Open the Tor browser, click on the onion icon in the top left-hand corner and then select 'Tor Network Settings' from the drop-down menu. If you already have a Tails USB device, plug it in and connect to Wi-Fi, you will then be shown a prompt to perform the upgrade. Step Two: Connect via Tor network settings.
To get started with Tails head over to the project's website. If you ever tried Tails before and suffered from hardware incompatibility issues, this update includes the Linux 5.10.46 kernel which comes with support for newer graphics cards, Wi-Fi cards, and other hardware. You can still use OnionShare to send ordinary files to other people via Tor too. Once your site is up, other people can access it from the unique onion URL which is only accessible via the Tor Browser. Tor Browser (firefox.exe) sends the command SETCONF with built-in Obfs4 Bridge information to tor.exe via the control TCP port 9151. The SETCONF Command and Bridge Configuration Line. Look for Tor connection settings and click on it. Next, I’ll talk about what techniques Obfs4 Bridge uses to make the traffic harder to be identified. This major update allows people to host a website from a Tor onion service. From Brave, click on Settings in the hamburger menu () and then on 'Privacy and security' in the sidebar. In future, the Tor Connection assistant will let you save Tor bridges to persistent storage, help detect when Wi-Fi isn’t working, detect if you have to sign in to a local network via a captive portal, improve clock synchronization to make bridges work better in Asia, and it’ll make bridge discovery easier.Īnother welcome change in this update is the inclusion of OnionShare 2.2.
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