The natives usually don’t comply. And when they did, there are many different quotes from them stating they got a lot poorer. When they dont comply, they are massacared.

Well, not bad by supporting Italy there and in Greece during WW2. Today people see Germany a secure place for online privacy services like cloud and e-mail servers but I don’t believe a piece in it. Germany is just a liberal capitalist country with one of the best special information services in Europe, that’s all.

You mean France, Spain and United Kingdom

Can you please elaborate on dependencies part? How to analyze them and how to know which package does exactly what in a quick way? Does one need any coding knowledge? Thank you

I have LineageOS installed on my phone. Without the app InviZible Pro from F-Droid, my phone connects to Google servers for connectivity checks, system webview and time adjustments. The disadvantage in terms of privacy of /e/OS would be the default presence of micro g, which is proprietary. In LineageOS it’s not present by default.

Sonalder explained it very well. I just want to emphasize that it’s much more private than any other vpn because its impossible for Nym to keep logs.

I also want to add to his comment that it’s like Tor network but a decentralized one. As there aren’t as many and as fast nodes as in Tor, it’s slower. Here is the owners conversation with the Youtuber The Hated One: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dVtw-4Eox2E

LineageOS sends connectivity checks, time adjustment requests and system webview (chromium by default and not easy to change) data to google servers as far as I know. Are you sure it doesn’t send anything to google? On the other hand, there is an app Invizible Pro on FDroid, which is perfect to prevent such connections. Maybe you assume the user will install it?

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I wish I could bring it to an expert. Do you know how to find one? Here is the file: https://paste.centos.org/view/5df16fbe Sorry for the delay

I will try it, thank you :)

The answers are good enough for me here

I’m not just trying to get rid of the malware but also understand what it’s doing. Besides, wiping the system doesn’t help as some viruses can permanently corrupt bios. So before wiping out, I think it’s a good idea to know what’s going on my pc and where do my data go, if there is a malware. I’m a rookie with network monitoring, that’s why I’m trying to learn from more experienced users. Here is the part of the original capture: https://limewire.com/?referrer=pq7i8xx7p2. I will disable tor and close all apps along with some serviced and record again. I will let you know, thanks for your help

No, it wasn’t at the time of recording. It was a confirmation later on that tor and network manager were the only apps using the ports with brave opened.

Does also your computer connect to Amazon, Hetzner, 1337 Services GmbH, Evanzo GmbH and ThomasFamilyInvestments without a reason?

Yes, .100 is me. I have a Zyxel router, should it show the intended recipient? I’m running Linux. What do you mean by a high port to a low port? I also think there is a malware.

Thank you for the informations. There were nothing in the foreground but tor was apparently running in the background. But I’m still not sure if these services were all due to Tor. I need to run another record I guess

Thanks for the informations. This clarifies a lot.

i only have these over long term but brave was closed when recording:

Netid State Recv-Q Send-Q Local Address:Port Peer Address:Port Process
udp ESTAB 0 0 192.168.1.100%wlan0:68 192.168.1.1:67 users:((“NetworkManager”,pid=1065,fd=27))
tcp ESTAB 0 0 192.168.1.100:57728 185.246.86.175:9001 users:((“tor”,pid=1143,fd=16))
tcp ESTAB 0 0 192.168.1.100:60406 54.36.178.108:443 users:((“brave”,pid=5153,fd=27))
tcp ESTAB 0 0 192.168.1.100:40606 89.58.56.112:587 users:((“tor”,pid=1143,fd=12))

so am i running a relay in the background although tor browser is closed?