more Tor Bridge links
Wednesday, June 17th, 2009
- 67.165.94.243:443 AF293E70D1DB3AF126B3BD6F5DD2B4D904705BB0
- 24.2.226.175:443 F4D078BDFDA345F2A1299B3FF55ECC921959F366
- 66.30.41.122:34983 46EF32AACC7EFD3FCB7CED651BAFC190122DA8F4
- 71.174.111.132:9000 28A2DC5E9853A5CE0A35F20EB345690200BB042A
- 71.203.101.115:9001 3B45A28070BF7669C282030E85F475C91A222195
- 75.84.153.203:9001 8BA6A76D36F5A9830F25B5D8315906434AEE50FF
- 213.163.90.5:443 3BDBCFE76B74A3D117DB2967AA682A00C7A91D3A
- 91.66.240.177:443 9F1B11827EFAF23CD18E60960E1C2A7EE95A7BF1
If you happen to be in Iran and need uncensored access to the internet, you can hopefully use these Tor bridges to bypass the Iranian government’s block of gmail, facebook, twitter, etc. Here are links to the Tor software in English and in Farsi.
If more Tor bridges are added as comments to this or to the previous post, I’ll edit this post to include them.
2009-06-17 11:38am PST edit: +2 bridges.















