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In the previous section we learned how your Internet service provider or your network admin could block
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you from access and tour.
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We also learned that we can use TOR Bridges or plug local transports to bypass this and access detour
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network.
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You might also want to use TOR Bridges or plug cable transports.
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Even if you're not being blocked from using tour if you just want to hide the fact that you are using
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Tor because as I mentioned previously when you use Tor your Internet service provider or your network
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admin or anyone who is intercepting connections they'll be able to know that you're using Tor they won't
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see the Web sites that you're accessing but they will be able to know that you're using the term network.
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Therefore if this is a problem if this is something that you want to hide then you might want to use
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TOR Bridges or plug all transports now in the previous section I showed you how to do this.
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If you're using the Tor browser but right now we're not using Twitter browser anymore we're using tables.
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And like I said tables is configured to rout all traffic through the Tor network.
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Not only browsing traffic.
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Therefore if you want to use applicable transport or a bridge you need to configure the whole distribution
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to route all traffic through this plug transport or through this bridge.
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So in this lecture I'm not going to talk a lot about how bridges work and how they allow us to bypass
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censorship and use Tor even if it's blocked.
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I covered this in details previously so if you don't remember that please go back and revise that lecture.
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What I will cover here though is how to configure Thales to use bridges or plug all transports.
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So right now I have tails.
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Beautiful right here.
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And as you can see I am able to connect to the tower network so I already went to check the Tor Project
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dot org and everything.
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As you can see is working as expected.
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We can also see here that The Onion icon does not have an X so it means that I'm properly connected
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to the tower network and if I click on this to open the tower circuits you'll see you will get information
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about the Tor circuits right here.
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So everything is working as expected but if this did not work for you.
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So if after loading tables and after connecting to a network you are still not able to connect to the
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TOR network.
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If you get an error if the onion here has an X then it is possible that your network administrator or
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your Internet service provider is preventing you from accessing Tor or if you just want to hide the
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fact that you're using Tor then we can configure Thales to use applicable transport or a bridge to do
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this we'll first need to restart the distribution because we already booted and we need to actually
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tell it that I want to use a plug all transport as soon as it starts so here at this welcome message
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you want to click on the plus here under the additional settings and we want to click on the network
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connection and I'm going to choose the second option in here configure a tower bridge or a local proxy.
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I'm going to click on add and then I will start tells so give it its time to load up the operating system
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and once it slows it'll show you this window right here which you can use to configure Thales to connect
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to the third network using a bridge or a proxy.
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Now if you notice here on the top right you can see there is an X beside the onion meaning that we're
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still not connected to the TOR network.
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And if I go ahead now and run my browser I won't even be able to access the internet so I'm offline
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right now so I'm going to click on configure to configure the network settings and I'm going to check
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this option in here tor is censored in my country and then I'm going to paste the bridges or the plug
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all transports that I have in here.
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Now I covered multiple methods on how you can get bridges and plug all transports use in emails or use
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in different domains so I'm not going to cover that here if you don't remember how to get them.
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Please go back and revise that lecture in the previous section.
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Right now I actually have my plug up of transport that I want to use on a USB stick so I'm going to
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connect that to Tales and this will also be a good example for you to see how you can interact with
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the file system.
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So I'm just gonna go to my home directory just to open the file browser and we can see my removable
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this right here.
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I'm going to click it and I have my bridges in here and this text file which is dirty.
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As usual double click to open a normal text file it'll open in the default text editor.
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I'm going to select everything and copy it and then I'm gonna go back to my configuration window and
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paste it here so now we're done.
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And all I have to do is click on Kinect 2 Kinect using this plug about transport.
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Just a quick option that I want to highlight in here as well is the proxy option.
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You can take this box if you want to use a proxy.
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But right now all I want to do is just use this plug all transport which I already pasted.
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So I'm just going to click on Kinect to use it and right now Thales is going to reconfigure my network
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settings so that all traffic within this operating system gets routed through this bridge through this
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plug all transport and then through the Tor network.
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And as you can see right now it's telling me that Tor is ready.
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And now we are connected to the Internet through this bridge and through this plug all transport again
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you can see the x has disappeared here from the Onion.
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Which means that I am connected.
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And just to verify this I'm going to launch the Utah browser from applications and we're going to go
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to check the Tor Project dot org and perfect as you can see it's telling us that we are using detour
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network and our IP appears to be this IP right here.
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So everything is configured properly and we have Internet access through the Tor network and through
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this plug of all transport as I mentioned this can be very helpful if your internet service provider
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or your admin is preventing you from accessing detour network or if you don't want anyone to know that
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your access in detail or network if you want to hide the fact that you are using the Tor network.
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