Tor One Hop Relay

[SquareMuffin]

I was reading through this quarter's 2600, and came across an article about hacking tor. I usually use tor not to remain anonymous but to get around the IP blocks of sites that are imposed by my ISP, so speed is a bigger factor over anonymity. So I wanted to build a version of tor that only used a one hop circuit as described on this, http://www.thesprawl.org/memdump/?entry=8 , website. The problem being that I need to build it for windows and not linux, and I'm not a super experienced user of linux so I don't know if its possible to build something for windows, in linux. Is it possible to build a version of tor as described in that article for windows? If so, how would I go about doing this? Thanks

[Ravage]

I was reading through this quarter's 2600, and came across an article about hacking tor. I usually use tor not to remain anonymous but to get around the IP blocks of sites that are imposed by my ISP, so speed is a bigger factor over anonymity. So I wanted to build a version of tor that only used a one hop circuit as described on this, http://www.thesprawl.org/memdump/?entry=8 , website. The problem being that I need to build it for windows and not linux, and I'm not a super experienced user of linux so I don't know if its possible to build something for windows, in linux. Is it possible to build a version of tor as described in that article for windows? If so, how would I go about doing this? Thanks

If your happy to use a two hop circuit as explained in the article I believe that you can use the same control port technique with the tor installation for windows (don't use the valida bundle as I am under the impression that the control port is passworded with a random password so that the valida control panel can interface with tor).

Saying that, if you want to change the source and recompile under windows I found this guide, not sure how useful it is as I am currently at work and can't test it. http://gitweb.torproject.org/tor.git?a=blo...gw-creation.txt

Try it out, hope this helps.