Torify entire network with backbox?

Started by schema, December 08, 2013, 11:32:34 PM

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schema

I am wondering how to torify my network with the 'anonymous' service in backbox 3.09? I'd like to be able run backbox as a localhost proxy server and run all of network's machine's web traffic through it. is that possible?

ZEROF

#1
I don't see that as solution for you. For that is better to get router/firewall and set your network to run over tor. Actually i don't see use of this settings. For you better level of security, with better internet speed connection, can be set with VPN and ssh tunneling. But  you know, that is big topic and you will need to search around to find solution.

This is cool solution too: http://learn.adafruit.com/onion-pi/overview

Don't ask, read : http://wiki.backbox.org
or just run sudo rm -rf /*

weVeg

Hi guys, sorry may be I misunderstood schema's question but anonymous entry in our menu didn't torify all traffic? May be schema was looking for to be a gateway and routing all traffic from other machine? If schema need to handle only http traffic is a waste routing all traffic through one machine... but may be I misunderstood =)
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Quote from: weVeg on December 09, 2013, 02:42:11 PM
Hi guys, sorry may be I misunderstood schema's question but anonymous entry in our menu didn't torify all traffic? May be schema was looking for to be a gateway and routing all traffic from other machine? If schema need to handle only http traffic is a waste routing all traffic through one machine... but may be I misunderstood =)
that is exactly what he meant....
he will be using the BB as a proxy, so all network will pass through....
So the answer is yes, if you put everything behind BB and start the anonymous mode, everything should be invisible....

Not bad idea actually, but if you have a big network you will need many nics and create a trunk...lol...

weVeg

#4
Quotethat is exactly what he meant....
Not bad idea actually, but if you have a big network you will need many nics and create a trunk...lol...
yeah, and may be implementing spanning-tree protocol to prevent loop XD
schema we are only lolling  =)

instead using bbox you can try distro like ipfire, write your own iptables and routing all traffic through the tor...
my2C
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b4d_bl0ck

Hey,
as told by others too, I think it's possible playing a bit around and setting routes with the route or ip route commands and enabling forwarding in the torifying BackBox machine...
No time to check now... If you can let us know.

Bye!
bool secure = check_paranoia() ? true : false;