On Tue, 12 Oct 2010 01:21:30 +0300
Erdem Bayer eba...@bayer.gen.tr wrote:
Hi
After last website update, vidalia source tarball link goes missing
from this address:
http://www.torproject.org/projects/dist/vidalia-0.2.9.tar.gz
However it is still referred on this page, but the download
Hello,
There are, from time to time, exhortations to use Virtual Machines
alongside Tor.
If an individual is using Tor, Polipo, Torbutton, NoScript, and
BetterPrivacy then why is a VM needed?
How can VMs improve one's Tor experience?
Thanks.
One option for providing feedback on the health of the relay would be arm (
www.atagar.com/arm) with the following config changes to keep with the aims
of tor-ramdisk:
# would prevent any connection related information from being queried
startup.blindModeEnabled true
# crops log messages after a
On Tue, 2010-10-12 at 16:01 +0100, Matthew wrote:
If an individual is using Tor, Polipo, Torbutton, NoScript, and
BetterPrivacy then why is a VM needed?
How can VMs improve one's Tor experience?
Presume you are being pursued by the Illuminati, because you alone have
knowledge of the Holder
My .torrc file says:
Last updated 12 April 2009 for Tor 0.2.1.14-rc
Does this matter (is it outdated) and, if so, is their a way to get the
latest .torrc file without having to install from scratch?
Thanks.
Hello,
I think there are two useful usecases for a vm in combination with tor:
For Hidden Services:
If you run your HS inside a VM, it is harder for a imaginary attacker to
gather the location / identity of the HS.
For a simple User:
If you run all the applications inside a vm, it is easier for
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