End of Month Reminded:
If you are a burger and have Tor backed with a VPN of any sort, theres a 50% chance Decemeber 1st the FBI will kick your door down and take your shit, have a good day! :)
End of Month Reminded:
Aaron Allen
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youtube.com
reddit.com
twitter.com
Angel Nelson
Lol okay
Levi Parker
that is just a rumor
move along
Alexander Hall
Why?
Lincoln Wood
what do people think about using TOR not for illegal stuff? I hate the idea google+chrome having a profile of me that they sell to other people. If I just use TOR, does the govt have special permission to hack my devices? I thought I had read that
Robert Wright
I'm worried that you actually believe this
>Tor is not illegal
>There aren't enough FBI agent, or free law enforcement to kick down that many peooles doors in a day
>Theres no real way to tell if someone is using tor
Adam Ortiz
yeah? are they gonna kick down the door of millions of people?
sounds like a suicide mission
Jace Gray
>FBI doing something
Doesn't sound like them at all.
Jaxson White
Why would anyone use Tor?
Liam Moore
When 2d doesn't work for you anymore
Logan Gomez
relive the glory days of 14.4 modem speeds
Isaac Cook
I was exaggerating about first day raids. But starting tomorrow, they can hack into your computer/Phone if using VPN or Tor. And read the articles, they can see who was downloaded tor. Ofc there are possible ways to stay hidden but the majority don't know how.
Owen Diaz
You're right on the first two counts, but
>>Theres no real way to tell if someone is using tor
Are you fucking retarded? The only way they would have any difficulty whatsoever knowing is if you use Tor Bridges, and even then they could find out
If you don't use Bridges then even your ISP knows you use Tor
Privacy
Alexander Torres
neets probably use TOR to pirate games
Julian Campbell
>Are you fucking retarded? The only way they would have any difficulty whatsoever knowing is if you use Tor Bridges, and even then they could find out
>If you don't use Bridges then even your ISP knows you use Tor
kek
what if I tunnel my Tor through an encrypted channel, hell say several encrypted channels (like vnc over ssh) so they can't use heuristics
Ethan Wilson
Yeah, not even the most pathetic of neets would download an average game of 30-60gb with 30kb/s speeds.
Leo Lewis
>leaf
phew
Mason Gomez
Companies use VPNs for security purposes, they cant be outlawed or stopped.
Nolan Fisher
RUSSIAN! RUSSIAN HACKER! HELP ME FBI
Jonathan Bell
No, but they clearly have something to hide according to alphabet agencies and are therefore fair game for snooping around.
This is the end result of all the normalfags going "if you have nothing to hide you have nothing to fear".
Jackson Sanders
No they can't, that's illegal and in order to do that they would need access through my internet provider and they won't allow it because it illegal
How are you retards so gullible?
Jonathan Martin
Who doesn't use bridges? You have to turn it off on your own
Jordan Morales
Tor is not illegal to use you dumb faggot.
Kayden Gomez
Lel just use it with tails
Tyler Bailey
It didn't before the bundle I think?
Justin Parker
#operationTOR
get people downloading tor in masse. not like FBI can van everybody right?
Nathan Morris
>Fight for the future news
Sounds real
Jace Harris
kek
Joseph Peterson
Drugs
Daniel Rogers
Why only both VPN and TOR specifically?
Also imblying TOR isn't secure, the Navy didn't build it just for kicks.
Angel Russell
>r-r-right guys?? *sweating through overalls*
Ryder Sanchez
B8
Jace Smith
Just delete C:\System32 this will FBI-proof your hard drive.
Liam Wright
Sadly desu
Landon Sullivan
i dont use a vpn anymore i used to mooch off free trials but all mine are out and i dont feel like factory resetting my computer again
Nolan Morris
This is true.
>The @FBI is now openly issuing the general warrants that, in 1760, led John Adams to first dream of independence.
twitter.com
The NSA's "General Warrants":
How the Founding Fathers Fought an 18th Century Version of the President's Illegal Domestic Spying
eff.org
Jacob Adams
This. It's really only used for drug and other illegal trafficking and trade, and for people to have stronger anonymity on the web that care enough to use it, obviously including wanted information leakers.
Alexander Powell
So will it be safe to use a VPN or not? I don't understand
Alexander Martin
This doesn't apply for the European masterrace:
europa.eu
Enjoy getting cucked as always USAfags.
Also, use Tails + no javascript if you go on the dark web and you can do anything you want and not get caught as long as you don't buy anything or speak to anyone.
Lincoln Clark
Web Anonymity to Become Reasonable Suspicion Thursday
edgylabs.com
Beginning on Thursday, December 1st, the power granted to U.S. law enforcement agencies to access the computers and phones of its citizens will be expanded. The new powers allow authorities to more easily gain a warrant to remotely access the computers of those people suspected of using technological means to hide their location. This expansion is being resisted by members of the U.S. Congress, but the deadline may pass before legislation can reverse the change.
FBI to gain expanded hacking powers as Senate effort to block fails
reuters.com
A last-ditch effort in the Senate to block or delay rule changes that would expand the U.S. government's hacking powers failed Wednesday, despite concerns the changes would jeopardize the privacy rights of innocent Americans and risk possible abuse by the incoming administration of President-elect Donald Trump.
Democratic Senator Ron Wyden attempted three times to delay the changes, which will take effect on Thursday and allow U.S. judges will be able to issue search warrants that give the FBI the authority to remotely access computers in any jurisdiction, potentially even overseas. His efforts were blocked by Senator John Cornyn of Texas, the Senate's second-ranking Republican.
The changes will allow judges to issue warrants in cases when a suspect uses anonymizing technology to conceal the location of his or her computer or for an investigation into a network of hacked or infected computers, such as a botnet.
Magistrate judges can currently only order searches within the jurisdiction of their court, which is typically limited to a few counties.
Austin Harris
>you can do anything you want and not get caught as long as you don't buy anything or speak to anyone
what's the point of being a dark web tourist
genuine question
Brayden Flores
Why the fuck? it's fun. Go on "Harry71" and click random links, see what you can find. It's like exploring in the wild.
Aaron Thompson
Stay Secure Online 2016
A review of the privacy options currently available to users
United Kingdom, 27 July 2016
files.crowfile.com
Jacob Turner
>2016
>clicking that link
Jack Flores
Is tor and vpn usage illegal in USA?
Landon Robinson
You can say whatever you want without getting wrapped up in hate speech laws or witch hunts.
And like the other user said, it's the wild west, it's like how I imagine the internet used to be
Jaxon Ross
lmfao. My buddy has a VPN and just hearing him talk about it made me think it could backfire. no need of it tb.h
Austin James
>You can say whatever you want without getting wrapped up in hate speech laws or witch hunts
Like you can here? Do you think FBI is going to arrest you for voting Trump and saying "gasp" nigger?
Lucas Gomez
>>Tor is not illegal
No one is saying it is.
The FBI now has a general warrant to hack into anybody's computer if they are using Tor or a VPN, which is enough for "reasonable suspicion." They can use malware that they used on Freedom Hosting and with Tor users recently.
Tor Browser 6.0.7 is released
blog.torproject.org
This release features an important security update to Firefox and contains, in addition to that, an update to NoScript (2.9.5.2).
The security flaw responsible for this urgent release is already actively exploited on Windows systems. Even though there is currently, to the best of our knowledge, no similar exploit for OS X or Linux users available the underlying bug affects those platforms as well. Thus we strongly recommend that all users apply the update to their Tor Browser immediately. A restart is required for it to take effect.
[tor-talk] Javascript exploit
lists.torproject.org
This is an Javascript exploit actively used against TorBrowser NOW. It
consists of one HTML and one CSS file, both pasted below and also
de-obscured. The exact functionality is unknown but it's getting access to
"VirtualAlloc" in "kernel32.dll" and goes from there. Please fix ASAP. I
had to break the "thecode" line in two in order to post, remove ' + ' in
the middle to restore it.
David Wright
Underrated
Angel Wright
No but according to this article it's saying they will be able to obtain a warrant if you are using it. Like saying using a VPN or Tor is probable cause for them to search your shit
But id imagine this law has to be aimed with intentions of frying the big fish. I dont think they are going to seize the computers of people using Tor for torrents and shit
Isaiah Brooks
To share illegal opinions.
Luke Sanchez
cp
Justin Cox
>Theres no real way to tell if someone is using tor
This is not true, actually using tor is dumb as fuck unless you take precautions
Aiden Thomas
It's pic related.
The link is from this reddit thread on /r/privacy.
Everyone Should Probably Read This Cop Privacy Guide (files.crowfile.com)
reddit.com
I recommend everybody in this thread to periodically checkout /r/privacy, /r/onions, and /r/technology for the latest computer news.
Sup Forums not enough to stay informed.
Leo Butler
Forgot pic
Isaiah Allen
How do you expect the CIA, and Jewish elite to communicate then? With smoke signs?
If anything, Tor is backed by very powerful people and US gov. Shit wont go down.
Isaiah Brown
90% criminal/governmental shit, 5% academic research, 5% activists who need an extra layer of protection
Jordan Torres
serious question how do we circumvent this? I want to use tor simply to not have a web profile of me. use TOR, use a vpn, and tunneling traffic through SSH on russian VPC?
Colton Morgan
Good, that's what they should do. I'm convinced 99% of people who feel the need to use shit like that are doing it because they're child molesters. And the 1% just using it to feel extra secure are dumb since it was obvious from the beginning the feds would be targeting anyone even appearing to use a system designed to try to help you get away with things you shouldn't be doing.
Benjamin Edwards
>Can I search the premises sir?
>Oh well fantastic if you're not doing anything illegal you should have nothing to hide!
BOOTLICKERS GTFO
Leo Barnes
And why do you have the FBI at your house in the first place?
Michael Adams
What's so great about Tor? Can someone redpill me on it?
Carter Ortiz
tails is the safest option unless you want to do a bunch of work and research on your own and build a custom netsec protocol
Bentley Phillips
You completely missed the point retard. I'm equating the stupidity of your previous comment to somebody actually letting an FBI agent search their house with no warrant. If you do, you are a bootlicking faggot cuckold
Dylan Phillips
Nah, you're missing the point. The FBI likely wouldn't be trying to get into your house or looking into your network activities if you weren't doing something wrong to begin with.
Carter Ortiz
They are only going after the drugs, they don't like competition.
Chase Collins
Nothing now, it was used for all sorts of illegal activities but they are cracking down hard with Foxacid.
Camden Johnson
nice freedoms you got there pal
Alexander Perez
THE POINT IS that they shouldn't be able to obtain a warrant because you are using privacy software. If you want to be anonymous online that's your business. Disgusting statists like you want to butt your noses into everything.
Also anonymity is key to keeping the political elite in check. If they have the ability to censor anybody using privacy software, and you have no way to speak out its just a form of mass censorship.
Make sure you get that boot nice and clean by the way you fucking piece of shit
James Rodriguez
Isn't the whole FBI at your doorstep over this issue only if they get a warrant to search in the first place?
In any case, the issue is that they can do it simply because you use Tor or anonymity software (which is loosly defined and could be argued to be even stupid shit like peerblocking) and not because they actually have proof to continue searching.
They can suspect you of something and get a warrant for it IF you are using Tor (or "anonymity software"), as opposed to now where they have to have proof enough to continue.
Michael Baker
>shouldn't be able
What the fuck does "shouldn't" even mean in this context? They can. You should live in reality.
Ian Cooper
You are an actual retard I hope you're aware. You're so stupid though, i'm sure somebody has told you in person already.
Mason Harris
>why have any privacy
Cuck
Matthew Harris
>'the vulnerability targets Windows systems'
>there are people using tor through windows
>leaving JS running by default
lel
Kevin Gray
Yes user, keep getting righteously indignant on the internet about your honeypot being a honeypot, I'm sure that will convince the "political elites" to stop using the power they already have.
Blake Martinez
Wrong. They can't do shit nothing. The maximun they have done is getting idiots that use Tor in Windows with javascript on.
Cooper Kelly
> Tor
> Literally created by the navy
> Literally run by the state department
If you use Tor for anything aside from communication with the US government from nations with oppressive regimes, you deserve all the shit that happens to you
Nathan Wilson
Can they actually arrest people for using TOR?
Wouldn't this be like arresting people who lock their doors?
>WHAT IS HE HIDING IN THERE!
Owen Allen
So if im in China and I want to talk to my friends un Hungary I should be jailed... ok
kys
Dylan Martin
Im not talking about Tor, which is the only honeypot. Im talking about VPNs. Do you even know what those are? I know you're a little special, otherwise i'd give you the benefit of the doubt.
Christian Torres
>can
Just like the new Snoopers Charter in the U.K., it's about putting it legally on the books.
But the NSA, FBI and ESPECIALLY GCHQ have been doing this for years and utilising parallel construction to get around the law.
Levi Foster
They aren't arresting every single person who uses it. It's not illegal to use Tor.
It's illegal to browse child pron and buy drugs online, which accounts for 85% of Tor traffic, which is a completely valid reason to assume Tor use is probable cause.
It's not illegal to buy shit tons of butane, chemistry lab equipment, scales, freezer bags, and parchment paper, but it is probably cause for the police to get a warrant to search your home for a fucking hash oil lab...
Samuel Fisher
I haven't tested recent, but it's supposed to not be safe still.
Nodes can be unrolled.
>Be Valdemar Putin
Ruskies, the one of you whom crack the tor network in the 3 months, and only 3 months
will get a lot of Vodka shekels.
>several on it
Oh (hint hint hint) it was totally impossible to crack this tor
>let's get cracking goyims!
>fucking week or so and everyone were unrolling for dem programs
careful with links
Zachary Green
>I'm not talking about the subject of the thread
ok...
>do you know what VPNs are
When you get a little older user you'll discover big people jobs use them to let you remote into your work network from home.
Carter Bennett
They're not going to take my porn, are they?
Daniel Diaz
didnt the cia create tor?
Jackson Thompson
>How the internet used to be
Oldfag here - not really.
It's like how the internet was in the mid 2000's.
Prior to that the internet was crazy, but underground stuff like gore and illegal porn was UNDERGROUND.
Then in the 2000's, everything just exploded and became normalized. After Limewire/Chans etc had been around for a bit.
Then it got cleaned up again with the advent of TOR.
Ethan Russell
Daily reminder: I don't care anymore, and have been live monitored for months now.
James Bailey
Daily reminder OP is a faggot
Isaac Hill
they're just trying to make the hacking they're ALREADY DOING legal
calm down
Oliver Diaz
Damn this shit is boring. Can't we just shoot them when they break our doors down?
Logan Diaz
VPN Is in the OP's post you fucking raging aspie.
Did you read the article? Its not just about TOR either but since you are such a simple fool the big Tor picture was the only thing your brain registered before you started posting retarded shit.
I wish Retards like you would be purged from the genepool already
Carson Carter
It's a good tool for rigging small polls. That's what I use it for anyway, because I don't have a VPN and I don't feel like setting up other proxy shit.
Sometimes I also use it as a poor mans proxy for trolling. All you need to do is edit the torcc to only use a certain country and wham, now you're a shitposting Aussie.
Michael Bailey
Navy.
CIA, like a lot of non-retarded intelligence agencies, still use tried and tested old-school communication methods.
Levi King
This.
See my post here
Parker Foster
That's mostly why I don't understand this feigned shock.
Is it because the FBI can now do what the NSA has been doing?
Or are people really that naive that they don't know about the countless backdoors that get abused in all media, from your phone to your processor?
Carter Walker
Mid 2000 internet was wild. I remember being at my friend's house on his dad's computer looking at some super fucked up shit. It was basically a game of dare to find worse and worse things. One pic I will never forget was a baby on train tracks with its guts exposed as if the skin was surgically removed. I tell myself it was fake... How good was Photoshop back then?
Dominic Wright
You're in the wrong board, every Sup Forums cocksucker enjoys having the government up their ass, especially if donald trump says so.
Go to Sup Forums for non retarded discussion.