# TORVM - a perfectly automated TOR VM

## About

**TORMV is an installation script to setup a _pretty secure_ Linux VM (debian) for "super anonymous" browsing** (might need to rework that description, but you get it).

## Installation

- install VirtualBox for your OS
- create a new VM and make sure you have:
-- enabled 3D acceleration
-- enabled NAT networking
- download the current release of debian9 https://cdimage.debian.org/debian-cd/current/amd64/iso-cd/ (take the netinst image)
- install debian9 and make sure you do the following during installation:
-- partition disk with LVM and crypto (use a long password, possibly a sentence)
-- don't allow root login, create an anonymous user account (for example "user")
-- unselect everything at tasksel (Desktop installation, print server,...)
- finish install and reboot
- after reboot, login and sudo su to become root
- install git client `apt-get install git`
- download installation setup `git clone https://git.home.spale.com/home/torvm.git`
- in the VirtualBox VM "Devices" menu, select "Install Guest Additions CD Image..." (needed by the next step)
- cd torvm and run `./install.sh` (still as root)
- `reboot`
- gdm should start after boot and you can then login and follow the setup wizard of enlightenment

## What's in the installer script ?

- Install various packages including but not limited to, enlighenment window manager, gdm login, Xorg, redsocks, tor, iptables-persistent, firefox-esr, transmission, unbound, ...
- Remove nano, because <full stop>
- mount and compile VirtualBox drivers
- copy configured configuration files for unbound, redsocks and iptables
- disable IPv6 via `/etc/sysctl.conf`
- install a preconfigured firefox profile for all existing users (except root)
- delete all .bash_history files and replace them by symblink to `/dev/null`
- clean apt cache
- stop syslog (temporarly) and delete all files in `/var/log`

## What's in this firefox profile?
- security settings
- default search engine set to duckduckgo
- disabled saving passwords, history, ...
- preconfigured socks proxy (it's still faster than doing REDIRECT in iptables, going over redsocks to finally land in the tor socks5 server)
- preinstalled add-ons:
-- NoScript (default configuration)
-- uBlock Origin (default configuration)

## Should I trust you?

- You can check the install.sh yourself or even do all the steps manually, there's really no magic here...
- You can simply delete the "user/.mozilla" folder before running installation and it will not install the preconfigured firefox profile


