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A Tor network protects you against a common form of internet surveillance known as Traffic Analysis. While browsing or using any public network you should be aware of the fact that most of the websites can access your information including, but not limited to: your current physical location, your search requests, your interests etc. So, you can use Tor Network in order to stay anonymous and prevent Traffic Analysis protocol from accessing your information. Tor for Android can also be used to access the hidden part of the internet most commonly known as Dark Net or Deep Web.
Accessing internet through smartphones is a very common practice now a days, and all those who prefer flexibility use Android smartphones. In order to use Tor on your Android device you need to download Tor for Android from Google Play Store. Although Tor for Android does not require root permission, it can provide some extra features if you have got a rooted device, Transparent Proxying being one of them.
In order to use Tor to browse through the internet on your Android device you can either download Orweb Browser provided by “The Guardian Project” or simply use a Proxy Mobile add-on for Firefox(for Android)
Tor for Android have tons of customization in its Settings menu, which also included Tor Tethering to enable Tor Transparent Proxying for WIFI and USB Tethered Android Devices, if you are planning to use your Android internet connection on other devices. Others include Node configuration, bridges,relays, reachable addresses, hidden service hosting etc.
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The "Deep Web" or "Darknet" is a collection of un-indexed pages, meaning you can’t find all of them by searching. A recent estimation concluded that there are 600 terabytes of information in the darknet. To Learn how to access Dark Net or Deep Web on Android, please read: How To Use Tor On Android. Any [...]
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For installation of packages for : Ubuntu: apt-get install program name Fedora: yum install program name Open Suse: yum install nessus program name Debain: apt-get install nessus program name Gentoo: emerge -v program name Arch Linux: pacman -S program name Just Replace program name with the program you want to install. 1. Nmap (“Network Mapper”) [...]
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Linux is a hacker’s dream computer operating system. It supports tons of tools and utilities for cracking passwords, scanning network vulnerabilities, and detecting possible intrusions. I have here a collection of 10 of the besthacking and security software tools for Linux. Please always keep in mind that these tools are not meant to harm, but [...]
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Introducing Ubuntu MID Edition – full Internet, no compromise Ubuntu MID Edition targets an exciting new class of computers called Mobile Internet Devices. Ubuntu MID, based on the world’s most popular Linux distribution, and MID hardware from OEMs and ODMs, is redefining what can be done in mobile computing. Ubuntu MID Edition, a fully open [...]
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SpamAssassin Installed in 10 minutes. The easiest way to install third parties software on FreeBSD is to install from the ports. This can’t be any easier: become root, go to the directory of the software you want to install and type make install. That’s all! Your software is installed. The Makefile takes care of everything. [...]
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SpeedyFox is a brand new small utility that fixes this problem with a single click! It seems unbelievable but after you optimize your Firefox with this tool, you will get a fresh newly-installed feel because the speed indeed gets considerably faster. You will get up 3 times faster startup speed, browsing history will become faster, [...]
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I think everyone has the answer about why OpenOffice 3.0 is not include in Ubuntu 8.10 (Intrepid Ibex). This is because the delay of OpenOffice 3.0 release and the developer didn’t have time to test it, but don’t worry they will include the OpenOffice 3.0 for the next Ubuntu. Below is the how to install [...]
