One way to achieve this, while still enjoying most of the anonymity benefits of Tor, is to add a VPN "hop" after the exit relay at the end of your Tor circuit. If you need anonymous access to these sites - or if you need to access them at all while using Tails - your requests will need come from somewhere other than a known Tor exit relay. ( - if you want/need to see that config file just generate a free account and download the config-for-openvpn.zip there - i do not want to post mine here.Using VPN over Tor for a secure anonymous connection to the internetĪs shown in the table of investigative resources in the Leak and Onion Soup guide, there are some useful web services that reject Tor users as a matter of policy. ovpn (config file) downloadable from the vpn provider Now click on the configuration you just loaded,ġ0. Select import from local file, click Import. Click the “+” next to connection profiles. ovpn file, add the following line to the end of the fileħ. ovpn configuration files from your VPN providerĥ. Purchase a VPN service that supports OpenVPN (list here)Ĥ. Download and install the OpenVPN client (link)ģ.
Also a compromised or malicious Tor exit node cannot sniff your traffic as its protected by the encrypted vpn layer.ġ.
This works because the VPN server will not see your original IP address, but the IP of the TOR exit node. I'm having trouble following this article:Ĭonnecting to Tor first then to an VPN server adds another additional privacy layer.
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