Kyle Williams schrieb: > Hello Alex, Aloha Kyle!
> I've already logged into the Wiki and updated the Test Procedures section. > Seeing as I've found lots of IP disclosure vulnerabilities in the past > (and future?), I for one would be more than happy to help with this. Thanks. The whole section is quite a draft and seriously: it needs more details than we have right now, even with your corrections. > One application that should never show up on this list is Internet > Explorer. I've got two 0-days right now for IE, and they would totally > compromise your anonymity and security. Don't worry, they've been > reported through 3Com's ZDI program and I'm waiting to see the fixes > come out (who knows when). > If you use Tor, DO NOT USE INTERNET EXPLORER! Actually that's not the point about this wiki-page; it's more about what specific things can go wrong, not about what kind of special exploits a several application is suffering of. Even all those Mozilla-browsers have their own problems so i want to keep this specific section open. The questions are: * Where do those applications compromise anonymity? * What plugins are known to be shit? That's fairly generic - there's no need for another "my browers's better than yours"-thing. Thanks for your input anyway! :-) > Let the bug hunting continue!! w00t! Oh yeah. I'll be testing me very own setup on thursday. > - Kyle Alex.
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