New Tor release, where's the bull?

Tor, a well-known anonymous search engine, recently released the 6.0 version of Firefox-based 45-ESR, enhanced support for HTML5 and updated security features to protect encrypted traffic and its update mechanism. Firefox 45-ESR version of all called Firefox Extended support release, that is, the extension of supporting version, is the official Firefox for those who are unable or unwilling to upgrade every six weeks to build a user, the upgrade cycle of 42 weeks, and the normal Firefox browser upgrade period of 6 weeks. The extended Support version will only provide security updates and will not introduce new features. Many people scoff at the Australian version of Firefox, including the 45-ESR version. Mainly because this version of the graphical user interface (GUI) reorganization, so that the version of the interface art is not so Firefox, and a little too like chrome. In this way, if a browser does not advance with the times, support some of the most Web sites have advanced technology, this site traffic will become very deserted. This new version of the update, not only some functional improvements, but also completely abandoned the old version, complete the history of the most stable Tor network version of the perfect blueprint. top-notch HTML5 support As a browser based on the Firefox 45-ESR version, the Tor6.0 version comes with top-of-the-HTML5 support, which makes it easier to turn off flash plugins for users in most users ' websites. Users who want to borrow Tor for anonymous searches, rather than converting IP addresses, must be away from the Flash plugin because Flash plugins can easily expose personal information, such as an IP address. This updated version of Firefox 45-ESR not only has the ability to support push API dynamic notifications, but also provides the best support for the latest Jawascript versions, such as ES6 's class syntax. The Tor team has also made bug fixes specifically for Mac OS X systems, and when the Tor network runs inside a Mac OS X system, it uses code signing to avoid blocking security software that comes with Mac OS X systems. say goodbye to SHA-1. SHA-1 is designed by the National Security Agency (NSA), a series of cryptographic hashing functions issued by the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), the hash value of the SHA-1 hash function encryption algorithm output is a 40-bit hexadecimal string, used to verify the consistency of information, to protect sensitive confidential information, Prevent tampering. With the improvement of hacker technology, SHA-1 has become very easy to be compromised. Security experts suggested using the SHA-1 hash site 1 years ago to update to the SHA-2 or SHA-3 version as soon as possible. The biggest change in Tor's new version is the changes made to the browser's encryption layer, because Tor is running on the best first-layer encryption protocol, so support for modern cryptography must be done with a bit of reputation. To this end, the Tor network version 6.0 removed support for SHA-1. Some of the "dads" using SHA-1, such as Firefox, Google, and Edge, have announced their approval last winter. The reason these browsers are slow is probably because their users are so large that they can only remove SHA-1 in July of this year and then be completely eliminated by early 2017. Also, the latest version of the Tor network comes with a better update mechanism that checks both the update package and the hash value before the user runs the update file. Developers also fixed the issue of DLL hijacking, and covered a number of patches to quickly fix urgent bugs. They promise to provide a complete fix in a future release. no longer show search results via Google Finally, the Tor team explained that, because of their old partner, disconnect search engine and Google's cooperation situation has changed, Tor is now through the DuckDuckGo API display search results, and no longer google. The Tor team said that when they learned that disconnect and Google had changed, they specifically asked disconnect to display search results to them through the DuckDuckGo API, rather than Bing, which they said This is the wisest choice to do in a helpless situation. Now, users of Linux, WinDOS, and Max systems can now download the Tor network version 6.0 through Softpedia. For users who have already downloaded the Tor network, a built-in upgrade update is available, and Tor will provide the user with a full changelog for the 6.0 release. This address: http://www.linuxprobe.com/ctor-release-it-cattle.html

New Tor release, where's the bull?