Potential suspect behavior?
nosnoops at fastmail.fm
nosnoops at fastmail.fm
Wed Mar 15 11:02:12 UTC 2006
Allright, thank you very much. At the moment I test now
back with the older .12a version (in Torpark 1.5.0.1)
and now get same IP regardless wich web IP tester I use.
However, I´m sure no cookies was enabled yesterday when
checked the newer .14a (in Torpark 1.5.0.2) and is also
very sure that effect as described occured and I´ve seen
it before, even using the older Tor version. Seems to be
somehow random if it occur or not.
Please test it all yourself, that who is interested, in
different Tor setups and versions. The URLs i used when
it occur yesterday and also when it not occur today, is:
http://www.whatismyip.com/
https://proxify.com/whoami/
Then something else...
Recently I´ve read a notice somewhere on the net about a
computer make "records" of used domain name resolutions to
have it´s own (faster) way to get an URL resolved. Is that
correct, and how is that managed in Windows XP with Tor?
Also wonder if this possibly record file is "live checked"
against the normal DNS servers to get updated or not, and
how to reset it manually? Thanks.
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