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RE: VPN vs TOR (not looking for harm) - #Swag_mybb_import6403 - 01-17-2013
(01-06-2013, 02:30 PM)1llusion Wrote: Look for Whonix operating system. Use that, make it connect only through the host computer and put a VPN on the host. (you can even chain VPNs by using one inside Whonix).
But, if you are white-hat, you don't really have to be scared. I usually search for vulns even on big websites (found SQL injections on government websites) and I don't really use any VPN or so. This is because I simply report all of the vulns and tell them how to fix them etc. Also, if I find SQL injection, I don't fully exploit it until they give me a written permission :)
Ive never heard of whonix before thanks ;)
RE: VPN vs TOR (not looking for harm) - #Swag_mybb_import6403 - 01-17-2013
(01-06-2013, 02:30 PM)1llusion Wrote: Look for Whonix operating system. Use that, make it connect only through the host computer and put a VPN on the host. (you can even chain VPNs by using one inside Whonix).
But, if you are white-hat, you don't really have to be scared. I usually search for vulns even on big websites (found SQL injections on government websites) and I don't really use any VPN or so. This is because I simply report all of the vulns and tell them how to fix them etc. Also, if I find SQL injection, I don't fully exploit it until they give me a written permission :)
Ive never heard of whonix before thanks ;)
RE: VPN vs TOR (not looking for harm) - #Swag_mybb_import6403 - 01-17-2013
(01-06-2013, 02:30 PM)1llusion Wrote: Look for Whonix operating system. Use that, make it connect only through the host computer and put a VPN on the host. (you can even chain VPNs by using one inside Whonix).
But, if you are white-hat, you don't really have to be scared. I usually search for vulns even on big websites (found SQL injections on government websites) and I don't really use any VPN or so. This is because I simply report all of the vulns and tell them how to fix them etc. Also, if I find SQL injection, I don't fully exploit it until they give me a written permission :)
Ive never heard of whonix before thanks ;)
RE: VPN vs TOR (not looking for harm) - Mingleemma - 01-17-2013
(01-03-2013, 04:48 AM)NiTrOwow Wrote: FBI can still find out the Exit tor node if they want. Just use a vnp without logs on a public network somewhere else. And you're safer then tor.
And of course use linux. It doesn't leave any tracks like Windows does.
with the linux can ubuntu also be used so that it does not track
RE: VPN vs TOR (not looking for harm) - Mingleemma - 01-17-2013
(01-03-2013, 04:48 AM)NiTrOwow Wrote: FBI can still find out the Exit tor node if they want. Just use a vnp without logs on a public network somewhere else. And you're safer then tor.
And of course use linux. It doesn't leave any tracks like Windows does.
with the linux can ubuntu also be used so that it does not track
RE: VPN vs TOR (not looking for harm) - Mingleemma - 01-17-2013
(01-03-2013, 04:48 AM)NiTrOwow Wrote: FBI can still find out the Exit tor node if they want. Just use a vnp without logs on a public network somewhere else. And you're safer then tor.
And of course use linux. It doesn't leave any tracks like Windows does.
with the linux can ubuntu also be used so that it does not track
RE: VPN vs TOR (not looking for harm) - Abuse - 01-24-2013
Well, I guess a VPN works better then TOR. TOR is really slow and I tought there's still an output.
RE: VPN vs TOR (not looking for harm) - soldi3r - 01-24-2013
I agree with Anima and stanly... Somewhere Tor isn't as much secure. Cyber Security Researchers are on tor and they figure it out...
RE: VPN vs TOR (not looking for harm) - the white tiger - 01-25-2013
any one wants tor browser in 10$,then pm me
RE: VPN vs TOR (not looking for harm) - Rytres - 01-28-2013
With regard to Tor, who is in the exit node can easily sniff your packets and decrypt it with sslstrip, so I don't trust very much. VPN depends on what implementation you are going to use. SSTP for example is useless for this purpose. SSL/TLS would be the right choice. Yet, there are some concerns about logs.