If you often surf the Internet, you must have come across sites that when you go to which you notice the message "Access to the Internet resource you requested is limited." If this is a random site that was suggested to you on a forum to explore new program, then you close it without regret and forget about it. But there are other situations as well. For example, you downloaded an antivirus, but you need keys to activate it, and the site with the keys is blocked. In this case, you will need access to the site. We will discuss how to bypass the blocking later in the article.

In fact, there are a lot of blocked sites by government agencies. Some of the most popular sites that have been blocked over the past few years are Kasparov.ru, Grani.ru RuTracker, etc. character. If you have a website or want to check any website for blocking, visit the Roskomnadzor page http://blocklist.rkn.gov.ru/. Enter address home page site in an empty line, enter the captcha and click "Search".

Roskomnadzor logo

Other state bodies may also influence the site ban. For example, GosNarkoControl previously dealt with sites containing materials promoting drugs. The Federal Tax Service may take part in the decision to block Internet casinos and other prohibited similar resources.

We bypass the ban "Access to the Internet resource you requested is limited"

Despite the fact that sites are banned by government services, there are quite a few ways to get around the block "Access to the resource you requested is restricted." Let's consider in more detail how to visit a blocked site through a computer.

How to bypass website blocking on phone

Users access the Internet more often from phones and tablets, so for these devices there are also options for bypassing site blocking. Let's consider them in more detail.

1. The Browsec app currently only exists for iOS devices.
2. ZenMate can be used by anyone with an Android mobile device. You can download it in the Play Market.
3. The NordVPN app is available to everyone mobile platforms.
4. By visiting the Openrunet.org website and using the service, you can also bypass the blocking of any site, and not only in Russia.
5. Special browsers Onion, Fuffin, Orbot will also help to solve the problem with the block.

How to open a blocked site in the MTS network

First of all, official information service providers follow instructions to block sites, such as mobile operators. Therefore, those who use the Internet from MTS are extremely interested in ways to bypass the block to prohibited sites "Access to the resource you requested is limited." For all MTS subscribers, all the methods described above in the article are suitable.

An excellent choice for users of all devices is the Tor browser. It allows you to use new data encryption technologies, as well as a special anonymous network consisting of VPN tunnels that are capable of transmitting information in a secure manner. A universal way to gain access to sites, when visiting which the message “Access to the requested resource is limited”, is to change the country of residence.

We have been accustomed to using many sites during the existence of the Internet in Russia, but many of them provide content that is subject to copyright. Roskomnadzor regularly restricts access to such sites, and Rostelecom is also forced to block access to users. In this article, we will look at how to bypass the blocking of sites by Rostelecom and continue to use your favorite sites.

Let's first look at the main reasons why Rostelecom blocks access to sites:

1. providing access to content that is limited by copyright (in other words, pirated content)
2. dissemination of information about narcotic substances and the content of instructions for their manufacture
3. the content of calls for terrorism and extremism
4. content of information that offends the feelings of believers
5. pornographic information content

Bypass website blocking with a plugin

by the most in a simple way to bypass the blocking of the site is to install a special plug-in for the browser. It is called friGate and the plugin exists for all popular browsers. To install it, you need to go to the download page:

Install the plug-in for your browser and close it. After that, launch the browser again and the plugin will be activated. To disable it (for the time being there is no need to enable it) click on the icon on the browser bar and select “disable friGate”. The essence of the work of this plugin is that you get to the site not through your ip address, but through the ip address of the proxy server of another country and blocking is not enabled, since it only applies to users' ip addresses Russian Federation. Try to enable this plugin only for visiting blocked sites, and in other cases, disable it.

Of the minuses of this method, a decrease can be distinguished. You can open websites without visible changes, but watching online video with the plug-in enabled will already be problematic.

How to bypass website blocking by Rostelecom using a browser

Another way to bypass the blocking of Rostelecom is to install a special browser called "Tor".

• Download the browser from the official website of the developers
• install it on your computer
• run and configure
• you can open any sites bypassing the blocking of Rostelecom

There are other ways to bypass the blocking of Rostelecom, but they imply that users have specific knowledge technical plan, so we will not dwell on them within the framework of this article, but you can look for a workaround solution yourself using software solution I2P.

Let's be honest: for many of us, our work computer is a small island of a home away from home. This is probably only fair, given that our home computer is often an out-of-office branch of the office. Therefore, in between writing reports and thinking about spreadsheets with calculations, we use our work computers for our personal lives. We shop for birthday groceries, watch funny YouTube videos, and chat with friends via ICQ or email.

And very often some things are easier to do with consumer technology than with often awkward enterprise technology - compare at least Gmail with a corporate mailbox.

In this regard, one problem arises: our employers are unhappy with our behavior in the workplace. Partly because they want us to work in the workplace. And partly they're afraid that what we're doing jeopardizes internal networks companies. So they are asking the IT department to stop us from dragging our personal lives from home to work.

What, the end of the story? Well no, not so fast. To find out if it's possible to get around the IT department's restrictions, we turned to network resource experts for advice. Namely, we asked them to find the top 10 secrets that people from the IT department hide from us. For example, how to enter a blocked site and not leave traces, or how to chat in real time without downloading a prohibited program for this.

However, to be fair, we also turned to security experts to find out what we are risking by making these detours.

For tips on hacking, we turned to Gina Trapani, editor of Lifehacker.com, an online productivity guide, Leon Ho, editor of fellow blog Lifehack.org, and Mark Frauenfelder, founder of BoingBoing.net blog and editor of Make technology advice magazine. in a do-it-yourself format.

To assess the risks, we spoke to three experts who make a living helping IT departments write rules and track down attackers who try to break them. This is John Pironti, chief strategist for information threats consulting firm from Amsterdam Getronics, specialist in information security Mark Lobel of PricewaterhouseCoopers; and Craig Schmugar, a threat specialist from security software company McAfee.

So, here are 10 secrets your IT department is hiding from you and the dangers associated with them, as well as tips on how to protect yourself and not lose your job when you put them into practice.

1. How to send giant files

Problem: We all need to send from time to time large files, ranging from presentation slides to vacation photos. But if you're sending something heavier than a few megabytes, you risk getting a message that you've exceeded your company's limit.

Companies may limit the amount of data their employees can send via email for one simple reason: they want to avoid server overload that will slow them down. And asking management to increase your upload limit can be a tedious process.

Detour maneuver: Take advantage of online services like YouSendIt, SendThisFile, or DropSend that allow you to send large files for free - sometimes up to several gigabits. To use their services, you usually need to register by providing personal information such as your name and email address. You can then enter the recipient's email address and a message for him or her, and the site will guide you through downloading the file. In most cases, a link is sent to the recipient's address, following which he can download the file.

Risk A: Because these service sites send your files over the Internet, they are outside the control of the company. This makes it easier for cunning hackers who can intercept these files along the way.

How to protect yourself A: Some of these sites have a better reputation than others. For example, YouSendIt - new company run by the former head of Adobe Systems and funded by well-known venture capital firms. Other such sites offer little information about themselves and are therefore more likely to create a security hole than hackers can use to steal your information.

If the owners of the site are not obvious, there are other benchmarks by which to evaluate it. Look for security icons - in Internet Explorer such an icon looks like a small padlock at the bottom of the screen - which means that this site uses a coding system to protect the confidentiality of information from visitors.

2. How to use software, which your company does not allow you to download

Problem: Many companies require employees to obtain permission from the IT department before downloading software. However, this can be problematic if you want to download a program that the IT guys have blacklisted.

Detour maneuver: There are two easy ways to solve this problem: find an alternative to this program on the Internet, or bring the program on external media.

The first way is easier. Let's say your company doesn't allow you to download the popular real-time chat program AOL Instant Messenger. You can still communicate with your friends and colleagues using the online version of the program called AIM Express (AIM.com/aimexpress.adp ). In addition, Google has a real-time communication service, Google Talk, available at Google.com/talk. Programs such as music players and video games also have their own Internet versions - usually they are somewhat curtailed compared to the original programs.

The second approach to solving the problem is more complicated, but with its help you get access to the same program on your computer. All three of our experts named Rare Ideas LLC (RareIdeas.com ), which offers free versions popular programs, such as Firefox and OpenOffice. You can download programs from portable devices, for example, to an iPod or to a "flash drive", through the Portable Apps service (PortableApps.com). After that, you connect this device to your work computer, and you're done. (Yes, if your company prohibits the use of external devices count yourself out of luck.)

Risk: The use of online services may create excessive load for company resources. And programs on external media pose a security risk. IT people like to keep the software used by employees under control so that if a virus or other problem occurs, they can easily fix everything. If you bring programs with you, the degree of control over them is reduced.

Another thing to keep in mind is that some less reliable programs, especially file sharing programs, can be loaded with spyware.

How to protect yourself: If you're bringing the program on external media, says Lobel, at least change the settings. antivirus program on your work computer to scan your device for potential threats. This is easy to do by going to the "settings" or "options" menu. Similarly, if you use file sharing services, set them up so that others can't access your files, either through "settings" or "options".

3. How to access sites blocked by your company

Problem: Companies often block their employees from accessing certain sites - from the really obscene (porn sites) and probably not the most respectable (gambling sites) to the practically innocent (e-mail sites).

Detour maneuver: Even if your company prevents you from accessing these sites by typing their address in the top line, you can still sometimes sneak around to them. You go to a site called "proxy" and type in the search bar the Internet address you need. Then the proxy site goes to the site you want and gives you its image - so you can see it without going to it directly. For example, Proxy.org serves over 4 thousand proxy sites.

Another way to achieve the same result is suggested by Frauenfelder and Trapani: use Google translator, asking him to translate the name of the site from English to English. Just enter the following text: "Google.com/translate?langpair=en|en&u=www.blockedsite.com", replacing "blockedsite.com" with the URL of the site you want. Google actually acts as a proxy server, finding a mirror site for you.

Risk: If you use a proxy site to view mail or YouTube videos, the main danger is that you will be caught by your superiors. But there are more serious security threats as well. Sometimes the bad guys who thrive on the Internet buy site addresses that are one or two letters different from popular sites and use them to infect visitors' computers with viruses, Loubel warns. Often companies block these sites as well - but if you use a proxy, you will be defenseless against them.

How to protect yourself: Don't make it a habit to use proxy sites. Use this method only to access certain sites that your company has closed for productivity purposes, such as YouTube. And be careful with spelling.

4. How to cover your tracks on a corporate laptop

Problem: If you're using a company-owned laptop to work from home, it's highly likely that you're using it for personal purposes: organizing a family vacation, buying books to read on the beach, compiling photo albums online, and so on. Many companies reserve the right to monitor everything you do on this computer because it is technically the property of the company. What happens if...uh...your friend accidentally wanders into a porn site or searches the Internet for a cure for some embarrassing disease?

Detour maneuver: Latest Versions Internet browsers Explorer and Firefox let you cover your tracks. In IE7 select Tools then Delete Browsing History. Here you can either delete your entire browsing history by selecting Delete All, or select a few links that you want to delete. In Firefox, just press Ctrl-Shift-Del or click on Clear Private Data from the Tools menu.

Risk: Even if you clean up your history, free internet surfing still puts you at risk. You can unintentionally pick up spyware on some dubious site or create legal problems for the boss with your behavior. If you get caught, at best, you face an awkward situation, and at worst, you risk losing your job.

How to protect yourself: Clean up your personal data as often as possible. Even better, don't use your work computer for anything you don't want your boss to know about.

5. How to find work papers from home

Problem: You finish your work late in the evening or on weekends - but the document you need is left on the office computer.

Detour maneuver: Google, Microsoft, Yahoo, and IAC/InterActiveCorp offer software for quickly finding documents on your desktop. In addition, some of them allow one computer to search for documents saved on the desktop of another. How it works? The search engine company stores copies of your documents on its server. This way it can scan these copies when you do a remote search.

To use Google software - one of the most popular - you need to do the following steps. First, set up a Google account on both machines by visiting Google.com/accounts. (Be sure to use the same account on both computers.)

Then go to Desktop.Google.com and download the desktop search software. Once it's installed, again on both machines, click on Desktop Preferences, then on Google Account Features. Check the box next to Search Across Computers. From now on, all documents you open on both computers are copied to Google servers, which will allow you to find them from both computers.

Risk: Specialists in corporate technologies imagine a catastrophic scenario: you have stored extremely sensitive financial information on your work computer. Installed a program to access these files from your personal laptop. And then the laptop was lost. Ah ah ah.

In addition, experts found Google program to search computers for vulnerabilities that could allow hackers to force a user to grant them access to files, says McAfee's Schmugar. (Those problem areas have since been fixed, but there may be others, he says.)

How to protect yourself: If there are files on your work computer that should not be made public under any circumstances, ask system administrator from IT to help you install Google Desktop in a way that avoids leaks.

6. How to store work files online

Problem: In addition to desktop search, most people who often have to work from home have found their own solution. They store work files on portable devices or on the company's network, from where they can then pick them up remotely. But portable devices can be too bulky, and communication with a work network can be slow and unreliable.

Detour maneuver: Use online storage services such as Box.net, Streamload, or AOL's own Xdrive. Most of them offer free service storage of information from one to five gigabytes, and for a package with additional space they take a few dollars a month. Another guerrilla method is to send yourself these files to a personal email, such as Gmail or Hotmail.

Risk: Bad guys can steal your password for one of these sites and get copies of your company's classified material.

How to protect yourself: When you're about to store a file on the Internet, ask yourself what would happen if it were made public or in the hands of the CEO of your main competitor. If nothing bad happens, then continue.

Problem: Many companies have the ability to track employee emails at work and other email addresses, as well as ICQ communications.

Detour maneuver: When you send emails from your personal e-mail box or from work mail, you can encode them so that only the recipient can read them. IN Microsoft Outlook click on Tools, then Options and select the line Security.

Here you can enter a password, and no one will be able to open the letter without knowing this password. (The people to whom these letters are intended, of course, you must provide this password in advance.)

For personal correspondence using postal services on the Internet, use Frauenfelder's advice. When you check your mail, add an s after "http" in the address bar of your mail site - for example, https://www.Gmail.com . This way you will start a secure session and no one will be able to track your emails. However, not all web services support this.

To encode your conversations in real time, use Cerulean Studios' Trillian service, which allows you to work with AOL Instant Messenger, Yahoo Messenger and other real-time chat programs and helps you encode your conversations so that no one else can read them.

Risk: The main reason companies track employee emails is to catch those who send confidential information. By using all of the above tricks, you can create false alarms and make it harder for IT staff to deal with a real threat.

How to protect yourself: Use the described methods only from time to time, and do not use them by default.

8. How to get remote access to work email if your company doesn't want to go broke on the PDA

Problem: Anyone who does not have a PDA knows this feeling: you went to a restaurant for lunch or a beer after work, and everyone reached into their pockets for their PDA, and only you, alone, have to shake a glass in your hand.

Detour maneuver: You, too, can keep in touch with your work email using a variety of mobile devices. Just set up your work email so that emails are forwarded to your personal email address.

In Microsoft Outlook, you can do this by clicking on right button mouse click when working with any letter, selecting "Create a rule" and asking you to forward all letters to another address. Then set up your mobile phone so you can use it to check your email by following the instructions from your ISP (that's the company that sends you your phone bills).

Risk: Now hackers can hack not only your computer, but also your phone.

How to protect yourself: There is a "correct" way to access work mail using various personal mobile devices by taking the password and other information from the IT department.

9. How to access personal mail from a work PDA

Problem: If your company provided you with a PDA, you are probably facing the opposite problem. You want to check your personal email as easily as your work email.

Detour maneuver: Pay attention to the "Settings" section of your personal mailbox and make sure that you have activated POP (mail protocol), used to receive mail through other addresses. Then go to your BlackBerry PDA service provider's website. Click on the "Profile" button, find the section Email Accounts (" mailboxes") and select Other Email Accounts. Then click on Add Account and enter information about your personal email address. Now your personal mail will go to the same place as corporate mail.

Risk: Your company probably has an arsenal of anti-virus and anti-spyware security tools. When you receive personal mail on your BlackBerry, it arrives bypassing these protective barriers. This means that spyware or viruses can get into your PDA through your personal email, says McAfee's Schmugar.

Worse still, he says, when you plug your BlackBerry into your work computer, there's a chance that this spyware will be transferred to your hard drive.

How to protect yourself: Cross your fingers and trust that your ISP Email does everything it can to protect against viruses and spyware (perhaps it does).

10. How to pretend that you are working

Problem: You're doing a vital web search, and all of a sudden your boss shows up behind you. Your actions?

Detour maneuver: Quickly Alt-Tab to minimize one window (such as the one you're exploring ESPN.com) and open another (in preparation for today's presentation).

Risk: The good news is that as far as the security of the company is concerned, this does not threaten anything.

How to protect yourself: Get to work.

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Often there are situations when you need to go to a certain site, but this is not possible. This can happen for various reasons. You may be blocked on the server by adding your IP address to the black list, or this site may be blocked by the administrator of your local network. In this material, you can learn how to enter the site if access is denied.

Option #1: Use the TOR browser.

TOR is a technology that allows a user to remain anonymous on the Internet. In fact, TOR is a network of proxy server computers. By connecting to the TOR network, your Internet connection passes through these proxy servers, as a result of which you receive . This technology allows you to access sites that are not accessible to you.

To use this technology, install . This browser is a modified version Firefox browser. It allows you to browse sites through the TOR network.

Option #2: Use Google Translate.

Google has been developing online translator. This translator allows you to translate texts and entire web pages. In order to access a site to which access is closed, you can use the function of translating web pages. To do this, go to the site and enter the address of the page or site you want to open (the address must be entered starting with http).

After entering the site address, a link to this site will appear on the right side of the translator. Click on this link and the site you need will open in front of you. In this case, the visit to the site will be performed from the IP address of the Google translator. This will allow you to enter the site even if access is denied.

Option number 3. Use anonymizers.

Another effective method, these are the so-called anonymizers. Anonymizer is online service, which allows you to view web pages through someone else's server (and therefore from a different IP address). The anonymizer works according to the following principle: you enter the address of the site you want to open, after that the service downloads this web page to its server and then transfers it to you. Thus, you do not interact with the opened site in any way. This method very similar to the previous one, with the only difference that the web page is displayed without translation.

The oldest and most famous anonymizer is . In order to use it, follow the link, enter the address of the site you need in the search form and click on the "Surf anonymously" button. After that, the requested page will open in front of you.

Option #4: Use Search Engine Cache.

Search engines (Google, Yandex and others) save almost all web pages that they find on the Internet. This feature of search engines can be used to view sites that are not accessible. To do this, open a search engine (for example, Google) and enter search query, which will take you to the site or web page you want. For example, you can enter the query site:mysite.ru, where mysite.ru is the site you want to open. By query site:mysite.ru you can see a list of all pages indexed by the search engine on the site mysite.ru.

After you enter a search query, you need to open the cache search engine. Google given function is called "Saved copy", and Yandex is simply "Copy".

Option #5: Use proxy servers.

From other people, but we often find ourselves in their place. And if many still agree to put up with the inaccessibility of individual websites at work, then at home - excuse me. However, timely payment home internet nor civil rights and freedom of speech guarantee us unhindered access to all web content. Resources that are on the register of banned in Russia, for example, many popular torrent trackers, are closed from us with seven locks.

Fortunately, blocking sites, even at the provider level, is not a bastion. No matter how hard Roskomnadzor tries, we will still pick up the keys to them. Today you will learn how to access a blocked site by everyone accessible ways without breaking the law.

Anonymizer is an intermediary node (web proxy) between the user and the target resource, designed for anonymous web surfing, as well as access to blocked sites.

How anonymizers help bypass blocking: when you open any Internet page, the request is transmitted to the provider's devices, where the name and IP of the site are checked against blacklists. If access to the resource is open, the request is sent to the target server and the browser downloads the content. If closed, the provider redirects the user to a stub page. MTS looks like this:

Beeline - like this:

Other providers have their own way, but the essence of the message is the same: access to the site is denied. And point.

When accessing the same node through the anonymizer network devices providers see only anonymizer data. And since it is not on the black list, nothing limits the loading of the target resource.

Using the anonymizer is very simple:

• open his page;
• in the "Open" field, enter the URL of the target site and click the go button.

Unfortunately, today many popular anonymizers are also blocked. Only the most harmless remained - those intended for opening VKontakte, Odnoklassniki, Facebook and other similar portals that are usually not allowed to visit at work. And of those that help unblock the sites of the black list of Roskomnadzor, the vast majority are closed.

At the end of January and the beginning of February 2017, the following free anonymizers are available:

• NoBlockMe - Provides alternative access to social networks and LiveJournal.
• Pingway - for accessing social networks and YoutTube.
• Anonim.pro - unblocks social networks, YouTube, dating sites, Avito, Tanki online.
• Anonymous
• Anonymizer.ru - for any Internet resources.
• Guardster - also for everything.

When opening a site through an anonymizer, you may encounter problems:

• Incomplete loading of content. The page may open without pictures, audio and video, buttons may not be pressed on it, menus may not work, etc.
• Displaying pages in a distorted form - with blocks shifting, text crawling onto pictures, etc., up to complete unreadability.
• The unavailability of web resources that transmit data using the https protocol.
• Excessively intrusive display of advertising - huge banners, pop-ups, constant redirects to other web resources. Possible concealed installation adware (from the word adware - advertising software) and spyware, with which you will then have to fight for a long time.

To reduce the likelihood of this, use anonymizers tailored to the content you need, for example, social media. Or use other methods to bypass the lock.

"Chips" of browsers

In ordinary web browsers, there are no special tools that allow you to open blocked sites, but there are options for which this action is a "side". In Opera and Yandex Browser, such a tool is the Turbo traffic saving mode. So, if you want to speed up the opening of slow-loading pages, you will receive a nice bonus in the form of free access, for example, on Rutrecker.org.

In Opera, the Turbo option is enabled in the main menu.

In Yandex Browser - in the main settings.

On Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox mode There is no turbo, but Google Translate can be useful in them for our purposes. The translated site opens in a separate frame, and access to it is no longer blocked.

If you have never used Google Translate, let's explain how to do it: in the left window, paste the URL of the page you want to open and select the original language. Even if the page is in Russian, the original should be a foreign one, for example, English language, and the language of translation is Russian. Then click the "Translate" button.

The result of opening Rutrecker.org, as you can see in the screenshot, is quite decent.

Another way to bypass the blocking of the site is to enter into address bar browser is not a name, but an IP address, which Whois services will help determine. For example, this one.

Unfortunately, the "chips" of browsers are not 100% effective: Google does not translate some sites, Turbo mode they also remain blocked, not only by name, but also by IP.

Special extensions for browsers

If you are unable to access the site using your browser's native tools, you can help resolve the issue. third party extension. One of the most popular tools for this purpose is FriGate (the link is given to the Chrome store, but it exists for other browsers).

FriGate encrypts and routes some of your web browser traffic through its own VPN server. This not only restores access to sites when blocked, but also speeds up the connection.

In addition to FriGate, a lot more have similar functions. free extensions. Here are some of them:

Some of them after installation need configuration, for example, creating custom lists of web resources and rules, the other part has only an on-off button and nothing more. Some extensions provide a choice of 3-4 available proxy servers, others do not. Use what suits you best, since there are many options. At least one will work.

Free VPN clients for Windows and other platforms

The main purpose of a VPN is to create closed communication channels to protect network traffic from leaks and outside access. However, this technology is also used to visit blocked Internet pages. Unlike anonymizers that redirect a request to one site in the right “channel”, and from browser extensions that pass traffic from one web browser through a proxy, VPN applications direct to closed channel all network traffic on the computer.

Services for accessing VPN servers through a client program are usually paid (they cost $ 1-50 per month, depending on bandwidth channel and availability additional options), but there are a few free ones.

The best free VPN client for Windows, Mac OS X, Linux and mobile platforms, according to the author, is CyberGhost 6 . Here are its most significant advantages in comparison with analogues:

• There are no restrictions on the amount of traffic. Majority free apps of this format limit traffic to about 500 mb per month or for the entire period of use. If you need more, sign up for a paid subscription.
• Enough high speed connections. The bulk Free VPNs reduce it to a minimum.
• Big choice available servers around the globe. Many free analogues offer only one server, which is located somewhere in the US and is constantly overloaded.
• Several pre-installed profiles for different tasks (only half is available without payment, but it is quite enough for most tasks).
• Can be used to access any type of web resource. Supports almost all types of traffic: streaming video, online games, social networks, etc., limits p2p.
• Easy to learn for beginners.
• Russified.

To get to a private site with CyberGhost 6, just launch the program and select one of the available profiles.

When choosing the anonymous surfing option (yellow tile), it is enough to set the browser download mode (normal or incognito) and specify the desired VPN server.

When choosing to unblock basic websites (blue tile), you just need to click on the corresponding icon.

Tor-browser), which implements the technology of onion routing of Internet traffic.

The principle of data transfer over the Tor network differs from the usual one in that all transmitted information is repeatedly (layered) encrypted and follows a randomly built chain of proxy servers absolutely anonymously. Neither the intermediate nor the end node receives information about the sender of the request and the route of the traffic. Each server reads exactly the information that is needed to transmit the packet to the next node (figuratively removes its layer of onion skins). Such a system provides the user with maximum privacy and makes tracking his traffic, if not impossible, then very difficult.

No method of blocking web resources can withstand the onslaught of Tor. But only if Tor itself is not closed. Unfortunately, in Kazakhstan and Belarus, many ways of connecting this wonderful tool are blocked at the state level. In fact, this makes it impossible for the bulk of the inhabitants of these countries to use it.

IN Russian Tor until prohibited, and its use does not threaten you with any sanctions.