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Tagged: Anonymity
Hello,
How do I protect my IP so it can’t be traced back to my lab when hacking. Does the Anonymity course cover that too?
Thanks
Hi Akabueze!
There’s no way that anyone can track your local ip inside VirtualBox, you don’t have to worry about it.
The course in the other hand show how to improve your privacy and anonymity, It’s a good one!
Hope it helps!
Diego
Ok. But how about my public IP (the one I get when I search what is my IP on google) that is powering my virtual Machine? Since I have to use my public IP to build backdoors when targeting computers outside my network, is that not traceable too?
Hi!
Just delete the port forwarding rules in your router and you’ll be safe.
Home routers doesn’t have open services exposed to interne, unless you opend it like the port forwarding.
Hope it helps!
Diego
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