#tor network

Want an easy way to stay anonymous online? Route your traffic through the Tor Network for increased privacy with TorRouterQT

Features:

Simple, clean UI

Connects to the Tor Network and routes your traffic through nodes for privacy.

Displays the public IP that you show to the world afterwards

Dependencies:

Tor must be installed already on your computer. Must install stem, requests, and PyQt5 via pip for it to run right.

You can find it on my Github, feel free to fork or clone.

When taking on the great duty of running a Tor relay (a local one, that is), I did not expect I would encounter each and every imaginable conundrum on the way - I am looking at you NetworkManager.

- what my homies think of NetworkManager

However after spending the past two days debugging port connectivity and nearly resorting to wiping out my entire Pi, I have discovered that I am a dumb-dumb who did not realise he uses one router to connect to the Pi and another one to connect to the internet (always bet on the router) and did not open the port on the latter.

- no dose of acid will ever dilate my pupils as much as the sight of these valid connections did

Despite shattering my self-image of an advanced networking guru I am pleased to announce I am ready (in a few days) to take on the responsibility of safely routing your next drug purchase on Tor!

P.S.: run your own relays if you can ^^

A simple Tor proxy that uses the stem library for routing traffic through Tor nodes.

The process of configuring your system to use a proxy will vary depending on the operating system you are using. Here are a few examples of how you can configure your system to use a SOCKS proxy on localhost port 1080 on different operating systems Start the proxy first before you use the rest of these steps by running the script in your terminal or Shell. It starts a server that connects to a Tor node then shows you the IP you are connected to. You can quit the proxy using the "q" key.

Windows:

Open Internet Options from the Control Panel or by typing "inetcpl.cpl" in the Run dialog. Go to the Connections tab and click the LAN settings button. Check the "Use a proxy server for your LAN" option and enter "127.0.0.1" for the address and "1080" for the port.

MacOS/Linux:

Open the terminal export all_proxy="socks5://127.0.0.1:1080" Firefox:

Open Firefox

Go to Preferences > Network Settings Select "Manual proxy configuration" Enter "127.0.0.1" for the SOCKS Host and "1080" for the Port. Chrome:

Open Chrome

Go to Settings > Advanced > System Click on "Open proxy settings" Go to the "Connection" tab and click on "LAN settings" Check the "Use a proxy server for your LAN" option and enter "127.0.0.1" for the address and "1080" for the port.

Under the MIT license. I claim no responsibility for any damages done by anyone who uses this project. Use at your own risk and please use it for something positive.

You can get the program off my Github.

What is Tor Browser and Tor Network | Pro and Cons of Tor

The article which I am going to write here is totally based on the internet users. Who always try to use Google as their search engine while surfing the internet. So this article is based on Tor Browser and Tor Network. So before going to start with the help of an example, I want to tell you that Tor Browser and Tor Network is open-source and free software. That allows you to be on the internet…

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