Questions tagged [exit-relays]
Questions related to running, and maintaining exit relays
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Why dosen't Tor always know the external IP address?
The "getinfo address" command documentation says:
"address" -- the best guess at our external IP address. If we
have no guess, return a 551 error. (Added in 0.1.2.2-alpha)
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How do I monetize my Tor-Exit Node?
I want to monetize my traffic that goes through my Tor -Exit Node, to maintain the cost that comes with running an Exit Node.
How do I do that?
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Cloudflare changes my Tor Exit Node
I set up in Tor Browser Exitnodes {lu} StrictNodes 1 and it works very well on all websites. But when I go to one website where they have cloudflare, I will see the "Checking If The Site ...
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Why Do I always get Iran's ip?
I'm using tor in Iran .
My question is why do i always get Iran exit nodes even after configure the torrc file to use strict exit nodes?
my torrc exitnodes config:
ExitNodes {nl} StrictNodes 1
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Being identified as running Tor exit relay. Constant capchas, security checks
I recently realized that while using TOR (TOR bundle) that a site that wouldn't block out anyone because they use Tor, has Cloudflare service stating that they need to check the security of my browser ...
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Hello, how do I run my information over the tor network twice
I was wondering how do I send my data through the tor circuit twice (6 relays instead of the normal 3) if that would add extra security so I can be fully untraceable?
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How do I use one and only node?
I'm looking forward to using Tor like a VPN.
I learned about EntryNodes, ExitNodes, and MiddleNodes and how to set the country code for each and setting StrictNode 1 or something. When I set all these ...
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ExcludeExitNodes for the Netherlands not working
Logged in as admin then used:
sudo nano /etc/tor/torrc
ExcludeExitNodes {us},{au},{ca},{nz},{gb},{fr},{nl}
CTRL-X
sudo systemctl restart tor
{us},{au},{ca},{nz},{gb},{fr} does work
{nl} does NOT work?
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Is my public IP, the one that I get from Tor, that of an exit relay of that of a bridge when I connect to tor through a bridge?
When I connect to Tor through a bridge, is the public IP that the services like websites see that of an exit relay or that of a bridge? Is my public IP always that of an exit relay, irrespective of ...
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Gap - Counting number of packages to determine client?
I read a lot about onion routing and I am confused about the following fact on Wikipedia:
Only the final node, the "exit node", is able to determine its own location in the chain.
In my eyes ...
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How do I unpublish my tor exit node?
I ran a tor exit node on the wrong network.
Which I realized after a couple of days, after I kept getting CAPTCHAs on Cloudflare.
Also quite annoying that several sites that I use stopped working ...
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Can Tor connection be intercepted/tampered by exit nodes?
Can exit node tamper traffic before sending it to endpoint? I know it can see it, but the question is, can connection be spoofed, if non-encrypted protocol is used, for example usual HTTP or even TCP ...
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Map Multiple Tor Daemon Local Names/Addreses/Ports to Multiple Country Specific ExitNodes
All:
Is it possible to Map Multiple Tor Daemon Local Names/Addresses/Ports to Multiple Country Specific ExitNodes without running multiple instances of the Tor daemon?
amazon.cn (127.0.0.1) => ...
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Why do I get connected to TOR nodes that I excluded in TORRC?
I'm testing the TOR browser bundle and I keep getting connected to exit nodes in countries that I've explicitly excluded in my torrc:
StrictNodes 1
ExcludeExitNodes {ad},{ar},{au},{at},{bs},{by},{be},...
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How to run an exit node anonymously?
How do I run an exit node anonymously? By anonymously, I mean that nobody can identify who created or runs the exit node. I know that the IP addresses of exit nodes will be publicly available, so I am ...
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Route TOR traffic to proxy gaining static IP address
I would like to make my traffic less traceable, but on the outside looking statically mapped to one IP address. For example, me going to a website though TOR would result in requests being sent though ...
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HTTPS Everywhere doesn't work all the time
I tried to access http://uniquemachine.org and tor-browser/HTTPSeverywhere-add-on reached it without warning me.
Would you know why ?
How to automatically warn me at every single http:// i'm trying to ...
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exclude all IP that start w/ X
How to exclude all nodes with IP that start with some number?
Priority for ExitNodes, but all it's well too.
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Why does Tor not block port 22?
From what I've seen Tor is a very useful tool for good, however, many exit node IPs seem to have tons of automated reports for SSH abuse or scanning on AbuseIPDB. Is there a reason that Tor keeps port ...
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Does an exit relay also relays non-exit traffic?
I would like to run an exit relay, but I don't want to deal with almost any abuse issues. So I figured to only exit to hidden services. If my understandings are right, the exit policy and the relay ...
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ExitNodes not respected on particular website
I have
ExitNodes {rs},{kr},{sy},{cn}
StrictNodes 1
set in my ./Browser/TorBrowser/Data/Tor/torrc file. It respects these ExitNodes on every website I've tried:
except this website where it switches ...
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Is it ok to run other services on an Exit relay?
The Tor documentation suggests not to host an exit relay on your home network (or at least if it's your only connection) because all your local traffic will be viewed as coming from Tor as well, and ...
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Relation Between ORPort Choice and Amount of Exit Relay Traffic
According to Tor Relay Guide:
ORPort 443 is recommended because it is often one of the few open ports on the public WIFI networks... Port 9001 is another commonly used ORPort.
I am running an exit ...
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Is there a graphical interface for Windows to run Tor Browser using specific list of ExitNodes rather than editing torrc every time?
I wonder if there is a graphical interface for Windows to run Tor Browser using specific list of ExitNodes rather than editing torrc every time?
There are too many steps to perform this. Too bad that ...
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Tor deanonymization via ISPs
We known that an adversary can deanonymize a user (on clearnet) if it controls both the guard and the exit node.
But is that neccesary?
We know that the NSA gets huge amounts of data from the internet....
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Use Tor as Proxy for Internet
I want to use Tor as a proxy. Or more specifically reroute my Internet traffic from for example my browser over Tor to change my location.
I found out you can set entry and exit nodes by country if ...
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How can I configure android Tor browser version 9.5 to use my prefered exitnodes?
I have already attempted to
A: Change torrc file located at /data/data/org.torproject.torbrowser/app_torservice/torrc, but this file is rewritten at app launch.
B: Do the same but “live”, (i.e. ...
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Is there a public list of Tor public nodes that are gateway or exit nodes?
Where is there an official list of tor gateway and exit nodes?
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IRC traffic while using tor
I sniffed the traffic using wireshark while using IRC via TOR, the traffic is encrypted of course cuz its done i in the application layer (i think, correct 4 me if i am wrong). now the traffic is ...
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Detect TOR users with IPv6 exit addresses
I need to redirect visitors to .onion site if they come using Tor Browser. It's okay if they have IPv4 IPs (e.g. 51.15.86.162 belongs to tor exit nodes list). But how to do that in case of IPv6 ...
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How did Ross William Ulbricht get caught if he was inside the TOR network and did not leave through the exit node?
The question is simple. If Ross William Ulbricht running a darknet market inside a TOR network and he never exits through the exit node, and obviously he won't need to, so how did he get caught?
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ExitNodes not making any circuits
I'm running Linux Mint 19.1 and I apt-get installed tor and it is running fine. However if I add the line
ExitNodes {us}
to /etc/tor/torrc and restart the tor service, the service starts ...
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How to hide my tor exit node from getting detected?
Some websites detect my exit node and understand i am using tor browser and won't let me in their websites. VPN's do not prevent it from happening. neither does proxies. What can i do to hide my true ...
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Extra Entry Guards, Duplicate Relays, and Similar Exit Nodes: Is this how Tor is supposed to work?
Similar nodes are acting as multiple exit nodes with names such as Pwner1 and Pwner2 and other exit nodes have exactly the same name for multiple circuits but with different fingerprints such as PWNEE....
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How can the "Exit Node" be trusted?
What is preventing the "Exit Node" from tampering with the message going to the server, or the message coming back to the user. As far as I understand, the "Exit Node" can read the unencrypted message,...
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Does my internet speed matter?
Does my internet speed matter if I use same circuit, nodes/hops?
There are 3 PC's:
1st one is connected to 100Mbps internet speed
2nd 500Mbps internet speed
3rd 1Gbps internet speed
In case all of ...
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IRAN blocked tor network, THE NEW CHINA?
recently we noticed that Iran's government by using firewall or blocking tor exit nodes or .... has blocked access to websites hosted inside, no websites inside Iran is accessible via tor. we thought ...
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Batch use curl/wget/aria2c with Tor and open a new Tor route for each download?
Can I use curl/wget/aria2c with Tor for batch downloads and appearing from a new exit node for each download? That is, I want to feed curl/wget/aria2c 1000 links to download over http(s) that each ...
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How can you reduce the chances of connecting to a malicious exit node?
What can you do to avoid connecting with a malicious exit node?
Besides choosing a country where you are less likely to have a malicious exit node.
What countries do you think are more likely to be ...
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How to bypass sites that blocks tor?
Tor has many mechanisms for obfuscating its traffic to prevent packet inspection. The "meek" pluggable transport helps to hide this deep packet inspection and hide it as https traffic. (This works ...
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Hidden Service in TestingTorNetwork connected to non-Exit Nodes
I set up a testing environment made of lxd containers on Ubuntu 18.04. Each container is based on the Ubuntu 18.04 image and runs Tor version 0.4.1.6.
Specifically, I have the following running ...
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Are contents of a hidden service secure if the service is HTTP?
If I host a hidden service without HTTPS, can a compromised exit node (on either server side or client side), read or write any contents of the site?
Also, is it more secure to use HTTPS on a hidden ...
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Financial Cost of Running an exit node
I heard today at a conference that running an exit node can be upwards of $1000/day USD in bandwidth costs.
The same person says that it could cost over $100/day to run a middle node. I know this isn'...
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TOR EXIT NODE PORT
I want to be a tor exit node, I have mentioned "ExitRelay1" but nyx shows ExitPolicy as reject. I don't understand the torrc code at all. Pls help me out.
My internal port 443 is forwarded to port ...
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Using a custom exit node for Tor?
I want to be able to change my geolocation on Tor, but I can't figure out how to do that. I'm a complete noob, so forgive me for my rudimentary understanding of how things work. Browsers can read the ...
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TOR browser - -ExcludeNodes doesn't work
Using Linux, at torrc.
Format used: (at end file)
ExcludeNodes {...},{...},{...},{...}
ExcludeExitNodes {...},{...},{...},{...}
Continues connecting to excluded country nodes.
Know how to fix?
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Need some information about running tor exit Relay
I'm thinking about buying a computer to run an exit relay. I wonder what specs would be coherent ? Or should I use a VPS ?
I have a 500mbps fiber connection at home.
Thank you
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Why guard and exit nodes are allowed to be from same country?
If one's connection is corrupted when your guard and exit node is the same person (that can then analyze your traffic and based on that figure out your IP), why does Tor allow them to be from the same ...
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Why does Tor always use the same entry point 95.154.221.3
My first IP (entry point) is always 95.154.221.3. Should that not change at some point. I realize it will not change with each identity change, but should it not change after a certain period of time?
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How do we extend our privacy on TOR circuit?
The Tor Browser bounces your communications data through distributed network of relays by encrypting traffic in at least three layers
selected from thousands of volunteer computers, thus making ...
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