Tom Arnold writes:
I have a linux WLAN router ( DD-WRT ) with 125 Mhz, 4 mb flash and 16 mb
RAM ( 3 mb free ). Is that enough to run Tor? ( I didnt find any recent
ipk packages .. so i guess it is not worth it otherwise people would do it
... ) Would a 32 mb device with 200 mhz do the trick?
scar writes:
i also learned, that by using a cookie editor, you cannot force a cookie
to be sent over an encrypted connection.
Which cookie editor(s) did you try? I use Add 'n' Edit Cookies, a Firefox
plugin. It offers a radio button to turn the Secure attribute on or off, but
I have not
defcon writes:
I have been using tor for a while now, and I absolutely love it, although
the only thing keeping me from using it, is the insecurities of the exit
nodes. I know to truly stay anonymous you should stay away from personal
accounts but how can I connect through tor to gmail or
scar writes:
sorry, but that's not entirely true. if you watch your tor circuits,
gmail will jump to one insecure connection on port 80 to do something
during the login phase, and then go back https, even if you use
https://mail.google.com/. this has been discussed to death, please search
Chris Macdonald writes:
Every time I turn on the tor in the status bar nothing will connect it
just says the proxy is refusing connections.
http://catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html
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