Free SSL-Certificates from StartCom Ltd. (Was: Re: Set up a webproxy to TOR - tor-proxy.net)

2007-09-27 Thread BlueStar88
TOR-Admin (gpfTOR1) schrieb: or you may try the free SSL-service at http://cert.startcom.org/ It is accepted by Mozilla browsers by default. Not anymore, since you have to integrate a so called intermediate certificates in the servers and clients to fix an CA update issue: ...On the 24th

Maone wrote: Today’s lesson is: if you want to stay anonymous, you ’d better turn off Java, Flash and any other plugin!

2007-09-27 Thread Marco Bonetti
hi all, I've just read a couple of interesting blog posts which I like to share with you. Nothing really new, but they denote a growing interest in the deanonymizing tor field. ha.ckers original post: http://ha.ckers.org/blog/20070926/de-anonymizing-tor-and-detecting-proxies/ Maone followup:

Re: Free SSL-Certificates from StartCom Ltd.

2007-09-27 Thread TOR-Admin (gpfTOR1)
BlueStar88 schrieb: ...On the 24th of December we updated our Intermediate CA certificates and added a few needed extension to the original certificate. The public key however did not change and all subscriber certificates are perfectly valid. Please follow the instructions below to update

Re: Maone wrote: Today’s lesson is: if you want to stay anonymous, you’ d better turn off Java, Flash and any other plugin!

2007-09-27 Thread Benjamin Schieder
On 27.09.2007 10:32:51, Marco Bonetti wrote: hi all, I've just read a couple of interesting blog posts which I like to share with you. Nothing really new, but they denote a growing interest in the deanonymizing tor field. ha.ckers original post:

Re: Library Defeats Tor

2007-09-27 Thread Watson Ladd
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Then after agreeing to the TOS, you are able to connect to tor servers, but all dns requests go through a library computer IP, such that they can see and record where you are going. I am not sure if they can see the TCP content, but the UDP (which I assume is the dns

Re: dns_cancel_pending_resolve() message

2007-09-27 Thread phobos
On Thu, Sep 27, 2007 at 12:32:43AM -0500, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote 4.8K bytes in 87 lines about: I can confidently state that arguing about mailing list etiquette is a futile pursuit. As someone who lived through The Day when AOLers were given usenet access in 1994, I understand the breaking of

Re: Maone wrote: Today’s lesson is: if you want to stay anonymous, you’d better turn off Java, Flash and any other plugin!

2007-09-27 Thread Kyle Williams
On 9/27/07, Benjamin Schieder [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: On 27.09.2007 10:32:51, Marco Bonetti wrote: hi all, I've just read a couple of interesting blog posts which I like to share with you. Nothing really new, but they denote a growing interest in the deanonymizing tor field.

Re: Library Defeats Tor

2007-09-27 Thread mark485anderson
On Thu, 27 Sep 2007 19:52:30 -0500 (CDT), Scott Bennett [EMAIL PROTECTED] said: On Thu, 27 Sep 2007 20:35:58 -0400 Watson Ladd [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Then after agreeing to the TOS, you are able to connect to tor servers,= but all dns requests go

Re: Library Defeats Tor

2007-09-27 Thread Scott Bennett
On Thu, 27 Sep 2007 20:35:58 -0400 Watson Ladd [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Then after agreeing to the TOS, you are able to connect to tor servers,= but all dns requests go through a library computer IP, such that they can see and record where you are going. I am not

Re: Maone wrote: Today’s lesson is: if you want to stay anonymous, you’d better turn off Java, Flash and any other plugin!

2007-09-27 Thread Michael_google gmail_Gersten
PDFs are another example that will leak your real IP address. An example of this can be found here. http://www.janusvm.com/goldy/pdf/ Can you check your logs to see if this leaked me? Pacific daylight time: 9:40 pm Real IP address (this time, dynamic): 76.175.149.74 Apple Preview, opened