Any way to secure/anonymize ALL traffic?

[Robert Ransom]

On Thu, 23 Dec 2010 09:21:08 -0500
Praedor Atrebates <praedor at yahoo.com> wrote:

> Got it now.  Now when I point to 127.0.0.1 I get places.  Now the question is, how can one test whether or not their DNS is leaking?  There is the tor status page that can tell you whether or not you are using tor but what about something equivalent to test your DNS anonymity?

The transparent proxying firewall rules on the Tor wiki are intended to:

* not affect any traffic to or from Tor,
* redirect all other outbound TCP connections into Tor's TransPort,
* redirect all other outbound DNS packets into Tor's DNSPort, and
* drop all other outbound packets.

But the only way I know of to test whether your computer is leaking DNS
packets without disturbing your firewall configuration is to use a
packet sniffer.


Robert Ransom
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