Want a good encryption software

[rudrax]

When I go to the web, the ISP that I'm using can see all the things that I brows and download, right?

Searching for a solution for this I have got to know that encryption can help me with this.

So how to get started with this?

P.S. I don't want my ISP to see what I see because what I see, may not be suitable for them to see if someone underage is working there. I do care for them :lmao:

[dcs18]

P.S. I don't want my ISP to see what I see because what I see, may not be suitable for them to see if someone underage is working there. I do care for them :lmao

Not possible!!!

Some security experts can hide from most other intermediary sites - not even the best can hide their activities from their own ISP.

[rudrax]

P.S. I don't want my ISP to see what I see because what I see, may not be suitable for them to see if someone underage is working there. I do care for them :lmao

Not possible!!!

Some security experts can hide from most other intermediary sites - not even the best can hide their activities from their own ISP.

They won't usually go for expert level just for me until govt. approaches them for that reason. :naughty:

[dcs18]

Nope, not possible to hide your traces from your own ISP - there's always the one vulnerable point (just before the first hop) where every internet connectivity is exposed.

I, myself subscribe to the Government Service Provider, MTNL - they're so disorganized, overloaded and bureaucratic that they don't have time to keep tabs on Subscribers.

However, for those who want to maintain the highest possible degree of surfing anonymity (not from one's own ISP, though) I know the most airtight solution - unfortunately, it's never been cracked.

Edit:

ATM, I'm toying with WiFi - trying to teach myself modem hacking.

[ASIO]

Not possible :\

[majithia23]

What you are asking is total anonymity on the internet .

Quite difficult , requires a LOT many things to be truly invisible , but in context to your request regards preventing snooping, yes it is possible .

1> Never use the ISP DNS servers .

2> So that means use some other . Go for Open DNS . And then deploy this tool --- DNS Crypt https://www.opendns.com/technology/dnscrypt/

It will encrypt all the communication b/w your computer and the Open DNS servers .

3> Get a high security , high grade PAID VPN connection .

Then your ISP shall only know you are connecting to some computer ( that is the VPN servers ) and after that you shall just be a ghost for them ;)

All your activity on the WWW from hence forth this point will be on the mercy of the VPN provider's privacy policy . ( ... yeah , and you too ! )

Some VPN providers are there with a very strict policy on user data . Meaning they do not disclose it "that" easily .

There are some free tools to opt out of Paid VPNs , but then they have their strings . Slow speed , Ads ( sh1t load ) , No privacy policies , etc ...

[rudrax]

What you are asking is total anonymity on the internet .

Quite difficult , requires a LOT many things to be truly invisible , but in context to your request regards preventing snooping, yes it is possible .

1> Never use the ISP DNS servers .

2> So that means use some other . Go for Open DNS . And then deploy this tool --- DNS Crypt https://www.opendns.com/technology/dnscrypt/

It will encrypt all the communication b/w your computer and the Open DNS servers .

3> Get a high security , high grade PAID VPN connection .

Then your ISP shall only know you are connecting to some computer ( that is the VPN servers ) and after that you shall just be a ghost for them ;)

All your activity on the WWW from hence forth this point will be on the mercy of the VPN provider's privacy policy . ( ... yeah , and you too ! )

Some VPN providers are there with a very strict policy on user data . Meaning they do not disclose it "that" easily .

There are some free tools to opt out of Paid VPNs , but then they have their strings . Slow speed , Ads ( sh1t load ) , No privacy policies , etc ...

How about Tor?

[dcs18]

No anonymity is 100% possible!!!

[rudrax]

What do you mean?

[dcs18]

What do you mean?

To provide you connectivity, your ISP has to be able to see you!!!

I'm only aware of the most anonymous solution known to man (99.99%) If anyone can do 100%, I'd like to learn how - would help enormously in my business.

[majithia23]

See , the first connection your PC makes over the WWW is to the ISP server for the 'connectivity' .

After that you jump over to other IPs / computers .

Anonymity means to not let anyone know what those computers are , after you connect to your ISP !( and for the same reason , the data transferred b/w the two )

So here , we break the chain by various tools . ;)

Proxies , Tor , VPN , etc

Tor is an excellent tool for anonymity with some decent speeds .

Its an encrypted chain proxy network .

But , you need to read and understand how Tor works .

Tor also has some issues . The exit nodes for eg .

( When the developers themselves say -- Tor cannot solve All anonymity issues , that means , they know what they are talking about )

However , If you are an advanced user , you can configure and set up the network to be speedy and reliably secure .

Check for the official Tor website and go through the documentation .http://www.torproject.org.in/docs/documentation.html.en

Do some reading and you shall understand more .

Also , Check out the Jap-JONDo network .http://anon.inf.tu-dresden.de/index_en.html

What a paid VPN does is , it will handle all the traffic for your PC after you connect to your ISP , and then you pay the ransom amount per month for keeping its mouth shut about what that traffic is !

Sounds Legit !

[rudrax]

Tor is an excellent tool for anonymity with some decent speeds .

Its an encrypted chain proxy network .

But , you need to read and understand how Tor works .

Tor also has some issues . The exit nodes for eg .

( When the developers themselves say -- Tor cannot solve All anonymity issues , that means , they know what they are talking about )

However , If you are an advanced user , you can configure and set up the network to be speedy and reliably secure .

Check for the official Tor website and go through the documentation .http://www.torproject.org.in/docs/documentation.html.en

Do some reading and you shall understand more .

Also , Check out the Jap-JONDo network .http://anon.inf.tu-dresden.de/index_en.html

What a paid VPN does here is , it will handle all the traffic for your PC , and then you pay the ransom amount per month for keeping its mouth shut about what that traffic is !

Sounds Legit !

Me just a n00b :lol:

Paid VPN not gonna happen for me.

I'll use tor if I plan to do something suspicious in future :tooth:

Thanks for sharing the information :)

[dcs18]

I'll use tor if I plan to do something suspicious in future :tooth:

Tor offers around 89% anonymity - that's quite sufficient for you, jerk!!! :console:

[rudrax]

I'll use tor if I plan to do something suspicious in future :tooth:

Tor offers around 89% anonymity - that's quite sufficient for you, jerk!!! :console:

hmm, behind the door who know what's going on. Someone's jerking off, someone's pissing off etc. etc. :lol:

[PrEzi]

Just follow majithia23 advice.

And use DNS Crypt.

[mazigh]

What you are asking is total anonymity on the internet .

Quite difficult , requires a LOT many things to be truly invisible , but in context to your request regards preventing snooping, yes it is possible .

1> Never use the ISP DNS servers .

2> So that means use some other . Go for Open DNS . And then deploy this tool --- DNS Crypt https://www.opendns.com/technology/dnscrypt/

It will encrypt all the communication b/w your computer and the Open DNS servers .

3> Get a high security , high grade PAID VPN connection .

Then your ISP shall only know you are connecting to some computer ( that is the VPN servers ) and after that you shall just be a ghost for them ;)

All your activity on the WWW from hence forth this point will be on the mercy of the VPN provider's privacy policy . ( ... yeah , and you too ! )

Some VPN providers are there with a very strict policy on user data . Meaning they do not disclose it "that" easily .

There are some free tools to opt out of Paid VPNs , but then they have their strings . Slow speed , Ads ( sh1t load ) , No privacy policies , etc ...

Interesting Topic, Thanks for the advices, I have some questions and I hope you have the answers ^^, Can ISP see what I do when Using HTTPS (TLS or SSL)??, I use HTTPS Everywhere with Chrome, and I have heard that ISP can see me at the first time connecting (for exemple) to www.google.com, but when the extention force the connexion to be Encrypted (https://google.com) Then They Can't See me Anymore and what I'm searching..etc, same case for all websites that support HTTPS..

Second Question is ... Is it difficult to make a website using HTTPS instead of HTTP? for exemple nsanedown which doesn't supports it yet!

[dcs18]

Can ISP see what I do when Using HTTPS (TLS or SSL)??, I use HTTPS Everywhere with Chrome, and I have heard that ISP can see me

Absolutely true!!!

but when the extention force the connexion to be Encrypted (https://google.com) Then They Can't See me Anymore

Utterly false!!!

[mazigh]

Can ISP see what I do when Using HTTPS (TLS or SSL)??, I use HTTPS Everywhere with Chrome, and I have heard that ISP can see me

Absolutely true!!!

>>but when the extention force the connexion to be Encrypted (https://google.com) Then They Can't See me Anymore

Utterly false!!!

Thanks for the answers =)

[ande]

Using 2048-bit encrypted VPN that come with software that encrypt your data, transfer data to VPN servers and decrypt them.

They also provide you with IP address.

Also use type of software removes any traces before and after using VPN.

Don't use Chrome - unique ID will identify you - or remove ID before every use.

ISP is able to see your communication with VPNs server ONLY. But they can't decrypt data so no worry.

Wanna know really good VPN? Here's one : anonymizer.com (2048-bit encryption)

Use free VPN( that encrypts trafic (must use standard encrypr alg.) and don't store logs) + Tor (no control over exiting nods at all, but nice security) if you have no cash.

Unless you have your own server in e.g. Moldavia you'll have to pay for SSH as well.

Feel free to ask any questions.

Cheers.

[pintas]

anonymizer website is down?