Questions tagged [onion-routing]
Questions relating to onion routing, and onion routing protocols
247
questions
0
votes
2answers
44 views
Could there be a way to make the Tor network faster by paying money?
Suppose someone has a lot of monero (or some other sufficiently private currency) and they want to have highest possible data throughput while maintaining anonymity.
Has anyone researched protocols ...
0
votes
2answers
32 views
One site will not load on TOR
I have used TOR for a while now, and I have no problems, except it is a bit slow to load pages, which is fine.
www.netspend.com/activation is a site to activate a VISA debit card, which I want to ...
0
votes
1answer
121 views
How to disable JavaScript on Servers
if you're a client using a Torbrowser, it's recommended to disable JavaScript.
But if you're a server providing a service - how to disable JavaScript?
TIA
0
votes
0answers
14 views
Own TOR website to mirror another tor website
is this possible to to mirror any tor website to my tor site?
I found some article about such https://itgala.xyz/nginx-reverse-proxy-to-onion-site-in-tor-network/
My Nginx config: /etc/nginx/sites-...
0
votes
1answer
49 views
Tor doesn't work until I run "Tor" in the terminal
Tor@default.service fails to run and journalctl -eu tor@default outputs this - https://campfirebg.eu5.org/upload/log.txt
Any help?
0
votes
1answer
53 views
Tor doesn't read the torrc file
When I tried to create a .onion service by modifying the torrc file, nothing happened. I mean nothing. The official website says that if tor is not starting then there is a problem. Well tor is ...
0
votes
1answer
106 views
Prosody XMPP server with onion domain
I set up the XMPP Prosody server in conjunction with the onion domain, it works fine with v2 domains, but when I trying to configure it with onion v3, it does not connect. Everything is clear in ...
0
votes
1answer
33 views
Map Multiple Tor Daemon Local Names/Addreses/Ports to Multiple Country Specific ExitNodes
All:
Is it possible to Map Multiple Tor Daemon Local Names/Addresses/Ports to Multiple Country Specific ExitNodes without running multiple instances of the Tor daemon?
amazon.cn (127.0.0.1) => ...
0
votes
0answers
22 views
What happens if you don't use a VPN to send an email by sigaint.org?
I have the metadata (header) from a Tor sigaint.org email. I believe the sender did NOT use a VPN to access Tor. Is there something in the metadata that I should look for that can tell me who the ...
0
votes
0answers
44 views
nginx config for onion service
I want to config the nginx for my onion service.
The config below works well
server {
listen 80;
server_name test.com;
root "/my-project-location/";
index index.html index....
0
votes
0answers
33 views
Multiple hidden services on one server
How is it that I can host multiple (static) hidden services on one server?
I am just needing 3 simple and static HTML sites with their own .onion?
If I add multiple HiddenServiceDir do they have to be ...
0
votes
0answers
40 views
"Brave will open onion service of the website when available or .onion domain in Tor window"
I downloaded the Brave browser and the it is an option within its settings to open an .onion domain in a Tor window. However I do not have Tor downloaded on my device. I read one article that said to ...
0
votes
1answer
250 views
UFW Rules and Tor
Would the following rules still allow Tor or would I need to add something? Also running DNScrypt with 1.1.1.1 in case that matters and I would also like to use a bridge.
~$ sudo ufw allow out on <...
0
votes
0answers
60 views
Why doesn't Tor use garlic routing?
Garlic routing is a variant of onion routing which the Invisible Internet Project (I2P) uses. Why doesn't Tor use garlic routing instead of onion routing?
1
vote
1answer
310 views
Q & A: What is garlic routing and how is it different from onion routing?
Tor uses onion routing while I2P uses garlic routing. What exactly is garlic routing and how is it different from onion routing?
0
votes
2answers
59 views
Can G-suite admins see browsing history when im using an onion browser
Couldnt find any answers online. Thanks in advance!
4
votes
0answers
66 views
Tor hiden service ratelimits
While we are building a denial of service protection using and onionbalance for our HSv3 resources was discovered an interesting thing: during testing with simulated DDoS (launched 1000 tor client ...
0
votes
1answer
297 views
Why does the Tor browser come with DuckDuckGo (normal) as the default search engine and not DuckDuckGo onion?
After installing the Tor browser, the user's default search engine is https://duckduckgo.com. However, it make more sense for the user to search with DuckDuckGo's onion service. This way all the ...
0
votes
2answers
96 views
Are .onion sites decentralized?
Blockchain technology has given rise to something called "decentralized domains" like .crypto that cannot be censored, nor rented (in the case of namebase.io), unlike DNS domains like .com
...
0
votes
1answer
107 views
Why does having a second non-Tor browser open compromise your anonymity on Tor?
Using Tor by itself gives anonymity, but I heard that you must avoid opening a clearnet web browser at the same time as Tor otherwise it can leak your identity.
Why and how does the second browser ...
0
votes
1answer
356 views
What's the difference between darknet, clearnet and hidden services?
Hidden services and darknet seem to be conjoined concepts, although distinct as the former seems to be a feature of the latter, not vice versa. But the description of the "clearnet" tag ...
1
vote
2answers
343 views
Are .onion sites also written in HTML?
Websites are primarily saved in .htm(l) format, being based on HTML (hypertext mark-up language), CSS, sometimes Javascript.
Are .onion sites on the darknet no different, or are there unique coding ...
2
votes
2answers
198 views
Besides .onion, what other domain extensions exist for the darknet?
Clearnet has hundreds of top-level domain extensions (TLDs): .com, .net, .org, .co.uk, .tv, etc
It's hard to believe that only one TLD, .onion, was made for the darknet. Are there any other domain ...
0
votes
1answer
173 views
What's so bad about using Tor from home?
If Tor browser anonymizes our IP address, why go to extra lengths to not use Tor from home?
What added benefit does going to a public wi-fi hotspot even provide a Tor user?
Does it simply defend ...
0
votes
2answers
154 views
Tails OS on one USB drive, but save downloaded files to second USB or SD drive
If two USB drives are connected to a Windows notebook, one containing the Tails OS, are there any security loopholes or anonymity breaches by downloading files from .onion sites to the second USB ...
0
votes
2answers
246 views
Search engine optimization for .onion sites
Torch is an example of a darknet search engine. How can search engine optimization (SEO) be done to make an .onion site appear at the top of search results? how is darknet SEO different than regular ...
3
votes
1answer
904 views
Does the Tor browser save cached versions of .onion sites to computer?
When browsing the web, cached versions of websites are downloaded and saved for indefinite periods automatically by internet browsers. Every image and .html file associated with the website are stored ...
2
votes
1answer
73 views
Month-long bitcoin subscription on .onion sites: How are returning subscribers identified each day?
If a month-long subscription is paid in Bitcoin to an .onion site using Tor browser, how does that site still recognize/identify the same anonymous user when the return in subsequent sessions, given ...
0
votes
1answer
231 views
Tor without Tails or VPN
How easy is it for the ISP or other party to see online movement of someone using the Tor browser without the Tails OS, as well as without a VPN?
From what's written Tor doesn't automatically come ...
0
votes
0answers
80 views
TOR over VPN for home network
I would like to use a VPN service that does not support a build in Tor over VPN option.
So would there be a way to make this at home for the whole network?
Would something like this make sense?
...
0
votes
1answer
48 views
Tor Address Migrate/Copying [duplicate]
Hello, I want to move my v3 onion address to the new server. How can I do?
Thanks
0
votes
1answer
35 views
What would be an example of a routing protocol that preserves anonymity even if the Guard Node and Exit Node are both compromised
I was reading a comment discussion on the answer to this question
Where it's basically revealed that large numbers of middle nodes do not provide any additional security if the Guard Node and Exit ...
1
vote
1answer
30 views
Is the cell at the rendezvous encrypted with only the symmetric key exchanged with the HS?
My question pertains to the scenario after the client and the HS have exchanged a symmetric key.
So, we have the following circuit:
Client -- c_relay_1(guard) -- c_relay_2 -- RP -- s_relay_3 -- ...
0
votes
2answers
376 views
How to get Onion v3 private key file from files generated by mkp224o?
I have genarated a castom onion v3 domain by using mkp224o
i got 3 file
hostname
hs_ed25519_public_key
hs_ed25519_secret_key
now I need the private key file to upload it to the TOR host's server. I ...
0
votes
0answers
563 views
How to route all network traffic through tor
I'm trying to create a network that sends all traffic through tor.
So far I've got a PFsense box acting as a router and a separate debian instance with tor installed and running. Is there a way to ...
1
vote
0answers
23 views
All onion channels show HungryTREX as first node
after upgrading to Tails 4.14, the first server in all onion channels is HungryTREX with an IP address from Toronto, Canada.
This isn't looking sane, but what I do know...
Many services are ...
0
votes
1answer
37 views
Different ports or different hidden services?
Talking in terms of privacy, is it better to use the same .onion domain, mapping different ports to the same .onion or is it better to generate different hidden services?
0
votes
1answer
30 views
Will Tor route thru my internet connection (and back) when connecting to onion service on local network?
I want to run a Nextcloud server on my home network and I also want it to be accessible from the internet. Instead trying to tunnel the port to internet and messing with SSL certificates, running it ...
0
votes
0answers
27 views
If a client builds a full circuit to the rendezvous point, how can there be 6 hops between client and hidden service?
On https://2019.www.torproject.org/docs/onion-services it says that whenever the client or server contacts the rendezvous point or one introduction point, it always builds a full tor circuit.
So, why ...
0
votes
0answers
17 views
Samsung Email Client
I have tor running through Termux on my phone and I was able to set up Firefox Android to use that tor connection without any problems. Now, I'd like to be able to use the stock Samsung Email Client ...
0
votes
0answers
338 views
Switching to v3 address
i've been running v2 onion address for my clearweb blog for some time.However i heard that from 2021 the v2 will be removed and only v3 addresses will be working.Since yesterday i have been trying to ...
0
votes
1answer
150 views
Host a hidden service on a different port and access from clearnet
I have an hidden service hosted on port 8080 (cause port 80 is busy on another service) and I'd like to allow people visit it through web proxies like onion.sh.
Unfortunately, I have no idea on how to ...
0
votes
2answers
554 views
What programming languages are used to build tor hidden webpages (dark web webpages)
**Which programming languages are used to write onion webpages . and is it possible to use tor browser on Linux distributions with obtaining full anonymity? , and finally where can I study the onion ...
0
votes
0answers
62 views
Safety of V2/V3 onions
I have 1 question, lets suppose the attacker got the 1 and the 3rd nodes of Tor circuit.
Does using of V3 onion gives us some security benefits? Can attacker be able to disclose V2/V3 resource we are ...
4
votes
1answer
82 views
What is the key blinding function used in the hidden service protocol v3?
I've read the rend-spec-v3.txt document which is supposed to be the specification for the v3 hidden service protocol. The document makes several references to a key blinding function that takes in an ...
1
vote
0answers
25 views
How does a Tor client find the correct HSDir to connect to when fetching a "descriptor" of a hidden service?
It seems that a Tor client connects to a HSDir through a circuit of 3 Tor nodes when retrieving a hidden service descriptor. But to access a hidden service, a user only needs to know the .onion ...
0
votes
1answer
215 views
Onion circuits on tails
When I open onion circuits on tails the first column all have the same name, fingerprint, ip, is that normal?
0
votes
1answer
47 views
obfs4 bridge every 10-20 seconds send and receive some data on static or default browser pages
Is it kind of normal experience?
When I'm just on static, already downloaded page or default Tor browser page, in network statistics on PC every ~5-10-20 sec small unidentified packets send or receive ...
1
vote
1answer
117 views
Does ISP know I have an onion server if I set up a onion website at home?
I wanna set up a onion server at home . But does my ISP know that ??
0
votes
0answers
48 views
two or more onion domains on the same vps
I installed a few onion domains: in /etc/torrc and /var/lib/tor/hidden_services.... on the same port and configured one virtual host on nginx for these domains (same document root). Usually all the ...
