What term describes a network that forwards your information through multiple proxies to reach the destination?

• A. Networked Anonymizers
• B. Proxy Server
• C. Proxy Chaining
• D. CyberGhost VPN

Answer: (A)

Forwarding your information through multiple proxies creates a path where traffic is relayed by a sequence of intermediary servers, each adding a layer of separation between you and the destination. This setup is described as Networked Anonymizers—the networked collection of anonymizing proxies that work together to relay traffic to reach the final destination. The idea is that no single hop reveals both where the traffic came from and where it’s going, since each proxy only knows the previous and next hop, and the destination sees only the last proxy.

A single proxy server provides just one hop, not a network of chained intermediaries. A CyberGhost VPN refers to a specific paid service rather than the general concept of a network of anonymizing proxies. Proxy chaining describes the technique of linking proxies, but the term for the whole network of multiple anonymizing proxies is best captured by Networked Anonymizers.