-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA256 Karsten N. wrote: > I have read a thread at the JonDos forum about browser footprints. > > A browser is not only identified by the user-agent, it is possible to > use the accepted language, the accepted content, accepted charsets... > > To create a highly anonymous group, many user should use the same > settings for HTTP header values. (snip)
I generally like what Torbutton does, i.e. change the user-agent to match a common, recent version of Firefox for Windows (a decent-sized block of users), and change the accept-language to en-us (probably the most common, even internationally). - -- F. Fox AAS, CompTIA A+/Network+/Security+ Owner of Tor node "kitsune" http://fenrisfox.livejournal.com -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.4.9 (GNU/Linux) Comment: Using GnuPG with Mozilla - http://enigmail.mozdev.org iQIcBAEBCAAGBQJId5urAAoJEOj8TXmm2ggw5zgP/i4u1FoXPUM3+0NJQbgisU9r lWFd/bJyGGdF67BR8XBbZLz/zaMy+axvxOuHgmUxeUfO/WPtp/0Lb1/XEzqwOB7X K5MyJUzjTREeOFOsQlZNFqa1SiiwqdD8OVuyllf9gUganawlE0uzTirEUqj287lk p+fGucF1VAsvpLBoBRWxiKrf72FbyjLQK30OkHjyCvIM+7cwXB3cGovWmcS+dieW l3EGMkAK2er+XZ9fyX6lbWUko2N5KVhwMS+YZIIEy5Z7WASDF7ZW0Cv/e1boLGBH PgX6qc1vQMo6EZIZlbt3fb77aFutADzEZ9hISmISnUudOqNe0W3UVMWs09JDv4TY 2dyPSdztEoenMZzE5E1bILdLqcNAPGXTbmIOqLiOvXiBxURM3Ibzn2+GoHjjcNfy 3FGp4yy/ZSoGWVXAKHwh7kAA/rUmfFTq8o+Dr+Lj0yrXSYUPGvHJ4kS7HpzqbvHE H3HQ1jSIzhHWI50ackumFDtny7Ee/QNayHuLOI6LG7Q8XDLfINxpqKbt9hLD7mcj CSZqVy1xW4QTGGClJ+idpqqOfOXjtuL2nRWd1yiB5Qp6pJyDnhYT+2VHtrU27x57 Lz1ygcsW1ZCY/5wJ/p+k/IvswS0KLIhgOUTx14XTKwxQjYIzJqn03O19u4yHovvC nkdusHRdZYZxf8Wiae1Q =xkov -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----
