Hi all,
joyoftech has a tor reference today, mashed up with a MAD
reference: http://www.joyoftech.com/joyoftech/joyarchives/1925.html
(MAD, in turn, beside being the publication that first published Donald
Knuth, is the acronym for 'Militärischer Abschirmdienst' the german
military secret service
Hey folk!
This essay was very instructive. Talking about Linux + Tor, what do you think
is more secure, Tails or Whonix?
Thanks.
Marcos (Brasil)
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> Date: Sun, 10 Nov 2013 20:41:41 +0100
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Has the security of "Simple Mail" been discussed yet?
If so, can someone tell me where I can find the past discussions?
If not, Simple Mail is a mail client add on for Firefox. It allows you to get
notified, read and write messages for multiple email accounts "inside" Firefox.
Does it maintain
On 11/14/2013 5:27 PM, Missouri Anglers wrote:
Has the security of "Simple Mail" been discussed yet?
If so, can someone tell me where I can find the past discussions?
If not, Simple Mail is a mail client add on for Firefox. It allows you to get notified,
read and write messages for multiple
Interesting article by Bennett Haselton in Slashdot today. I mention
here for those who may have missed it:
"/A court rules that law enforcement did not improperly 'search'
defendants' computers by downloading files that the computers were
sharing via P2P software. This seems like a reasonable
Hi,
I am surprised how google maps was able to track my location, with few
meters of error, by using the "Share Location" feature.
It is not clear how they are tracking the location with such accuracy.
For sure is not using the IP.
I guess they are crossing the information about the SSID
I suppose the best way to test this is to send myself an email using "simple
Mail" and then run the headers through something like SPAMCOP.NET and see if
there is a trace of my ip address/ISP found.
I am not really tech enough to go much beyond that.
Is there something else I can do to test this?
Sukhoi wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am surprised how google maps was able to track my location, with few
> meters of error, by using the "Share Location" feature.
>
> It is not clear how they are tracking the location with such accuracy.
> For sure is not using the IP.
Did you have called GPS (Global P
On 15/11/2013 00:27, Erik de Castro Lopo wrote:
Sukhoi wrote:
Hi,
I am surprised how google maps was able to track my location, with few
meters of error, by using the "Share Location" feature.
It is not clear how they are tracking the location with such accuracy.
For sure is not using the IP
In addition, you will need to check for DNS leaks, since the e-mail
client will do a MX host lookup for each recipient's e-mail domain.
Elysius
On 11/15/13 02:18, Missouri Anglers wrote:
> I suppose the best way to test this is to send myself an email using "simple
> Mail" and then run the head
The other WiFi networks in range of your Wifi gave Google location
information. Google has built an extensive database of Wifi SSID's etc
via their google maps cars.
It has nothing to do with Tor.
Elysius
On 11/15/13 03:29, Sukhoi wrote:
>
> On 15/11/2013 00:27, Erik de Castro Lopo wrote:
>> S
ubuntu 12.0.4 lts updated
ff 25.0 (ubuntu, not tbb)
set proxy all to tor via socks5
set dns proxy socks
surf to stackexchange.com
see udp dns leak via tcpdump
any confirmation / fixes ?
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grarpamp:
> ubuntu 12.0.4 lts updated
> ff 25.0 (ubuntu, not tbb)
> set proxy all to tor via socks5
> set dns proxy socks
> surf to stackexchange.com
> see udp dns leak via tcpdump
>
> any confirmation / fixes ?
There is a known DNS leak in WebSockets. Does it happen if you set
'network.websocket
Hello,
This is a well-known issue in the security community. You need to go to
about:config and set network.proxy.socks_remote_dns to true
This is one reason why people recommend the Tor Browser Bundle. It has this
feature set.
Regards,
Javantea
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> any confirmation / fixes ?
https://trac.torproject.org/projects/tor/ticket/5741
websockets
Year and a half and mozilla still hasn't fixed upstream.
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In my attempt to set up a secure anonymous email system I thought it might be
easier to sign up for a free web based email account while using the TOR
browser.
Do you know how hard it is to do that with java script disabled?
I must have tried 30-40 different places such as yahoo, gmail, gmx, hotm
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