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  2. 21. A proxy will by default tell the destination the IP address of the original requester by adding a X-Forwarded-For HTTP header to the original HTTP request. This make it obviously easy for the server, not only to know that you are using a proxy, but also to know your actual IP address, effectively dropping your anonymity.

  3. http - Highly anonymous proxies vs anonymous proxies -...

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    Non-anonymous proxy - Sometimes incorrectly called a transparent proxy, a non-anonymous proxy is one that transmits your IP address in X-Forwarded-For. These proxies are not usually on blacklists because your original IP address is known to any site you are connecting to, allowing them to blacklist based on this forwarded IP.

  4. Nmap through proxy - Information Security Stack Exchange

    security.stackexchange.com/questions/120708

    SSL connections are not yet supported, nor is proxy-side DNS resolution (hostnames are always resolved by Nmap). You can follow this guide on how to use proxychains with nmap. After setting up a ProxyList, you will simply run the command from above like this: proxychains nmap -sV -O --reason scanme.nmap.org.

  5. Can wifi network administrators see if you are using a proxy?

    security.stackexchange.com/questions/248286/can-wifi...

    If your friend is using a proxy, all the requests will look as requests towards the IP of the proxy. Depending on your friend's parents' knowledge of networks, they might find that as a suspicious behavior. In normal cases where the average parents don't know much about proxies, there should not be any problem.

  6. Does a reverse proxy pass keep the backend server anonymous?

    security.stackexchange.com/questions/121255

    Using a reverse proxy in web servers allows you many features. One of these is automatic data traversal to multiple servers through reverse proxies and load balancers. The server should be completely anonymous at this point.

  7. Proxy + Tor = anonymous? - Information Security Stack Exchange

    security.stackexchange.com/questions/117044

    4. There is no real qualitative difference between a VPN and a proxy -- the difference is mostly quantitative. An HTTP proxy is a proxy for the HTTP protocol; a VPN is a proxy for TCP/IP and everything that can be conveyed within TCP/IP, including (but not only) HTTP. From an anonymity point of view, the proxy or VPN transfers the traffic that ...

  8. Differences between using Tor browser and VPN

    security.stackexchange.com/questions/72679/differences-b

    Take out "Encrypt your Internet traffic" from the first statement, and you basically have an anonymous proxy. But now that the tunnel is encrypted it's a VPN to your anonymous proxy (gateway) that then forwards your traffic on, into the public Internet. Tor Browser. Onion Routing. Onion routing was designed to provide complete anonymity to a ...

  9. How secure and anonymous is the --tor parameter in Sqlmap?

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    As for how it works, sqlmap is written in Python, so it just uses Python's networking code and sets it to use a proxy, with that proxy being exposed (presumably) on localhost by Tor itself. If you want to be extra safe, run it as a user with a firewall configured to block all traffic from that user, with access to the local SOCKS proxy port ...

  10. proxy - Anonymous web browser. Is it real? - Information Security...

    security.stackexchange.com/questions/857/anonymous-web...

    3. If you are also referring to browser builtin "privacy" functions - e.g. IE InPrivate. FF PrivateBrowsing. GC incognito. etc. Then it works differently: Not so much anonymous, but really just seperates between that and your regular browsing. I.e. no history, no caching files, no stored cookies - also, "private" browsing will not use your ...

  11. Is using VPN, Tor and ProxyChains together more secure?

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    To make it secure you would need to buy an anonymous VPN and pay for it in bitcoins after rolling your bitcoins via a tumbler (depending how you obtain the bit coins will determine your weak spot in the chain, but the tumbler should fix most of that issue). To also secure the purchase make bitcoin transactions and VPN transaction VIA Tor.