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savetheearth2013-11-16 08:03 pm
blastiaobsessieanonymous) wrote in savetheearth2013-11-16 08:03 pm
[Network Post]
So, people who know network security a little, check this idea a bit.
I'm thinking about how to do exceptionally anonymous works for... Erm, reasons. And I just realized... Is there anything stopping us routing data through this network?
Two computers. One's the workhorse, the other's a chokepoint. It can be placed remotely, but it connects directly to your personal network number via a quick connection script.
That one runs a standard TOR anonymizer or the like, but more importantly, it's located someplace not associated with any one of us - like a couple rather hidden rooms in Locke High I know about, for example.
Data passes in and out through it into the general Internet. Even if it's traced, it doesn't go to any of us. Could be useful for all sorts of things, and even something as cheap as a Roku could do the job.
Any gaps so far?
I'm thinking about how to do exceptionally anonymous works for... Erm, reasons. And I just realized... Is there anything stopping us routing data through this network?
Two computers. One's the workhorse, the other's a chokepoint. It can be placed remotely, but it connects directly to your personal network number via a quick connection script.
That one runs a standard TOR anonymizer or the like, but more importantly, it's located someplace not associated with any one of us - like a couple rather hidden rooms in Locke High I know about, for example.
Data passes in and out through it into the general Internet. Even if it's traced, it doesn't go to any of us. Could be useful for all sorts of things, and even something as cheap as a Roku could do the job.
Any gaps so far?