[nonAツ]

Hello brothers, today im gonna show how to install and configure TOR with BackTrack5 R3.
This tutorial got few very easy steps, follow these and your Firefox is configured to use TOR everytime when you start the browser.

Commands what you need to write to the Terminal.

Code

$apt-get install libssl-dev
$wget http://www.torproject.org/dist/tor-0.2.5.2-alpha.tar.gz (Check if website if there are updated version of TOR)
$tar -xzvf tor-0.2.2.32.tar.gz
$cd tor-0.2.2.32
$chmod +x configure
$./configure && make && src/or/tor

Ok so lets start TOR installation, heres pictures step by step. So just follow these pictures and you are using TOR faster than you can except.

1st.
[img]http://i.minus.com/jbwopoRUZi0o61.jpg[/img]
2st.
[img]http://i.minus.com/j6h9jMgN7okwr.jpg[/img]
3rd.
[img]http://i.minus.com/jbdy1R4FfK4V74.jpg[/img]
4th.
[img]http://i.minus.com/jp1NTRLBfcexx.jpg[/img]
5th.
To check that Tor has been setup properly, add the following settings to your Firefox browser and then visit; https://check.torproject.org/
[img]http://www.ethicalhack3r.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2011/09/tor_firefox_config.png[/img]

FINAL! When you go http://www.check.torproject.org it should look like this. (NOTE! Add that site to your homepage, so you can be sure everytime when you open Firefox TOR is enabled.)
[img]http://i.minus.com/jbvVnUi5spun9n.jpg[/img]

You are now using TOR, thanks for your time!
If you like this tutorial, leave comment so i will create more tutorials for BackTrack5.

[bb1ox1bb]

nice tuto mate any way making life easyest :) thanx respect

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[nonAツ]

nice tuto mate any way making life easyest :) thanx respect

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Thank you! youre welcome, i write tutorial how to OpenVPN with BackTrack5/Kali Linux, soon as i get some energy for that. 🤝

[Zapu]

This isn't "just for backtrack"

This will work with any Debian distro.

[Hidden™]

Thanks for posting, hopefully people can benefit from this.

[nonAツ]

Thanks for posting, hopefully people can benefit from this.

No problem, its honor to post that there. I remember when i was first time fighting with BT5 + TOR, take hours & hours to get that installe & configured succesfully.

I bet this TUTO helps alot of people, saves their time & nervous. Linux is a bit diccifulty to use if user dont have experience for that. 🤝

[Loki123]

This method of running Tor isn't recommended.

Download the TorBrowser_Bundle and run it like that. That is the recommended way by The Tor Project.

.onion sites most likely aren't working for anyone that uses this tutorial...

Last but not least. You link to an Alpha version. It probably has some bugs that could be vital to your security and anonymity. Use the stable version instead. Alpha is given out to test it and receive feed back about bugs to fix in next stable versions.

[nonAツ]

This method of running Tor isn't recommended.

Download the TorBrowser_Bundle and run it like that. That is the recommended way by The Tor Project.

.onion sites most likely aren't working for anyone that uses this tutorial...

Last but not least. You link to an Alpha version. It probably has some bugs that could be vital to your security and anonymity. Use the stable version instead. Alpha is given out to test it and receive feed back about bugs to fix in next stable versions.

Yep you need bundle if you wanna run .onion sites, but that keeps you safe when you are browsing internet. And as i write (Check if there are updates for TOR).

[Zapu]

This method of running Tor isn't recommended.

Download the TorBrowser_Bundle and run it like that. That is the recommended way by The Tor Project.

.onion sites most likely aren't working for anyone that uses this tutorial...

Last but not least. You link to an Alpha version. It probably has some bugs that could be vital to your security and anonymity. Use the stable version instead. Alpha is given out to test it and receive feed back about bugs to fix in next stable versions.

Not only that, but, he didn't even bother to go over the steps to disable scripts, as some plugins establish direct TCP connections.

[nonAツ]

Not only that, but, he didn't even bother to go over the steps to disable scripts, as some plugins establish direct TCP connections.

You can link tips how to disable those on PM or just post on this thread, so i add those to topic.

[John_Gacy]

Very useful and simple guide! Will use it myself, thanks. 😉