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<blockquote data-quote="Core" data-source="post: 395287" data-attributes="member: 72270">Your research is completely wrong, tor doesn't use proxies it splits the data which you sends across countless routers, with no meta data of the original location. So in return the exit node has no idea of the original senders data. Tor simply relies on multiple layers of encryption - whereas with a proxy the client will communicate directly to the given server.In this case, it's the DDoS Protected server which will filter the request before sending it on to the server. In return only sending clean traffic to the users server as the proxy servers firewall would of disposed of most of the malicious traffic.As for the FBI obtaining access to servers behind a proxy server, it's not hard... Obtain a warrant to a ground, look at server logs and see what outgoing traffic from client -&gt; proxy -&gt; server is happening. Or simply hack the server if it's on a remote network... What do you think they do in the likes of the NSA? Mostly security analysis...As for a ping, it's only going to show you the IP address of the server (in the case of a reverse proxy, which is what this is...).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Core, post: 395287, member: 72270"] Your research is completely wrong, tor doesn't use proxies it splits the data which you sends across countless routers, with no meta data of the original location. So in return the exit node has no idea of the original senders data. Tor simply relies on multiple layers of encryption - whereas with a proxy the client will communicate directly to the given server. In this case, it's the DDoS Protected server which will filter the request before sending it on to the server. In return only sending clean traffic to the users server as the proxy servers firewall would of disposed of most of the malicious traffic. As for the FBI obtaining access to servers behind a proxy server, it's not hard... Obtain a warrant to a ground, look at server logs and see what outgoing traffic from client -> proxy -> server is happening. Or simply hack the server if it's on a remote network... What do you think they do in the likes of the NSA? Mostly security analysis... As for a ping, it's only going to show you the IP address of the server (in the case of a reverse proxy, which is what this is...). [/QUOTE]

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