Just would like to ask if its possible to route traffic through windows on TOR. I tried with the vidilia control panel but it seems that the support has been discontinued. Cannot find much information online as well.
Any help is greatly appreciated.
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1Can you confirm what you mean by "route traffic through windows on Tor"? Do you mean a) you want everything on your PC - i.e. all the Windows apps that use your connection - to be anonymised; b) you want the websites you look at with your browser to be anonymised; c) you want to help other people out by routing their internet traffic through your PC? (i.e. Run a relay.)– Richard HorrocksCommented Jul 23, 2015 at 13:43
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@RichardHorrocks I am choosing a).– aceminerCommented Jul 23, 2015 at 13:44
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3The safest option would be to use Tails (a live, Tor-based OS), rather than attempting to use Tor under Windows. There's an interesting related thread here.– Richard HorrocksCommented Jul 23, 2015 at 14:05
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It is quite hard to tell what you're asking here. Do you want to use the Tor Browser Bundle to tunnel your traffic? Which traffic would that be? What exactly are you triying to achieve? Please edit your question and insert more details.– Jens KubiezielCommented Jul 23, 2015 at 15:55
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There are some ways of doing this, one way is Tortilla.
Whonix gateway can also be used for this.
A router with custom firmware that includes tor transparent routing. WNR3500L router supports it through for example tomato USB firmware
A raspberry pi set up as onionpi can also route all traffic.
Or a second pc with for example Debian, installed as a middlebox for tor. See examples here.
Just keep in mind windows is not considered secure because it's closed source, and can leak in many ways, but still - to answer your question - yes it can be done.
