Torpark v0.4.1

[Matt Thorne]

And here I think that I almost Have a working C Process loader.
 I love updating.
 This C compiler is just running merry hell with the simple (or so I
thought) 10 lines of code that I keep trying to compile...
-=Matt=-

 On 10/10/05, Arrakis Tor <arrakistor at gmail.com> wrote:
>
> I have released Torpark v0.4.1
> http://torpark.nfshost.com
>
> It has been released so far with edition in:
> English
> Chinese
> French
> Slovenian
> Russian
> Korean
> Hebrew
> Polish
> Turkish
>
> Changelog since Torpark v0.2
> -------------------------------------------------------------------
> * Torpark compiled into a single directory with an executable
> * Bookmarks for Tor and Firefox Added
> * Preconfigured sanitization settings
> * Customized "Public IP" extension for Torpark to allow user to find
> out publicly viewable IP
> * Portable Firefox Loader v1.1.1.0 beta 5 incorporated, eliminating
> firefox data being stored on the local machine
> * Upgraded Win32 Tor client to v0.1.1.8 alpha
> * Downgraded English version to Firefox 1.5b2 due to official release
> * All other language versions are using the Firefox 1.6a1 core
>
> Vagueries of Perception
> -----------------------------------------------------------
> I am going to try to put together an Italian and German version, but
> they have resisted incorporation so far.
>
> Considering JBMail or (Thunderbird + OpenPGP) as long as Thunderbird
> can get its act together with an encrypted message base (hello
> SecureBat! Lite...)
>
> Considering secure messenger clients. Ideas?
>
> Considering a Torcap service to route connections through the Tor network.
>
> I was interrogated by Reporters Without Borders (cyber-dissidents
> handbook) after I informed them of the breakthroughs by Torpark to
> their prior apprehension of Tor.
>
> Big thanks to Matt Thorne
> Regards,
> ST
>
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