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2015-08-26T19:31:55Z

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2015-08-25T03:27:33Z

Configuring Browser-To-Privoxy

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	There's no service to restart with proxychains, you just execute it when you need to execute a program through a proxy.		There's no service to restart with proxychains, you just execute it when you need to execute a program through a proxy.

			Test whether you're using Privoxy by going to http://config.privoxy.org/ or http://p.pl/ - that will tell you whether your traffic is going through Privoxy.

	==Fire Up Privoxy and Tor and Proxychained Iceweasel==		==Fire Up Privoxy and Tor and Proxychained Iceweasel==

2015-08-25T03:25:35Z

What This Covers

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	We'll assume you're running Kali/Tails/Pentoo/Backtrack/know what you're doing...		We'll assume you're running Kali/Tails/Pentoo/Backtrack/know what you're doing...

	=What This Covers=		==What This Covers==

	This article covers how to browse the web anonymously by running web traffic through Privoxy and then through Tor for anonymizing (or, as close as you can get nowadays) our web traffic and location.		This article covers how to browse the web anonymously by running web traffic through Privoxy and then through Tor for anonymizing (or, as close as you can get nowadays) our web traffic and location.

2015-08-25T01:58:41Z

Fire Up Privoxy and Tor

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	There's no service to restart with proxychains, you just execute it when you need to execute a program through a proxy.		There's no service to restart with proxychains, you just execute it when you need to execute a program through a proxy.

	==Fire Up Privoxy and Tor==		==Fire Up Privoxy and Tor and Proxychained Iceweasel==

	Start ~~both~~ services up:		Start up the Privoxy and Tor services:

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	Now ~~you can run~~ HTTP traffic ~~through~~ port 8118 ~~and~~ it will ~~run through a third-party proxy service before it goes through Tor.~~		Now Privoxy is listening for HTTP traffic on port 8118, which it will forward as Socks5 traffic to port 9050, where Tor will take it from there.

	~~Tunneling~~ traffic ~~through~~ port ~~8118 is the same procedure as described for tunneling HTTP traffic over [[SSH]]~~.

			Start up your proxychained Iceweasel, which will tunnel all your traffic through port 8118:

			<pre>
			$ proxychains iceweasel
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2015-08-25T01:57:08Z

Configuring Browser-To-Privoxy

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 Proxychains is a program that lets you run other programs through a proxy. So we can configure proxychains, and then run <code>proxychains iceweasel</code> to run our browser through proxychains.
-First, configure proxychains to forward traffic to port 8118.
+We've already configured privoxy to listen for HTTP on port 8118, and forward it as SOCKS5 to port 9050 (to Tor).
 ==Fire Up Privoxy and Tor==

2015-08-25T01:52:46Z

Configuring Browser-To-Privoxy

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	===Configuring Browser-To-Privoxy===		===Configuring Browser-To-Privoxy===

	Here, ~~you~~'ll ~~probably want~~ a browser ~~plugin~~ to ~~manage proxy connections~~.		Here, we'll use proxychains to manage the browser proxy.

			Proxychains is a program that lets you run other programs through a proxy. So we can configure proxychains, and then run <code>proxychains iceweasel</code> to run our browser through proxychains.

			First, configure proxychains to forward traffic to port 8118.

	==Fire Up Privoxy and Tor==		==Fire Up Privoxy and Tor==

2015-08-25T01:04:09Z

Configuring Browser-To-Privoxy

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	===Configuring Browser-To-Privoxy===		===Configuring Browser-To-Privoxy===

			Here, you'll probably want a browser plugin to manage proxy connections.

	==Fire Up Privoxy and Tor==		==Fire Up Privoxy and Tor==

2015-08-25T01:02:10Z

Installing Software

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	==Installing Software==		==Installing Software==

	The first thing we'll install is Tor, a proxy server~~, and Vidalia, a browser designed to plug in directly to Tor~~:		The first thing we'll install is Tor, a proxy server:

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	$ apt-get install tor torbrowser-launcher ~~vidalia~~		$ apt-get install tor torbrowser-launcher
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	$ apt-get install privoxy polipo		$ apt-get install privoxy # polipo
	</pre>		</pre>

	Privoxy is an HTTP proxy service.		Privoxy is an HTTP proxy service. Polipo is another web proxy service.

	==How it works==		==How it works==

2015-08-25T00:50:14Z

Fire Up Privoxy and Tor

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			Now you can run HTTP traffic through port 8118 and it will run through a third-party proxy service before it goes through Tor.

			Tunneling traffic through port 8118 is the same procedure as described for tunneling HTTP traffic over [[SSH]].

2015-08-25T00:46:43Z

Run As Non-Root

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 $ /etc/init.d/tor start
 $ /etc/init.d/privoxy start
 </pre>