating streams. Whonix and Tails are great to learn from.
-==== browser ====
+==== Configuring browser ====
 For configuring your browser for using system wide proxy settings: With IE, Opera and Safari there are too many ways that our privacy can be breached, and because of their closed design it is really hard to do anything about such privacy problems, hence the focus on Firefox and Konquerer. Konqueror uses the KDE system wide proxy settings.
 In Firefox go to Edit —> Preferences —> Advanced tab —> Connection (Click Settings … button).
-==== xchat ====
+==== Configuring xchat ====
-==== torbirdy for icedove ====
+==== Torbirdy for icedove ====
 ==== Configuring console-based applications with proxychains ====