Please be aware, however, that this is nowhere near as secure as using the Tor browser, where Tor encryption is performed end-to-end from your desktop to the Tor servers.
This means that your entire internet connection benefits from Tor through VPN. Important note: Some VPN services (such as NordVPN, Privatoria and TorVPN) offer Tor through VPN via an OpenVPN configuration file (which transparently routes your data from OpenVPN to the Tor network). We should note that using a Tor bridge such as Obfsproxy can also be effective at hiding Tor use from your ISP (although a determined ISP could in theory use deep packet inspection to detect Tor traffic).(Non- HTTPS traffic entering and leaving Tor exit nodes is unencrypted and could be monitored.) No protection from malicious Tor exit nodes.
Your VPN provider knows your real IP address.Allows access to Tor hidden services (.onion websites).If you use a good no-logs VPN this can provide a meaningful additional layer of security. The Tor entry node will not see your true IP address, but the IP address of the VPN server.Your ISP will not know that you are using Tor (although it can know that you are using a VPN).In this configuration you connect first to your VPN server, and then to the Tor network before accessing the internet:Īlthough some of the providers recommended in our best VPNs for Tor article offer to make such a setup easy, this is also what happens when you use the Tor Browser or Whonix (for maximum security) while connected to a VPN server, and means that your apparent IP on the internet is that of the Tor exit node.
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