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by dogma1138
2881 days ago
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You can proxy DNS requests through SOCKS proxies and trough normal ones but it’s not common or at least airtight (e.g. a none http/https resource request can bypass proxy even in Chrome, addons, flash and other system calls also may be used to reveal the original IP), and proxies do not preserve HTTPS without being able to MITM it, if you want to anonymize something use TOR at least non-state actors likely can’t trace the source of the request since no one is operating enough nodes and has the capability to run timing analysis on the entire network. If you have something that is sensitive enough to require anonymity you do not want to disclose it to another party. Proxies are also finicky my honeypot tries DNS resolving via multiple vectors including applets, flash and more recently the dns.resolve API Firefox implemented with 60 onwards.
I also return an SSL cert and use OCSP and CRL resolutions to try and get the actual IP address. Overall proxies and OpenVPN provides are unasked in about 50% of the cases TOR in the high single digits and im not doing anything super sophisticated. You can ofc go beyond that and fingerprint the browser, use zero days or abuse headless browsers or other frameworks but I’m not that bored yet. |
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This is simply not true in the slightest.