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One thing that's very, very useful when you're an ethical hacker and you want to maintain your privacy

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or if you just like, if you're someone that just, you know, wants to remain anonymous on the web

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for whatever reason, there are a lot of people that are actually very paranoid about this kind of stuff.

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You know, like maybe somebody's watching, maybe the government is watching, maybe they are all.

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So you don't necessarily want them to know, you know, what you're exactly doing.

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That doesn't mean that you're doing bad things.

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You just want to maintain your privacy.

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Which is it?

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Right.

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So the Tor browser is a Web browser that allows users to browse the web while preventing surveillance

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and tracking.

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Now, this is achieved by rerouting all of your requests through three other nodes, which are just

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other computers in the Tor ecosystem.

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And you prewash use them as proxies.

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Think of it this way.

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So traffic is coming from your peers, from your router, and it's going out to the Web, but it's going

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through three other computers.

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And each time, you know, it's encrypted, each time it goes through another computer.

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So no one, no one is going to be able to decrypt this traffic.

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And then, number two, you're going to have a different identity when you're on the Web.

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This is very, very useful.

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And you're going to see that, you know, your security and privacy improves drastically, you know,

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if you were to use the term browser.

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So if you want to download this on our virtual machine, we could just do a simple get install TOR and

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then toward browser launcher and we can go ahead and try that out and see if we can get Tor on our copy

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machine.

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OK, guys, so we're back at our calling machine.

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So what we need to do really quickly before we can install TOR is actually update the repositories that

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are callisthenics, machines actually pulling updates and install requests from.

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So what we're going to do is we slash ATC, slash ABC slash sources list and you're going to want to

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add this line right here.

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So pause the video and type this line exactly as you see it right here inside of this file.

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And then you're going to want to do it right quitte.

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Or just a quit go for me, didn't anything, and then now if you do a pseudo Apte Dash gets update,

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it should actually be able to all you know, from the repository, you know, all the different files

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that it needs.

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And then this if this works right here, you should be able to update, you know, all the things on

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Linux, but you should also be able to go through and actually do the ABG command to install TOR so

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you can go ahead of did your system, if you like to.

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If you do have an issue and it actually isn't finding tor still another command that may help you may

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or may not have to do this.

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So the ABC dash key space ATV space that says key server is KP calling for this for as long as he's

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G and you p g dot net and then just put dash dash i c v dash.

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He's inner is going to ask you this command and this is just going to go through and allow us to be

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able to actually pull, you know, fondness for pastoralist's.

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If you're having an issue, a may or you may or may not have to do that one.

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So after that, you've got an to update and see if it works.

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And if it did, you're going to be good to go.

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So what we can do now is pseudo Apte Dash Daggett's install Tor and then we're going to do Tor browser

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dash launcher and now it's going to pull from online.

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Ask if we want to continue.

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Yes.

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So now you type in capital y enter and now it's going to go through and actually download Tor from us.

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And then once that, once that's done we're going to be able to, you know, go ahead and launch tours.

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And once this is done, we're going to check back in.

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I'm going to teach you guys how to launch it.

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OK guys, so we have to install my install finished.

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So now let's go ahead and use the Tor browser launcher, the launcher.

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And what is it going to do since is the first time you're doing it has to download some files that go

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ahead and get you set up.

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But once this is done, it's going to open up the Tor browser for us.

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So let's just give it a minute.

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It's installed in the application.

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OK, so once it's installed Tor browser launch, so as you can see, it opened up this window by itself.

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So are you going to want to do is if you want to configure some settings, you can, but you say connect

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and then it's connecting this to the torch relay and it's going to encrypt all of our communications

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online and routing through all the different nodes that have said that.

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I explained before and we're pretty much good to go.

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You'll be browsing anonymously, not anonymously through Tor.

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It may be a little bit slower than you know if you're browsing in just a regular browser.

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That's just because of all the, you know, extra encryption and traveling that our data has to do when

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we're using TOR.

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But it's definitely worth the privacy.