Hacking / Opsec

Reaching tforum securely?

Started by DeJi · Jul 25, 2026

#353
Hey guys, as you know tforum is shadow banning all accounts
trying to use their shitty platform with tor. Even if you browse with
their onion - they still flag you and shadow ban you.

Do you guys have secure way of using it these days? I tried connecting
to mullvad from inside whonix workstation - but it seems this doesn't
work as i couldn't connect to mullvad or any vpn that i tried. Maybe if I
add proxy as final hop after the tor circuit from about:config and
network.proxy.socks and port? Will it go your IP -> Tor connection
-> Proxy IP -> tforum ? I really need to bypass their shitty
tforum protection and be able to use the platform securely. Any advices
are appreciated.
#354
↳ Replying to @DeJi
u scared to look at trans porn with ur real acc on ur phone lol?
#355
↳ Replying to @DeJi
All of things you mentioned have one problem in common.

That problem is: IP reputation.

The best way to archive this while preserving anonymity is the following:

- Whonix / Tails

- Firefox

- Using residential proxies inside Firefox

Please note that most residential proxy providers charge per GB of outbound traffic.

Considering the fact that tforums frontend is notoriously heavy and
loads a few mb of uncached assets on each request, things could get
expensive really fast.
#356
↳ Replying to @DeJi
The proxy idea is good in theory.

tforum blocks known Tor exit node IPs. Adding a VPN or proxy after Tor
makes tforum see the proxy IP instead of the Tor exit node.

This might not solve your issue, however.

Firstly, the proxy IP could still get flagged and shadow banned. Residential proxies solve this problem.

Secondly, tforum could fingerprint Tor browser too and shadow ban you for that. Spoofing your browser is your best bet here.
#357
↳ Replying to @DeJi
Best solution is to use an rdp , plenty vendors selling rdp at drughub , nexus or darkmatter market
#358
↳ Replying to @OceanMarketSupport
Mysterium vpn has quite a few residential IP's in their Plus plan.

They are not limited either and you can buy them with crypto
#360
↳ Replying to @OceanMarketSupport
Thank you for the answer.

Do you mean to install firefox inside Whonix-Workstation and run proxy
with it? Why not run a proxy in the regular browser that is supported in
Whonix?