Blocking deep web when using Tor

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kleberjs

June 27, 2013 23:06

Hello,

The access to the Deep Web using the Tor browser bypasses all the security enforced to the regular internet. The idea is to find a way to block the Deep Web throught the OpenDNS.

Thanks,

Kleber

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  cervezafria June 28, 2013 04:08

  There's something incompatible with desiring filtering, and allowing Tor. OpenDNS will not block sites accessed by proxy, Tor, or VPN. If you want to filter the "deep web" you must banish Tor from your network.

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  Brian Hartvigsen June 28, 2013 15:39

  As mentioned by cervezafria allowing Tor and then trying to block .onion domains would not be possible and pretty counter to the entire idea.  Tor does not send DNS requests to your configured DNS servers but uses an internal service of requesting content based on the .onion domain you requested.  If you are browsing the web via Tor, the DNS requests originate from the node the request goes through.

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