Torifier routes internet traffic through the Tor network for online anonymity and censorship circumvention, hiding your IP address
Torifier is an open source application developed by Australia's Navy that routes internet traffic through the Tor network to provide online anonymity and circumvention of network censorship. It works by forcing all TCP traffic on the computer to be routed through the Tor network, which encrypts and bounces communications through a series of Tor relays to hide the user's IP address and location.
Key features of Torifier include:
Torifier is often used by journalists, activists, and those seeking privacy and security online to communicate anonymously and evade government censorship. The routing through multiple Tor nodes provides better privacy than proxy servers. However, Torifier can slow down internet speeds due to the indirect routing. It is developed and managed as a community project by open source advocates focused on internet freedom and privacy.
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