On 01/24/2015 05:43 PM, Aeris wrote:
Currently, I also need something more like Vidalia or ARM, for system wide
usage, than TB, very limited for usage outside the web.
What platform are you on? I'm pretty sure you can just use a daemon, the
original way to use Tor.
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Libertas:
On 01/24/2015 11:51 PM, Patrick Schleizer wrote:
This feature wouldn't make anything worse for regular TBB users. Just
those who would like to use it as system Tor would be free to do so.
Remember that every TB user that is identifiable because they don't go
with the flow is one
carlo von lynX:
I like Patrick's initiative.
Thanks! :)
Please, make it possible
to have Tor solutions that are more timely than debian
but less intrusive than TAILS (I hate when I can't have
my own unix configuration with all of my preferred apps).
Tails has the same issue. They're also
Which is worse (assuming someone isn't worried about violence being
directed at them): Using TorBirdy, or plain old SMTP?
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Greg Norcie (gnor...@indiana.edu)
PhD Student, Security Informatics
Indiana University
On 1/26/15 4:33 AM, Vignesh Prabhu wrote:
Hi,
Cypher:
A few months ago, I seem
I like Patrick's initiative. Please, make it possible
to have Tor solutions that are more timely than debian
but less intrusive than TAILS (I hate when I can't have
my own unix configuration with all of my preferred apps).
On Sun, Jan 25, 2015 at 02:17:29AM -0500, Libertas wrote:
At that point,
On 1/27/15, Dave Warren da...@hireahit.com wrote:
On 2015-01-26 03:10, Cypher wrote:
Also, since the only
data leaked seems to be the local datetime, I'd think it's not a massive
concern since my local datetime is shared with a few million other
people.
While true, the time*zone* is also
Cypher cypher at cpunk.us:
A few months ago, I seem to remember the general advice being not to
use Torbirdy. But I see the software was updated only a few months ago
so I assume it's in active development. Can I assume Torbirdy is safe
to use?
Thanks!
Cypher
Jacob Appelbaum jacob at
On 2015-01-26 03:10, Cypher wrote:
Also, since the only
data leaked seems to be the local datetime, I'd think it's not a massive
concern since my local datetime is shared with a few million other people.
While true, the time*zone* is also mentioned, and timezones can be a
more interesting
Hi,
Cypher:
A few months ago, I seem to remember the general advice being not to
use Torbirdy. But I see the software was updated only a few months ago
so I assume it's in active development. Can I assume Torbirdy is safe
to use?
From what I understand there are two main issues still pending
Vignesh Prabhu:
Hi,
Cypher:
A few months ago, I seem to remember the general advice being not to
use Torbirdy. But I see the software was updated only a few months ago
so I assume it's in active development. Can I assume Torbirdy is safe
to use?
From what I understand there are two main
On 1/26/15, Greg Norcie gnor...@umail.iu.edu wrote:
Which is worse (assuming someone isn't worried about violence being
directed at them): Using TorBirdy, or plain old SMTP?
Using TorBirdy is fine - the two time leaks are very small issues
compared to using Thunderbird without TorBirdy. This is
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