I wouldn't use the browser bundle. be wary of the browser bundle from Tor ESPECIALLY if you use Windows. This bundle is the subject of special interest by FBI and they are constantly trying to exploit whatever version of Firefox that it uses and was recently successful. If you want to get on Tor you can always do it the easy way by using a router that has Tor embedded in it. I recommend PAPARouter (http:\/\/paparouter.com<\/a>) because it's inexpensive (less than $100.00), allows you to anonymize several devices at once and best of all it has non U.S. exit nodes hard coded into it . Given all the uproar that other countries are having with U.S. spying, making your last Tor relay outside of the U.S. to your target site is great security and using https would be massive protection. <\/p>\n TOR AND HTTPS PAGE https:\/\/www.eff.org\/pages\/tor-and-https<\/a> <\/p>\n FBI exploit using Firefox Bundle http:\/\/arstechnica.com\/security\/2013\/08\/<\/a>... <\/p>\n <\/p>\n View original post here:<\/p>\n TOR Browser: Safe to use 2014? - Yahoo Answers<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" I wouldn't use the browser bundle. be wary of the browser bundle from Tor ESPECIALLY if you use Windows. This bundle is the subject of special interest by FBI and they are constantly trying to exploit whatever version of Firefox that it uses and was recently successful. Continue reading