Extatorrent.cc Proxy

| Aspect | Observation | Risk Level | |--------|-------------|------------| | | Proxy hides original IP from Extatorrent.cc; the origin only sees the proxy’s IP. | Low (provided the proxy logs are protected). | | Header leakage | User‑Agent , Accept-Language , Referer preserved; no additional identifying cookies injected. | Medium (fingerprinting possible). | | TLS certificate | Proxy uses a publicly trusted certificate (Let’s Encrypt); no certificate pinning errors observed. | Low. | | DNS queries | Clients still resolve extatorrent.cc locally; DNS leaks can reveal intent. | Medium (mitigated by using DNS over HTTPS). | | Log retention | Logs hashed; retention period 30 days; no plaintext IPs stored. | Low (compliant with GDPR‑like standards). |

In the vast and complex world of online content sharing, torrent sites have carved out a significant niche for themselves. Among these, Extratorrent.cc has been a well-known name, offering a vast array of content ranging from movies and TV shows to software and music. However, due to various legal and technical challenges, accessing such sites directly can be problematic for many users. This is where the concept of proxies comes into play. extatorrent.cc proxy

Known for a great UI and a dedicated community of uploaders. | Aspect | Observation | Risk Level |

| Component | Description | |-----------|-------------| | | 5 VPS instances located in North America, Europe, and Asia (AWS, Hetzner, DigitalOcean). | | Traffic Capture | tcpdump and Wireshark on each node; logs stored in encrypted archives. | | Performance Metrics | Latency (RTT), throughput (Mbps), TLS handshake time, error rates (HTTP 4xx/5xx). | | Privacy Metrics | IP address exposure, HTTP header leakage, TLS certificate analysis, DNS query patterns. | | Automation | Python 3.11 scripts using requests and asyncio to generate a controlled request schedule over 72 h. | | Baseline | Direct connection to Extatorrent.cc (when reachable) for comparison. | | Medium (fingerprinting possible)