I have to add a bit to this one:
NO browser (cept maybe a text browser in BSD or something) is really
100% safe on its own. Firefox has lots of vulnerabilities, just like
IE.
That is why you use privoxy with Tor. http://www.privoxy.org/
If you use IE 7, you can start IE 7 with Add-ons disabled
Can Ben access the VMWare site? If so, then the Janus VM seems like an
excellent way to use the TOR network.
http://janusvm.peertech.org/
It requires VMWare, which is a free product. I obviously can't attest
to whether the VM is itself compromised.
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I am very interested in this. While not a tech guru, I would be happy
to assist (if I get any spare time).
My own TOR node on my colo'ed web server (200KB/sec baby - now THAT is a
contribution to the project) certainly doesn't do anything like this - I
was dumb enough to just install, configure &
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