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              L-5365, Munsbach<br>

              Luxembourg, Europe, Earth<br>

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    <h2>Abuse</h2>

    <p>For further details about abuse handling, have a look over <a href="./abuse.html">here</a>.</p>

    <p>The setup behind the Tor Onion Netork is easy once you've understood how it works. Below you can see a picture of what a conection to any point in the 

       Internet may look like through Tor.</p>

    <p><img src="{{ url_for('static', filename='images/Tor-onion-network.png') }}"></p>

    <h2>Entry Nodes</h2>

    <h2>Middle Nodes</h2>

    <p>A middle node (Tor Relay) passes on the traffic within the Tor network to the next relay station and eventually to an exit node.</p>

    <h2>Exit Nodes</h2>

    <p>An exit node (Tor Exit Node) is the last part of the chain for a users traffic. Here it's going to be passed on to the destionation the user has choosen (i.e. htt://ixquick.com/).

    <p>To accomplish our objectives, we need to get more exit nodes online. In order to do this, we focus to spent our gains right to the setup of exit nodes.</p>

	  <h2>Mirrors</h2>

    <p>We are an official mirror of the <a href="https://torproject.lu/" target="_blank">Tor Project</a> and <a href="https://tails.boum.org/" target="_blank">Tails</a> - a live operating system to protect your privacy with the help of anonymity and encryption - website.</p>

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