do you mean that to find information about the CPU need to enable Javascript and install the application ? and whithout it site can not see this info?
What kind of answers are you expecting ?
Yes , you can screw up your Anonymity by not being careful.
You should take some Time to read the Topics Patrick posted.
You get what you pay for ā¦ (oh wait , right)
Please, go for it then, solve those Problems . Or do you know a way how we could fix them? .
Enlighten us!
There will be no 100% safety or Anonymity (it always depends on your Adversary), if you are conscious of that , then you can act accordingly.
Maybe helpful :
(DEF CON 22 - Adrian Crenshaw- Dropping Docs on Darknets: How People Got Caught)
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do you mean that to find information about the CPU need to enable Javascript
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Yes
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Good day,
No. Like I said, the TBB has the necessary extension for this NOT included. It isnāt possible.
Have a nice day,
Ego
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Ego! Do u have tha same like me. When i run @sudo lshw@ in CPU i see my processor name and @serial: 0002-0652-0000-0000-0000-0000@ but its not my cpu serial. i asked on intel support wtf is this numbers mean. and they told me like its not intel code its like another crap. And when i run lshw on host i dont see this number. wtf is this?
product: IntelĀ® Coreā¢ i3 CPU 540 @ 3.07GHz
vendor: Intel Corp.
physical id: 4
bus info: cpu@0
version: 6.5.2
serial: 0002-0652-0000-0000-0000-0000 (( WTF IS THIS???)))
slot: LGA1156
size: 3066MHz
capacity: 3800MHz
width: 64 bits
clock: 133MHz
if i will use KVM (replaced virtualbox) will my hardware reliably hide? qubes i dont whant too use cuz it hard for notebook.
yes it will be hidden , so use KVM instead of vbox if ur computer support virtualization (very important to enable it from the bios).
recommendation:- use Debian + KVM (but not Ubuntu)
Hi @nurmagoz
Do you mind running new CPU info tests on Whonix KVM 13?
I filtered out even more CPU instructions that could be abused and added useful ones like aes for encryption acceleration. I need new data for documentation and wanted it to consistent with your previous machines.
http://phabricator.whonix.org/T449
Please post it here: Guest systems sees CPU of the Host - #23 by Patrick
Hi @nurmagoz
hey HulaHoop , hru (long time)
Do you mind running new CPU info tests on Whonix KVM 13?
i meant the old test whonix 12 + kvm
I filtered out even more CPU instructions that could be abused and added useful ones like aes for encryption acceleration. I need new data for documentation and wanted it to consistent with your previous machines.
sure thing 
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@nurmagoz do u try this variant dated 2013year. http://tty.org.ru/node/182 look on it. u dont know russian but u can see where is config edited
yeah i c , but its not very clear if u can have it with english version thats would be good.