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Call your bank. Ask to speak with the fraud office. They can open an investigation on what is happening.

Go to the login page: Log in with your your codename. If you have lost or forgotten your codename then it is not possible to review responses.

Traffic from exit node to Z is unencrypted. In that case, Z is an http site and not using https (that's getting more rare nowadays since https certificates are now free). I don't see how that's r …

There is no Tor Browser for iPhone. The Tor Project suggests that you use the Onion Browser instead. After you install that app, go to https://check.torproject.org to confirm if you are on the Tor net …

Absolutely! However for best practice, you may want to have some kind of separation between the instances for better security. You have two options: 1. Run each hidden service instance in a separate v …

There's no real consensus on frameworks that people are using except being based on LAMP/LEMP. A good rule of thumb is that the more complex a site, the more possible it is to get hacked or to be de- …

Your ISP knows 1 thing: that you are using Tor. They don't know where you go or what you do. If you use a bridge, they don't even know that you are using Tor. This is to help people in countries whe …

What does a MAC address say? It says: I am X kind of device made by Y brand and here is my unique number Z. These are things that you might want to hide if you are using a device on a public wifi. Bei …

No, Tails will automatically wrap wget, curl, ssh, etc. with torsocks. The only thing that will give away your real IP is bittorrent which shouldn't be done on the Tor Network anyway.

If they were using some kind of keylogger, then they could see what you are typing into the Tor Browser. However if they were just snooping traffic, then they could see that you are using Tor but they …

Your ISP would see that you are using Tor. They would not see what you are doing on Tor. The onion service that you visit would see that someone is visiting their site but they would have no way to s …

(Default: 0) Neither will directly affect your anonymity though it is certainly not be a bad thing. Please see the FAQ about this: Suppose the attacker controls, or can observe, C relays. …

I am new on TOR, I don't know if TOR saves my cache, cookies or any kind of data locally on my pc They are saved into RAM only as long as the browser is working otherwise most websites would no …

The VPN will add little to nothing and possible even harm your anonymity. There is an entire wiki written on this. …

Also, if you very concerned about your anonymity, focus on the simplest website as possible. …