Bitmessage channel list manual#

(Simple DNSCrypt not working for me (I'm still using 'block-outside-dns' option in OpenVPN config file). For Windows - you need: 'dnscrypt-winclient' or 'Simple DNSCrypt'. + Fingerprint (fingerprinting algorithms): Random Agent Spoofer addon for firefox: + Change your UserAgent frequently (get UA addon for your browser).

Bitmessage channel list manual#

With manual analysis we can de-anonymize a very small fraction of Tor users'.

'We will never be able to de-anonymize all Tor users all the time. + Use Tor or Tor Browser (based on Firefox): + If you would like to use Google Chrome anyway you can replace it with Chromium or Iron: by using addons like in IceCat I mean:Īdblock Plus (ABP), Disable WebRTC, Fat-Free Fox, No Resource URI Leak, NoScript, Privacy Badger, uBlock Origin (uBO), uMatrix etc.Īdditionally you can add: CanvasBlocker, Disconnect, FoxyProxy, Https Everywhere, Privacy Settings, Random Agent Spoofer. when you will be disconnected then your IP will be exposed (there is no 'kill switch' feature) Changed the default algorithm for SSL from RC4-MD5 to AES128-SHA I recommend to try DNSCrypt to avoid DNS leaks (check your DNS leaks - links are below) OpenVPN - you can edit configs (.ovpn) with notepad to add option '-remote-cert-tls server' (for example in line 21) to avoid 'Man-in-the-Middle' attack (Simple DNSCrypt not working for me, anyway this needs further testing.) (my testing suggest that when you using OpenVPN without 'block-outside-dns' option together with Simple DNSCrypt you are affected by DNS leaks) OpenVPN - if you add option 'block-outside-dns' you can avoid 'DNS leaks' & you don't need (Simple) DNSCrypt

Bitmessage has several potential security issues including a broken proof of work function and potential private key leaks. OpenVPN - you can edit configs (.ovpn) with notepad to add option 'block-outside-dns' (for example in line 104) to avoid DNS leaks I got the following message sent to three of my Bitmessage addresses tonight, two of which I've never given anyone: Quote. OpenVPN - you can edit configs (.ovpn) with notepad to change encryption (line 88 - standard is not so good: AES-128-CBC - try AES-256-CBC instead)

+ You can try free OpenVPN configs or Softether: | VPN, privacy & Firefox (+ other Gecko browsers)* rev.