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Mullvad browser: the privacy of Tor, with the perks of a VPN
Mullvad VPN and Tor Project Create New Privacy-Focused Mullvad Browser
How to use Tor browser (and why you should)
Twitter just let its privacy- and security-protecting Tor service expire
Twitter has allowed the certificate for its Tor onion site to expire, effectively killing off a privacy- and speech-protecting service that it introduced last year. Visiting the Tor-specific onion site address will now deliver a warning that the certificate verifying the site’s authenticity has lapsed; proceeding past that point (which is highly not recommended) currently delivers a Twitter error page. The certification expired on March 6th, just shy of two days before the site’s one-year launch anniversary.
Twitter no longer has a communications department to ask about the change, but the Tor Project confirmed the service’s lapse to The Verge. “The onion site is no longer available seemingly with no plans to renew. The Tor Project has…
A beginner’s guide to Tor: How to navigate the underground internet
Video Premiere: Kathryn Roberts and Sean Lakeman – Pew Tor
How to Access .onion Sites (Also Known as Tor Hidden Services)
Website addresses that end in “.onion” aren’t like normal domain names, and you can’t access them with a normal web browser. Addresses that end with “.onion” point to Tor hidden services on the “deep web”.
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Decentralized VPNs vs. Tor: What’s the Difference?
Decentralized VPNs (or dVPNs) are an interesting new technology that borrows heavily from VPNs, unsurprisingly, but also from Tor. There are some clear distinctions setting dVPNs apart from VPNs, but how do dVPNs compare to Tor?