On 2/13/07, KJKHyperion <hackbunny@s0ftpj.org> wrote:
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Torpark, for the couple of people who don't know yet, is a bloated
launcher for Portable Firefox and Tor...
fun stuff; if you don't mind even a little more bloat you might want
to try out janusvm which gives you a transparent DNS/TCP proxy through
Tor using a virtual machine.
advantages:
- full transparent proxy, no SOCKS or wrappers required.
- avoids crappy windoze tcp/ip stacks via ethernet bridge. (for
network intensive Tor this can be a big problem)
drawbacks:
- requires vmware (player or workstation)
- users must take care to clean any necessary state in browser or
application between anonymous and non-anonymous modes.
latest january release trimmed off 12M of fat from the dc14 build. at
least we're trying... ;)
http://janusvm.peertech.org/JanusVM.zip
MD5: 44e13efde64810c8df50babb636fa253
SHA1: dfa29620c8d14110d8507dfcb395a80326ee7b1b
SHA2-256: 0B062B02739E34020510CE41650B338AF695686DBA9DAD9FC667E4AF8EC6DA60
PS: stop posting child porn on 4chan.org, faggots. You got almost all
exit nodes banned. GTFO khtxbye, go gum up anonib.com instead
fortunately stupidity leaves many traces; these idiots leave tracks
elsewhere and will face consequences for their actions at some point.
[this isn't limited to banned exit nodes either, these assholes are
also getting exit nodes confiscated in germany and elsewhere. *sigh*]
P.S. we've been trying for a number of weeks to get a qemu version
working like the vmware bridge with the tap device used by qemu. this
causes problems due to windows routing tables, even in bridged mode
(2k/XP) when the VPN connects to janusvm and pushes a new default
route. if anyone has dealt with this and knows the requisite tricks
for making a bridged tap route outside of the windows IP routes i'd
love to hear it...
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