Deep Web??

[WirelessDesert]

What's wrong with Cheeze Pizza? xD j/k I have the same stance on CP. It just sucks because how are you supposed to advocate a free and open internet without letting the bad in. However it's nice to see some darkweb sites not allow CP on their site. As long as it stays on shit like lolita, Forbidden Fruit, etc. whatever as long as it doesn't hit shit like the Hidden Wiki (which it does under hard candy) CP should only be accessible to the people that want it. I think they should all fucking die, but that's not the way the world works. The second one of those CP/Incest sites go down, another mirror comes right back up. I can almost guarantee there are at least 10 mirrors of lolita going around. Yeah great job Anonymous, you accomplished sooo much taking down lolita for all of .0001 seconds!


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Well, that's life for you.

[EMOKDOOM]

Glad i found this so i wouldn't have to make a new thread.

So last night, while at Target, i decided to grab an 8GB USB drive and put Liberte on it; i knew i wasn't going to go out tonight so decided to lurk le deep web for first time. So get home, format drive, extract to root, run Liberte setup etc. Restart and boot from USB. I know there's easier way but I'm poor and i have shitty internet; proxies take a seriously 5 minutes to load a page.

After lurking Tor Library for a bit i stopped said to myself "This kind of fucking sucks lol". Not the deeb web or Tor Library but what i did in order to get there.

With that said is there any security/anonymity advantages from running liberte from a USB rather then just running a VPN, let's say btguard and Tor? Would this be enough to stay secure? I just like the idea of lurking knowing you hard drive isn't operating and everything your doing is running of volatile memory.

On a side note, i save d a PDF, though i did anyways, but when i loaded my USB from windows it wasn't there. Do live CDs just not let you do that? This might just be me being a noob though i've never touched a Linux based OS in my life up until this.

[lucid]

Glad i found this so i wouldn't have to make a new thread.

So last night, while at Target, i decided to grab an 8GB USB drive and put Liberte on it; i knew i wasn't going to go out tonight so decided to lurk le deep web for first time. So get home, format drive, extract to root, run Liberte setup etc. Restart and boot from USB. I know there's easier way but I'm poor and i have shitty internet; proxies take a seriously 5 minutes to load a page.

After lurking Tor Library for a bit i stopped said to myself "This kind of fucking sucks lol". Not the deeb web or Tor Library but what i did in order to get there.

With that said is there any security/anonymity advantages from running liberte from a USB rather then just running a VPN, let's say btguard and Tor? Would this be enough to stay secure? I just like the idea of lurking knowing you hard drive isn't operating and everything your doing is running of volatile memory.

On a side note, i save d a PDF, though i did anyways, but when i loaded my USB from windows it wasn't there. Do live CDs just not let you do that? This might just be me being a noob though i've never touched a Linux based OS in my life up until this.

Unless you specifically set up persistence on the USB when installing the OS on it you won't be able to save anything at all. Every time you boot it up it will be like a fresh install. That's the security benefit of using a liveUSB. No traces are left on it when you are done with it.

[EMOKDOOM]

Unless you specifically set up persistence on the USB when installing the OS on it you won't be able to save anything at all. Every time you boot it up it will be like a fresh install. That's the security benefit of using a liveUSB. No traces are left on it when you are done with it.

Thanks.
Is it possible to save by putting in another USB into another port? Not the one I'm booting from i mean.

 think i might buy a smaller one and switch it over. 8GB is too much for just having the Liberte files on it.

[Snayler]

Thanks.
Is it possible to save by putting in another USB into another port? Not the one I'm booting from i mean.

Yes, files can be saved in a secondary USB drive. Or even on the computer's HDD, if you mount it.