Changes between Version 87 and Version 88 of AnonymityModule

Timestamp:

Jul 6, 2011 2:57:30 PM (13 years ago)

Author:

jhudson

Comment:

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AnonymityModule

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 === Setting up the proxy node ===
-Log onto the proxy node and use [attachment:runme.proxy this script] with the `sudo` command this will run a script which installs and sets up [https://banu.com/tinyproxy/ tinyproxy] on the node. The proxy is now set up!  We'll get to using it in a little while.
+Log onto the proxy node and use [attachment:runme.proxy this script] with the `sudo` command this will run a script which installs and sets up [https://banu.com/tinyproxy/ tinyproxy] on the node. Tinyproxy is a free program and is designed to be small and easy to operate. The proxy is now set up!  We'll get to using it in a little while.
 
 == Step 2 Generating and Listening to Network Traffic ==
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 == Step 3 Analyzing the Traffic Data ==
-So now we have collected HTTP network traffic data from 3 different connections: direct, through a proxy, and through the Tor network.  Now, it's time to analyze that data.  We will do this using [http://www.wireshark.org/ Wireshark]. To access this data we need to use the SSH Secure File Transfer Client
+So now we have collected HTTP network traffic data from 3 different connections: direct, through a proxy, and through the Tor network.  Now, it's time to analyze that data.  We will do this using [http://www.wireshark.org/ Wireshark].  Wireshark is a network packet analyzer, it takes captured packets (or captures its own) and then analyzes and displays the data in the packets.  Displaying the information allows the Wireshark user to ensure that no harmful communication is being used against the system or to even spy on a system.  To access this data we need to use the SSH Secure File Transfer Client
 
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