"If we can make it easier for more people to use Tor that's great," says Matthew Prince, Cloudflare's CEO. Through its new setup, Cloudflare helps to extend protections on user anonymity without knowing anyone's identity, even on its own service. Want more? Read all of WIRED’s year-end coverageĬontent delivery network and internet infrastructure provider Cloudflare also launched an onion service in September that makes it easier to access the most secure versions of its client sites on Tor. "Seeing interest and adoption from for-profit companies and other organizations is a very interesting moment for us, because we are creating different examples to show how our vision can be possible."
"At the end of the day for Tor what we hope is that our technology becomes underlying, and everything else that happens online happens on top of it," says Isabela Bagueros, executive director of the Tor Project. You may even end up using the network without realizing it. But in 2018 a slew of new offerings and integrations vastly expanded the available tools, making 2019 the year to finally try Tor. In truth, Tor has been relatively accessible for years now, largely because of the Tor Browser, which works almost exactly like a regular browser and does all the complicated stuff for you in the background. Maybe between the nodes, traffic rerouting, and special onion URLs it seems too confusing to be worth the effort.
You probably know about the digital anonymity service Tor, but for whatever reason you may not actually use it.
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