Anonymize Your Traffic With Proxychains & Tor

In this video, we will take a look at how to anonymize your traffic with Proxychains and the Tor service to stay anonymous while hacking.
proxychains - a tool that forces any TCP connection made by any given application.

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#Anonymity#Tor

[akbvr]

Yes please cover how to start running our own tor node

[crmant]

I would like to add for people who are more new to this world. When running all these steps it is important that you shut down all tabs and windows in the browser you will be using otherwise it will not work properly. I followed all these steps multiple times and could not get it to work properly. It was very difficult to find something that explained this was important to do in order for it to work properly.

[Crowley]

Really appreciate your work. Thank you for making these tutorials.
In your videos about Tor and proxychains, you have had a shift in your preferences. In "How To Setup Proxychains In Kali Linux #1
- Stay Anonymous" you were opposed to random chains because you said they did nothing - it was just a regular connection. About 2 years later you did a follow-up with "Linux Essentials For Hackers - #15 TOR
& Proxychains" where you were mentioning your preference for the random connection over dynamic or strict. Now, in this vid, you are back to dynamic connections being your preference. What brought about your changes in preference of connection type?

[ingles_quiz]

Finally something about covering yourself in the internet

[lofi_trips]

wow! i've watching a lot of video about proxychains. and only your video helped me !
now my raspberry is in germany ^^

[cciewannabe]

Thank you so much for your videos, I'm following you from 2 years ago and I learned a alot from your videos, wish you health and success in your way ✌

[TheSkaterskterskate]

These are so great, and you go at the perfect pace. Thank you!

[hacktrader]

We missed you alot :very Useful topic .Thank you So much

[ashwinguptha]

Awesome video. All my questions with the previous video has been resolved.

Thank you very much.

[MarimoBakaa]

Great video man.Even watched your old video which was 4 years ago and you had ubuntu installed

[virendrakanojiya]

those who are getting error like proxy server refuse the connection, just go in the browser settings and in connections just select auto detect proxy server and it will work.

[Crowley]

Also, I dislike the way that they explain the connection types. A habit I often fall into is that of assuming that others know what I know. That might have been the case with whomever wrote the explanations. But from my own experience and understanding, this is what the connections actually DO:

dynamic_chain will connect through your list of proxies in consecutive order. So if you had four proxies in your list it would connect through them all, in that exact order (1>2>3>4)... UNLESS one or more didn't work, in which case it would connect to whatever proxies did work - in the order you listed them (1>2>4). However, at least ONE of them must work in order for dynamic_chain to not throw an error.

strict_chain does basically the same thing, but more...strictly. ALL of the proxies in the list must work, otherwise this method of connection will fail and throw an error.

random_chain is exactly what it says: random. For it to work optimally you will also have to uncomment "chain_len" since it specifies how many of the proxies in your list will be used in creating your random proxy chain. When your connection is made using this option, it will show up differently every time and be routed through a different number of proxies in the list in a random order.

[kamranfayaz]

You have great knowledge and having this all for free!! Unbelievable. But I don't fell this syncing let what just happened 🤣?? 😭

[smarttrends]

HackerSploit, You are the best tutor ever witnessed on YouTube

[dilinnaanozie]

I’m a beginner and your videos are really helpful. I’ve learnt a lot since I started watching. Quick question, when I run the command “proxychains firefox ‘example website ‘“, it says unable to connect. I don’t know what to do.

[topetony]

Yes, please cover how to set up our node and if give some sort of anonymity guarantee level. thanks

[НикитаТ-пв]

Can proxychains automatically send all traffic thru tor? So that you do not need to write additional commands when starting the browser

[Cg-xn]

Please cover setting up your own proxies

[hamzamezo]

Thanks, What's the difference between using Proxychains + TOP services and using TOR Browser?. does hackers use the same way to be hidden ?

[drn]

Thank you this is the best tutorial I’ve seen so far