Is complete anonymity possible when using a proxy?

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andrewsys2019-12-25 00:22:17

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andrewsys, 2019-12-25 00:22:17

Hello, friends. I had such a question, is it possible to make a completely anonymous proxy server so that it is not logged anywhere who uses it and it is impossible to track a person if someone gets on the machine

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SEOD, 2019-12-25
@SEOVirus

Well, how can this be possible? Going online, you are already leaving a trace in the centralized chain of inputs. This is the principle of the network. And then you can track the chain of connection nodes.

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CityCat4, 2019-12-25
@CityCat4

Any task begins with determining the category of the intruder. Who are you going to protect yourself from? Wife, friend, neighbor, admin, provider, state? Everyone's abilities are different and the answer to the question will be different.
Complete anonymity is impossible in principle - well, if only the computer is cut off from the network and put it into a tightly sealed and grounded iron box :)
What does "get on the car" mean? Climb on the hood and jump? If we say "people in gray" have already come to you - no anonymity will save you - a soldering iron in #op is the most unpleasant thing ...

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Markus Saar, 2019-12-25
@markus_saar

It is better to start with a basic level and ask yourself the following questions.
You can answer them simply to yourself and solve the problem, or write in a comment to my post.

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Saboteur, 2019-12-25
@saboteur_kiev

How much money are you willing to spend on it?

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Karpion, 2019-12-25
@Karpion

There is no absolutely reliable way to avoid tracking. However, there are ways that make tracking extremely labor intensive.
At the same time, those who want to avoid tracking very often burn on trifles. Those. protection from surveillance is labor-intensive and requires high qualifications.
Well, the question is what resources the one who conducts surveillance initially has. if this is an ANB type office, and all channels along the path from the client to the server are subordinate to this office (the providers of the USA and their satellites are subordinate to the NSA), then it is much easier to track.
Disable logging - you can on any server. Unfortunately, very often the work of the computer leaves traces somewhere else. Ideally, you need to boot from ReadOnly media and reboot regularly to reset the contents of the RAM.
What does it mean to "get on the car"? Does the owner approve of this business, or will help keep track?
Let's start with the fact that one proxy is not reliable. You need to have a chain of proxies in different jurisdictions. In general, TOR provides quite residual reliability with its huge number of proxies and long chains of connections.