Once the machine has the OS setup, and the network is configured, we’ll want to setup TOR to proxy all traffic through it. Run Network through TORĪs mentioned above, ensure you setup your ‘black box of privacy’ following the first two sections outlined in my previous post.
The first two sections assume that you installed Ubuntu, and configured the network according those instructions, while the last section just assumes you’ve ‘built’ your machine with two network interfaces (we’ll walk through installing an OS on that machine here).
Please note, that each of these sets of instructions assumes you have already setup your ‘black box of privacy’, and attached it into the network. As promised, this last post in the series will walk you through some of the more complex steps in configuring the last 3 options. In my last two posts, I talked about different options for securing your network traffic, and how to setup a machine to pass network traffic through.
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