You probably already heard about Tor, if not you might want to take a look at the tor website hosted by the electronic frontier foundation. Tor is basically a freeware application that anonymises your internet traffic by routing every request through a chain of encrypted servers. There are that many chains that no server does know the source of the request and at the same time the destination. The destination only recognises the request from the Tor server, means your ip is not revealed in that progress.TorPark is a portable version of Tor that can be downloaded to a usb stick for instance. If you need a secure connection you start the application from the usb stick and it creates an encrypted tunnel from your computer indirectly to a Tor exit computer, giving the appearance of having the Tor exit computer’s IP.
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Hhat’s about the possible DNS-Leak using the ISP DNS-Server Logs.
Howdy. I developed Torpark. There is no DNS leak. The browser is the firefox browser, and the remote DNS resolution key is enabled.
ST
Looking forward to the release of Torpark 2.0; if it works
as advertised, I’ll probably be sending a contribution.
Torpark v1.5.0.2 has been released.
tryd dl tp no server sup widat?