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Tor protects your identity online—namely your IP address—by encrypting your traffic in at least three layers and bouncing it through a chain of three volunteer computers chosen among thousands ...

Tor is embraced by privacy aficionados for its reliable encryption and its history of covering users' internet tracks. At first glance, the terminology around Tor can seem intimidating and alien.

Before hitting the open Internet, the Tor Browser will connect to several different relays, wiping its tracks each step of the way, making it difficult to figure out where, and who, you really are.

The latest version of the Tor browser, 11.5, which was released last week, introduces new features to automatically try to help people circumvent censorship based on their location.

Why using a VPN and Tor together can put your anonymity at risk Many users hope to achieve double security by combining VPN and Tor, but this approach actually introduces new risks. The VPN ...

As Tor’s site explains, it does this by encrypting your information and relaying it through Tor’s system of servers (called a circuit), so that your ISP can’t track your activity.

Tor's weakness to traffic analysis attacks is well-known. The original design documents highlight the system's vulnerability to a "global passive adversary" that can see all the traffic both ...