>>16150 Why bother with making your own bridge? They'll just serve a warrant to your vps provider Using tor is secure ennough for most use cases. It's more important to not dox yourself online by giving away obvious info

>>6746 Didn't it come out in like 2013 that Tor was literally created by the C.I.A. as a honeypot?

>>16531 Jews own the vast majority of the tor nodes.

You all hoped in a thread from 2021 to post the obvious, lol. Except it is funny how badly this thread aged knowing what we know now about Tor

>>39731 >unsubstantiated FUD nigger. I use torbrowser and 8chan's onion to post here. Beats your cuckoldry by your internet service provider and glow agencies watching over you while you post.

>>6746 Tor is the stupidest thing anyone can do to achieve privacy. Its simply sending your data through a bunch of connected nodes with the stupid hope that no one is listening and logging data moving through the end nodes. If you want all your data monitored, use node.

>>39731 It's going to be a bit of a learning curve for Anons to get used to slow boards. I haven't even thought of the concept of necro'ing in like 11 years.

>>39759 So vpn with your regular isp is better than tor alone or tor with VPN?

>>39759 you are retarded. at each pass through the nodes, the nodes themselves cannot read your data packages.

>>6746 >>7238 >>11026 Does anyone have more stuff about how tor is kiked up? Wasn't there any claim of more than half of the tor nodes going through letter agencies computers?

>>15669 your mom is buult on chromium

>>39655 >Tor was literally created by the C.I.A. as a honeypot? Yes. Same for kiwifarms and sharty

>>39826 I recently watched a video of a cybersecurity expert, and yes, he stated that 95% of the exit nodes were in the hands of: universities, government organizations, and private companies. They have to comply with the law, so if a government or judge orders them to turn over information, they will. It's not that anonymous.

>>40718 Fucking idiot all the traffic that go through those nodes is encrypted and there are a lot of private nodes recently, even if 2 nodes are compromised they have to have go trough all the relays and decript your data to get to you. It would be easier to find you by kicking random strangers doors in with the hope to get to the right one eventually. Even the big cp distributors have only been caught because one link in the chain was a fucking idiot and tried to sell cunny with an email linked to their real identity. TOR is safe but isn't idiot proof.

>>40684 >>39655 >Tor was literally created by the C.I.A. as a honeypot? Misinformation, TOR was designed by Navy Intel Also TOR itself isn't a honeypot, that's not how it works. You CAN be unmasked and lose anonymity mostly if you enable javascript which you shouldn't do.

only retards actually believe no tor is better than tor. choose between handing your traffic directly to your government or handing it to 5 competing government agencies across the globe in fragmented and encrypted chunks.

>>41125 ecchi nuke

>>41078 Other than that? What should i avoid doing? Should i use a vpn along with the Tor Browser? Should i use a VM?

>>42176 >Should i use a vpn along with the Tor Browser? Unlikely to help as an attacker that can deanon you over Tor can also likely deanon you over a VPN, but it MIGHT be helpful for when you're not using Tor, if the VPN itself doesn't do data collection >Should i use a VM? Should be helpful if you're afraid of getting your PC pwned, though it's not a panacea Unlikely to help you avoid being deanon'd, tho >>16143 Doesn't werk for me >>6809 Old .onion link version, will never werk Is there a working .onion mirror? I'm guessing not, since if there were, the option to use it should be available in the address bar.

>>42179 What should avoid to do in order to not get my machine fucked up by the edgy hacker known as 4chan? What are some best practices, as a newfag?

>>42179 Also, i m using riseUp vpn because it s free and having a server very close to where i live, my connection stays very fast. Is it good? I know they are retarded anarchists but thy don't keep logs and i don t even have to login in order to use it.

>>39826 They didn't implement DAITA at all yet. There's never been a worse time to use tor than now and earlier.

>>42182 You could be really autistic and get some kinda Raspberry Pi PC using a pre-paid SIM card for Internet connectivity that you bought with cash and Tor Browser to post your rarest Pepes, ideally don't connect devices (includes monitors, keyboards, mice) to it that you connect to your other computers in case there's some crazy USB/HDMI exploit.

>>42186 Is that really necessary?

>>42188 I opened with "be really autistic", so it's PROBABLY not necessary, but don't blame me if you get lobotomized by philosemitism enforcement cyborgs after not doing it.

>>7247 New to this shit, let me get this straight. All the shitposts, scatpost, cpspam, gore and whatever bullshit that gets spammed is saved on your rig even if you dont download shit?

>>6746 Don't use 4chan either. It is being censored

Unfortunately tor is compromised these days, when the majority of exit nodes are owned by American government owned facilities and universities the security it originally provided is no longer there.

>>42192 >Philosemitism enforcement cyborgs You mean like everyday (Hello, I just arrived from Cuckchan, please bully me)s and tv?

>>42268 You don't know how TOR works and are repeating retarded nonsense. This is disinfo. >>42176 >Should i use a vpn along with the Tor Browser? never use a VPN alongside tor >Should i use a VM? You can use Qubes OS or just Tails if youre so paranoid.

>>42351 >Never use a vpn alongside Tor Why? Please explain i am ignorant and i want to learn more

>>42351 >>42308 >>42301 >>42268 Instead of Tor Browser: Is Orbot secure enough on Android? :3 Orbit is a proxy app that routes apps like Telegram or Brave thru the Tor Network. Or is it too vulnerable due to Brave & Telegram vulnerabilities? Such as: Brave's more lax fingerprinting, telemetry and crypto bloat. Telegram user identification. UwU :3 >>41125 OwO :3

>>42366 Orbot* is a proxy app that routes apps like Telegram or Brave thru the Tor Network.

>>42369 Even when it's a burner phone? I know that CEO slayer Luigi Mangioni got caught from his Phone GPS tracks. Any Luigi copycat should avoid bringing/carrying any electronic device of they plan to shoot some Nintendo videogames bosses in Minecraft. I don't think Feds n' Glowies (including Interpol,etc) would really care about some random furfag who just wanna do shit like: 1. Order small doses of Catnip Oblivion skooma. 2. Coom to cute & funny lewd pics that are illegal in Texas. 3. Shit post n some Honeypots. 4. Watch or read Wrong think internet content like The Anarchist Cookbook and Turner diaries. 5. Watch pirated anime. Read pirated Manga. 6. Download pirate books like Peter J. Carroll's Liber Null&Psychonaut: an introduction to Chaos Magick from Anna's Archive Etc. When I'm bored. Sometimes. From time to time Any Fed or Glowies tracking me would be wasting their time. Wasting all kinds of public resources. But the most scarce one is their time.

>>42377 Any Luigi Mangioni copycat should avoid bringing/carrying any electronic device if* they plan to shoot some Nintendo videogames bosses and mobs in Minecraft. But I do not plan to do so. Not anytime soon (at least :3) I swear :3

UwU :3