Whitedust article, Tor USB Product

[ADB]

I remember this app. Its a bit out of date now, and doesn't include some 
of the features that VPM  has. For the somewhat experienced user, 
however, adding on up-to-date versions of that self-contained USB-stick 
intended Firefox and T-bird (whatever they are officially called) would 
not be difficult.

~Andrew


The domain Phoenixoflight.org is for sale! 
<http://www.sedo.com/search/details.php4?tracked=&partnerid=19673&language=us&domain=PHOENIXOFLIGHT.ORG> 



Arrakistor wrote:

>Hello ADB,
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>Why  pay  anything  when  you  can  have it for free, and for windows?
>http://torpark.nfshost.com
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>Tuesday, December 13, 2005, 1:24:58 AM, you wrote:
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>>An associated article on OSNews points to a new tor-based
>>embeddedLinux-on-USB-stick product called  Tor Desktop: Virtual
>>Privacy Machine(http://www.virtualprivacymachine.com/products.html).
>>It sells for $45,and this might be a convenient option for some
>>people, especially thosewho are less technically adept and/or who
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>>I know this is an old article 
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>>Looks like torizens get a bad rep to start out with, so we have a lotof
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>>Is tor just a fast way to bounce connections for crackers? 
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