Anonymous connection: A connection to a destination server, where it has no ability to discover the origin (IP address / location) of the connection, nor to associate any identifier with it.Note that defining terms is always a difficult process because a majority consensus is required: This chapter explains the difference between anonymity and pseudonymity. This chapter provides an inexhaustive list of behaviors that users should NOT do when strong anonymity is necessary.Ĭonfuse Anonymity with Pseudonymity 7.4 Use Clearnet and Tor at the Same Time.7.2 Do Use Bridges if Tor is Deemed Dangerous or Suspicious in your Location.6.1 Change Settings if the Consequences are Unknown.5.4 Login to Twitter, Facebook, Google etc.5.3 Login to Social Networks Accounts and Think you are Anonymous.5.2 Login to Banking or Online Payment Accounts.4.4 Visit your Own Website when Anonymous.4.1 Connect to a Server Anonymously and Non-anonymously at the Same Time.3.7 Use Different Online Identities at the Same Time.3.6 Send Sensitive Data without End-to-end Encryption.3.5 Post Sensitive Screenshots or Screen Photographs.3.4 Post Full System Logs or Configuration Files.3 Identities, Personal and System Information.2.2.4 Mode 4: User Non-anonymous Any Recipient.2.2.3 Mode 3: User Non-anonymous and Using Tor Any Recipient.2.2.2 Mode 2: User Knows Recipient Both Use Tor.

2.2.1 Mode 1: Anonymous User Any Recipient.2.1 Confuse Anonymity with Pseudonymity.

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