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TOR for try without install
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- Subject: TOR for try without install
- From: "Karsten N." <awxcnx@xxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 11 May 2007 15:36:52 +0200
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The TOR server "knuffel" offers the possibility to try TOR without
installation of the software. It runs Privoxy and TOR. Privoxy is listen
at 85.25.141.60 port 8080.
Set the proxy in your browser to 85.25.141.60:8080.
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I know the security leaks of this version, no comments about is need!
The traffic between your computer and the proxy is unencrypted!
It is only for a trail, not for real use.
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It is only for try TOR without install all the software stuff, or if you
are on the way, you can not install any software on the computer you
find, but you need to comment a blog.
May be, somebody will have a look at the Privoxy configuration. It runs
Privoxy 3.0.6. After changing the proxy settings in your browser, you
will find the settings at http://p.p
Any ideas to use SSL encryption for the proxy?
Karsten N.
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