IP Leak Testing: How to Verify Your Anonymity Setup Works
A practical guide to confirming your Tor, proxy, or VPN configuration is not leaking your real IP address.
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Field notes and release context. No RSS feed, no comments — minimal attack surface.
How Web Proxies Work: The Technology Behind /browse
A technical breakdown of how the KillNode server-side proxy routes your requests and why it bypasses local network restrictions.
Read →v1.0.1 Alpha: Web Proxy Browser, Blog Sync Fix, and UI Polish
KillNode v1.0.1 Alpha ships a built-in web proxy browser accessible directly from the website — no installation, no configuration.
Read →SOCKS5 vs HTTP Proxies: Choosing the Right Protocol
KillNode exposes both. Here is when to use each one and what the differences actually mean.
Read →Five Operational Security Mistakes That Expose You
Technical tools do not compensate for procedural failures. Here are the most common ways anonymity breaks.
Read →The Dead-Man Switch: Automated Network Severance
How KillNode's dead-man timer works and when you should enable it.
Read →Pluggable Transports: Defeating Deep Packet Inspection with obfs4
How obfs4 and lyrebird hide your Tor traffic from ISPs and national firewalls.
Read →Understanding Tor: Circuits, Guards, and Exit Nodes
How Tor actually routes your traffic — and what KillNode does to manage it.
Read →v0.2.0: Focus Refactor — Three-Pillar Architecture
We stripped KillNode back to three core pillars: Tor Orchestration, Proxy Mesh, and Neural Killswitch. Here is what changed and why.
Read →Operational Security Baseline
A short checklist before you enable Ghost Mode or the neural killswitch.
Read →Welcome to KillNode
Privacy-first tooling with a sharp edge — what KillNode is and why it exists.
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