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Currently I am trying to do the following on a remote-controlled desktop

  1. I installed Tor on a Raspberry Pi and made the setup as a Access point
  2. On Windows I can make a remote desktop and it will log the IP address that Tor assigns me
  3. When using Tails I installed remmina RDP, however I can't make a remote desktop session.

The project is to try to use an OS like Tails to do RDP in a controlled environment, it seems that Tails blocks it, but we would want to know if there is a way to de-anonimize the RDP on Tails and force it to use Tor on the Raspberry Pi. Any help would be appreciated

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Im not sure but have you tried editing the torrc file on tails to set a control port 

Example: Set pi torrc to 127.0.0.1:<What ever port you wanna use rdp>

as you know it sets a localhost for connection to tor via anyone ip on network

set tails upon setup tor 

click "My network uses a proxy via web access", while youre connected to youre pi ad pi's 127.0.0.<number ur pc on access points>:<That port you set in pi for connection localhost>

this allows you to use PI's tor network as access point instead of tails setting localhost upont start up from this point any Controled envirnment apps via the PI points set ip to localhost and the port you set

The reason tails has security to not access localhost apps incomming connections is upon start its set to use tails torrc file directly so what the above does is it allows you to use youre PI acces point as tails's local ip before it connects to tor so from this point you can rdp to any pc on local host or use net by using youre ip 

127.0.0.<number ur pc on access points>:<That port you set in pi for connection localhost>

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