DeepWeb

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root@deepweb:~# traceroute –tor-network target

Network Topology: The Onion Router

Tor protects your identity by wrapping your data in layers of encryption, like an onion. It routes your traffic through a volunteer overlay network consisting of thousands of relays.

The Circuit (3 Hops)

Every connection you make typically involves 3 nodes. Why 3?

graph LR
    User[Client (You)] -- "Encrypted (Level 3)" --> Entry[Entry Guard]
    Entry -- "Encrypted (Level 2)" --> Middle[Middle Relay]
    Middle -- "Encrypted (Level 1)" --> Exit[Exit Relay]
    Exit -- "Decrypted (Cleartext)" --> Internet[Destination Server]
  1. Entry Guard:
    • Knows: Your IP Address.
    • Does NOT know: The content of your traffic or the destination.
    • Note: This node stays the same for months to protect against statistical attacks.
  2. Middle Relay:
    • Knows: The Entry Guard and the Exit Relay.
    • Does NOT know: Your IP, the destination, or the content.
  3. Exit Relay:
    • Knows: The destination.
    • Does NOT know: Your IP.
    • Risk: The Exit Relay sees the actual data if you are not using HTTPS. This is why HTTPS is crucial even on Tor.

root@deepweb:~# ./tips.sh

[ TIPS & TRICKS ]

/* ————————————————————————– / / CONTRIBUTE / / ————————————————————————– */

root@deepweb:~# ./donate.sh –support-dev

[ KEEP THE NETWORK ALIVE ]

“Information wants to be free, but servers cost money.”

System Message: Every contribution sustains the node. Ack received. //


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