We know that flash plugin is third-party stuff and may ruin the anonymity
of Tor,
how about HTML5, will it be a threat for tor or TBB?
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when a Tor client send a http request, requesting a lot of data, like
picture, files or video
the http request will finally be sent by a Tor exit node,
and the coresponding web server will respond to the Tor exit node with http
response carrying the large bulk data.
The bulk data is transmitted via
if I want to find the cache location for ordinary firefox, for example,
flash vidoes, I can use the following command to find it
find .mozilla/firefox/*.default/Cache -type f -exec file {} \; | grep Flash
but for TBB, I looked into the TBB folder and couldn't identify the location
indeed, there
>
> The second one is much closer to reality. :-) The exit nodes stops
> reading from the connection to the web server when it can't forward
> the data to the client fast enough.
>
> But the web server isn't slowed down/stopped by not sending ACKs but
> rather by reducing the window size to zero. A
for web browsing I'm a bit curious about the http connection establishment
without tor, when we access a website, the procedures are:
DNS query :C ->
DNS server
DNS response:DNS
serve
yes, that is it. so when the exit node buffer, namely the stream packaging
window, is full
the receive window of the exit node will decrease
On Tue, Oct 30, 2012 at 5:48 AM, Andreas Krey wrote:
> On Mon, 29 Oct 2012 17:10:00 +0000, jiang song wrote:
> ...
> > There is no serv
hi, I think sock proxy port should be 9050
but with TBB, I notice that the socket port changes every time I started
TBB, like 49223, 58871
what is the reason for this? and is it possible to make it constant?
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> If the browser is using socks, it establishes a TCP connection to the
> Tor client, sends a socks request that contains the destination address,
> (optionally) waits for the Tor client to confirm with a socks reply that
> the connection to the destination has been established and sends the
> HT
