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 It then forwards the data onto a middle node which only acts a relay between nodes. It doesn’t know the final destination nor does it know where the data came from. It only knows the entry node and the exit node. This is vital for making sure you stay anonymous. The Middle node or relay, only moves your encrypted data back and forth between entry and exit nodes.
-When the exit node gets your data from the middle relay, it decrypts the URL that you are wanting to go to and forwards just that information onto a dns server which sends back the webpage you are looking for. This then enters the exit node, is encrypted and sent through the middle relay, which in turn moves the data back to the entry node and then to you.
+When the exit node gets your data from the middle relay, it decrypts the URL that you are wanting to go to and forwards just that information onto a DNS server which sends back the webpage you are looking for. This then enters the exit node, is encrypted and sent through the middle relay, which in turn moves the data back to the entry node and then to you.
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 This lesson will briefly cover the aspects of using Tor and Python 3 to host your own site.
-In your [[tools:bash|terminal]], create a folder called ''my_tor'' and enter it:
+In your [[tools:bash|terminal]], create a folder called ''my_tor'' and use [[tools:bash:getting-started#cd|cd]] to enter it:
   mkdir my_tor

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