Security Concerns

[MrStick]

Firefox has a Tor add on for it, just go into your add on section and get it from there. For me the Tor button is on a toolbar below my tab toolbar and I can type in the website I want to go to into the Tor section and bam I am there or you can use the regular address bar.

 

[spider7]

Good post...thanks man.

Here's another article on how to obscure your IP address.

Its a little technical and somewhat dated...but the educational information is current.

How to Obscure Any URL

 

[spider7]

Rory...what about setting up your own proxy server?

Wouldn't that obfuscate your location as well?

 

[BA69]

Rory, how do you feel about the ironkey? Provided you don't give any password recovery, it should be a secure USB stick, any comments?

 

[Rory33]

Rory...what about setting up your own proxy server?

Wouldn't that obfuscate your location as well?

I dont advise running your own proxy server. There are ways to track it just as well. Your actually better off with tor. If your accessing from say an ipad you could connect using VPN one click, and then using tor browser and set your exit from the US.


Ironkey is good and uses the tor browser as well but I the problem with it is you dont have Plausible Deniability. And per federal law, you do have to give your password up if requested. If not then you will be prosecuted for it. Your better off using Truecrypt and its free plus allows you to create a hidden volume in the event your required to give your password. Keep a volume open with minimal info and then run tor on the hidden volume to be on the safe side.

 

[takincarebiz]

Interesting thread

...i found tor to be very slow for browsing....and many site impossible to post to, using tor.

What about setting up an "elite proxy server?"

I've heard they were indectable. What do you think?

 

[Rory33]

Interesting thread

...i found tor to be very slow for browsing....and many site impossible to post to, using tor.

What about setting up an "elite proxy server?"

I've heard they were indectable. What do you think?

If your tech savvy you can control your exits in tor. Speeds it up a bit an allows you to access the sites you need from whatever country to need access it from.

Elite proxies are good if your willing to spend the money on them.

When I really want to browse undetected I use a wireless tmobile hotspot, connect thru a paid proxy server and run thru tor. Its overboard for most people but theres a rare occasion I need to access something that I know they may try and trace. I also have a dedicated computer set up for that.

 

[takincarebiz]

If your tech savvy you can control your exits in tor. Speeds it up a bit an allows you to access the sites you need from whatever country to need access it from.

Elite proxies are good if your willing to spend the money on them.

When I really want to browse undetected I use a wireless tmobile hotspot, connect thru a paid proxy server and run thru tor. Its overboard for most people but theres a rare occasion I need to access something that I know they may try and trace. I also have a dedicated computer set up for that.

Wow....sounds like a 3 tier filter system. Must be slow as Molasses. How do you post using that system?

 

[Rory33]

Wow....sounds like a 3 tier filter system. Must be slow as Molasses. How do you post using that system?

Lol thats for accessing info not posting . I dont that daily. Its really not that bad tho for speeds.

 

[ROCKEDUP]

If your tech savvy you can control your exits in tor. Speeds it up a bit an allows you to access the sites you need from whatever country to need access it from.

Elite proxies are good if your willing to spend the money on them.

When I really want to browse undetected I use a wireless tmobile hotspot, connect thru a paid proxy server and run thru tor. Its overboard for most people but theres a rare occasion I need to access something that I know they may try and trace. I also have a dedicated computer set up for that.

morpheus whats it like in the matrix?!

 

[Rory33]

morpheus whats it like in the matrix?!

Safe and secure with peace of mind

 

[ROCKEDUP]

Safe and secure with peace of mind

ahahaha give me the red pill bro!!! Can we do a webinar or something this knowledge is fascinating, not to mention IMPORTANT to guys with our little hobby...

 

[Rory33]

ahahaha give me the red pill bro!!! Can we do a webinar or something this knowledge is fascinating, not to mention IMPORTANT to guys with our little hobby...

Yeah bro. I have one I've taught for radio technology show that was having issues with hackers. Shoot me a pm, I'll set something up.

 

[wamp66]

Excellent post Rory

The most basic thing that everyone can do is also the most critical, and that is hide your IP address traffic. This is the cornerstone of any situation that requires deniability. The advice about using TOR is great, but I frequently take this a step or 2 further.

You can subscribe to high-speed VPN (Virtual Private Networking) services overseas for less than $20/month. I particularly look for outfits located in countries with a track record for resisting/refusing US law enforcement requests for electronic forensics. Croatia and Sweden rank high on my list, with Malaysia a close 3rd.

You can log-in to your VPN server overseas, and add a whole new level of IP spoofing to the security mix. Basically, you would first open TOR on your local machine to begin masking your activity. Then log-in to your VPN server, which is basically like opening a remote desktop environment. Your VPN has its own operating system, apps, browser, etc. Once you are logged in, then open TOR on your VPN server. You are now officially a ghost... as long as you obey the TOR browser and refrain from opening public links.

I actually have access to 3 VPN outlets, one of which provides for a Port 80 256 bit encrypted data tunnel, and I will occasionally connect to 2 and sometimes all 3, each using a TOR route buffer... But I only do this when I am meeting with the other Illuminati members to discuss world domination.

The advantage of doing this is that you can go almost anywhere and do almost everything online while maintaining the all important deniability.

 

[Thorman]

I would very interested in learning more about these topics. Maybe you could to a podcast show on one of the sites? I know they have podcasts on pickle but not sure if there is any money in it.

We could gather some members here and do a Skype Meeting.

I'm down to pay for this info too. It would be worth it to learn these techniques.

 

[Thorman]

The most basic thing that everyone can do is also the most critical, and that is hide your IP address traffic. This is the cornerstone of any situation that requires deniability. The advice about using TOR is great, but I frequently take this a step or 2 further.

You can subscribe to high-speed VPN (Virtual Private Networking) services overseas for less than $20/month. I particularly look for outfits located in countries with a track record for resisting/refusing US law enforcement requests for electronic forensics. Croatia and Sweden rank high on my list, with Malaysia a close 3rd.

You can log-in to your VPN server overseas, and add a whole new level of IP spoofing to the security mix. Basically, you would first open TOR on your local machine to begin masking your activity. Then log-in to your VPN server, which is basically like opening a remote desktop environment. Your VPN has its own operating system, apps, browser, etc. Once you are logged in, then open TOR on your VPN server. You are now officially a ghost... as long as you obey the TOR browser and refrain from opening public links.

I actually have access to 3 VPN outlets, one of which provides for a Port 80 256 bit encrypted data tunnel, and I will occasionally connect to 2 and sometimes all 3, each using a TOR route buffer... But I only do this when I am meeting with the other Illuminati members to discuss world domination.

The advantage of doing this is that you can go almost anywhere and do almost everything online while maintaining the all important deniability.

More good info, thanks wamp!

 

[Rory33]

You can subscribe to high-speed VPN (Virtual Private Networking) services overseas for less than $20/month. I particularly look for outfits located in countries with a track record for resisting/refusing US law enforcement requests for electronic forensics. Croatia and Sweden rank high on my list, with Malaysia a close 3rd.

Your over paying bro lol. I covered this in another thread, it's good an I use it too by the way. I just would rather use the vpns for free lol. Most often for the average person it's not needed tho.

 

[Rory33]

I would very interested in learning more about these topics. Maybe you could to a podcast show on one of the sites? I know they have podcasts on pickle but not sure if there is any money in it.

We could gather some members here and do a Skype Meeting.

I'm down to pay for this info too. It would be worth it to learn these techniques.

Usually there's no money in it lol. People want the info and it's easy to setup. I have a protocol I follow and use iPads a lot for this. I sell them fully setup. Much in same way connected via VPN in another country and running tor over it with a US exit node.

I teach a class (basically hacking 101) where I cover all aspects of it.

There was a time when I refused to pay for Internet service lol. I taught how to "borrow" any wifi connection secured or unsecured so even if it went down to it, it's never you anyway. Years ago (19 to be exact) I got in trouble for hacking & rather focussed on the security side of it and consulting after.

 

[NITRO3]

Usually there's no money in it lol. People want the info and it's easy to setup. I have a protocol I follow and use iPads a lot for this. I sell them fully setup. Much in same way connected via VPN in another country and running tor over it with a US exit node.

I teach a class (basically hacking 101) where I cover all aspects of it.

There was a time when I refused to pay for Internet service lol. I taught how to "borrow" any wifi connection secured or unsecured so even if it went down to it, it's never you anyway. Years ago (19 to be exact) I got in trouble for hacking & rather focussed on the security side of it and consulting after.

I'm all ears! I am definitely interested in this sort of stuff.

I'll have some good reading this weekend.