Re: ŽðžŽ: Can nickname be duplicate?

[dr._no@xxxxxxx]

Hi,

you forgot the censorship simply by DNS: I tested in several companies like Siemens and
countries like Qatar with URLs like sex.com and found that censorship is done only by DNS
server censorship.
With an online nslookup or not censored DNS server you can avoid it.

By the way: Is there an easy way to replace DynDNS/DNS2go/etc. by a TOR server lookup?
I see that that i can find my TOR server in several lists, so it should be possible to 
replace DynDNS/DNS2go but i found no easier solution than copy and paste. 
Is there no easier way?

Greets

 
> If just for visiting those banned website by local ISP, not too strong
> anonymous preserving is required.
> Censor systems is not very high-tech, it adopt mainly two method: first,
> domain (or IP address) deny, that is to cut off the connection when your
> HTTP require bound to those banned websites' IP which is listed in ISP's
> server; second: "key-words" filter, ISPs keep a set of "key-words" mainly
> refer to pornographic, political related subject; when any data stream that
> contains these key-words pass through ISP, it will be cut off. Seriously, it
> will reveal your IP to the ISP.
> 
> Before tor is available, people often used proxy located abroad their own
> country to visit banned sites, but this was a unstable way, such proxy
> server was hard to find, once one of these proxy become well-known, it would
> soon be listed on the banned IP list of censor system. Furthermore, it
> cannot avoid "key-words" filter if data streamed from client to proxy (or
> vice-versa) is not encrypted.
> 
> The solution is a proxy without fixed IP and can also encrypt data, Tor is a
> good tool! But we just need such a proxy, thus so many relays is not needed,
> and such relays will slow down the speed of communication.
> 
> So, my idea is to find a way to get rid of relays, what I need is just exit
> nodes abroad my country and other totalitarian governed regions, I've found
> that generally one circuit contains three nodes when tor is used to browse
> website, that is to say my data is encrypted for three times. In fact, to
> me, one exit node with a high bandwidth abroad is enough.
> 
> Of course what I have said above does not necessarily fit every country. In
> my country, as long as you do not spread out those banned information, the
> police would not bother you just for the reason that you browse them
> personally. To secure your safety, you must be familiar with the law in your
> country and adopt according safety secure strategy.
> 
> If anyone knows how to do, please help me. Thanks!
> 
> Sincerely yours friends
> 
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> Florian Reitmeir wrote:
> (snip)
> > FAQ:
> > https://wiki.torproject.org/noreply/TheOnionRouter/TorFAQ
> > "4.10. Can I control what nodes I use for entry/exit?"
> > ... We don't actually recommend you use these for normal use -- you get
> the
> > best security that Tor can provide when you leave the route selection to
> > Tor ...
> (snip)
> 
> I seriously question this - at least in the context of evading
> totalitarian censorship technology.
> 
> I think in such a situation, one would want to exclude nodes from their
> own country; at the very least, they'd want to exclude such exit nodes.
> 
> - --
> F. Fox: A+, Network+, Security+
> Owner of Tor node "kitsune"
> http://fenrisfox.livejournal.com
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