Untraceable on the Internet?

tor has a few timing attacks and if you control enough exit nodes you can trace someone (but you'd probably have to be state sponsodred to do that) so unless you do high profile hacking, nobody will take the effort to trace you through tor. unless you fall for the easy js/flash tricks ;)
 
assuming that Google has a map of all the TOR nodes (and is the single corporate entity with the largest financial incentive to do so)...does google break thru the TOR layers (for adsense/adwords and custom search)?
 
a map doesn't give google any benefit other than for blacklisting the tor exit nodes or tracing activity that leaves the tor network, but it can't trace WHO sent the data. it would have to control all these nodes, that means they would need root access on each of these servers and then sniff traffic on all to find out the real ip of a tor user.
 
it is almost impossible to untraceable on internet. Govt agencies and intelligence can easily trace your IP and Mac address. you can only change your Mac address if you change your laptop.
in just on way you can be untraceable. "if you are really master mind" and can deal with complex and deep procedures
 
You can always buy remote desktop with bitcoins and use Socks5 which are the best type of proxies.
I am also building a directional antenna and with my good wireless I will access more public wifi networks or even hack some of them.And after that, by using a vpn with good encryption you can change the ip every 5-10 minutes and nobody will find you.
 
Hey OP, what are you going to do?

1. Just use laptop with tails installed.
But it is not 100% safe. I read article somewhere that saying if your laptop got malware which attacked your BIOS, tails will be useless

2. Go to coffee shop, buy a drink, ask their wifi password, wait couple days then use their wifi while riding a car to not get caught by cctv
 
Actually it is really simple to be untraceable. That isn't the hard part. The hard part is executing your actions on the Internet without leaving a footprint. Look at Silk Road. He stayed untraceable using tor. What got him caught was using a static network for even just a few of his transactions. Starting invisible is easy - burner tablet on a hijacked wifi, Tor, etc. Staying invisible is where everyone makes the mistakes.
 
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