Questions tagged [ssh]
Secure Shell (SSH) is a cryptographic network protocol for secure data communication, remote command-line login, remote command execution, and other secure network services between two networked computers. It connects, via a secure channel over an insecure network, a server and a client running SSH server and SSH client programs, respectively.
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SSH with torify/socks
I'm having a hard time understanding why torsocks/torify isn't working in this particular case.
torify ssh user@remotemachine
torsocks ssh user@remotemachine
When I do the following command when I ...
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tor browser bundle + sshuttle safe together?
I started using sshuttle as "poor man's VPN over SSH" to forward all the outgoing tcp traffic / dns query to a private server.
sshuttle allows you to create a VPN connection from your machine to
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Tails OS : SSH tunnel works but not for tor browser
I set up an ssh tunnel on Tails ( tor -> tunnel -> internet ) to reach tor-unfriendly sites, it does seem to work ( I tested it with electrum ), but when I try to reach it with tor browser by changing ...
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ssh reverse connect tor
So, I have 2 vms: "first" and "second". On "first" start hidden tor service on port 1234, this port forward to ssh port on locahost. From "second" i can connect to 1234 and get ssh shell. However, i`...
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SSH Into Whonix Workstation
Is it technically possible to SSH into a Whonix workstation locally? So if I'm on the same local network as the device running the workstation. For example, my laptop is on 192.168.0.2, the device ...
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Cannot SSH from Tails
Both SSH server and Tails client are running on the same wired network. There is no problem SSH from other machines on the same network to the SSH server.
Got the following ERROR:
connection failed, ...
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Torbrowser over an SSH tunnel with SOCKS 5
I am trying to use Torbrowser without the tor network, but instead trying to use ssh as a socks proxy (ssh -D).
Using Torbrowser without any proxy (neither tor nor ssh) works fine. As soon as I add ...
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Can you create a SSH, OpenVPN, or stunnel tunel from Whonix where the other party is a non-Tor machine and pipe Linphone traffic through this tunel
Basic problem of lets say a whistleblower is that he may not wish the person he is communicating with to know his real public IP and often the 3rd party is a non-Tor user so the use of hidden services ...
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Using ddclient in Whonix?
Can we use ddclient with noip.com (or other ddns services) inside a Whonix VM to connect with our media servers or SSH ports?
I know pointing an .onion at our local server makes more sense, but I'm ...
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TOR BUG,Tor dropping SSH tunnel to hidden SSH service
I have multiple hidden services which are SSH servers.
They do give unstable connections, and drop out all the time (after a couple seconds).
Sometimes with a SOCKS error 1 or with
packet_write_wait:...
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Troubleshooting ssh over tor connection
I've tried to set up the use of ssh via tor.
/etc/tor/torrc:
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HiddenServiceDir /var/lib/tor/sshd
HiddenServicePort 443 127.0.0.1:443
/var/lib/tor/sshd has the hostname and private_key after ...
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How to perform NAT Punching with Tor
I learned from a video that NAT punching is one of the features of Tor. I run GNU/Linux Ubuntu 16.4. I have already installed Tor. It will be great if someone can instruct me how to perform this ...
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SSH Hidden Service + gateway (tor2web) [duplicate]
i followed this (http://gk2.sk/running-ssh-on-a-raspberry-pi-as-a-hidden-service-with-tor/) instruction how to how to run an hidden ssh server. It works so far.
Now I am wondering if it would be ...
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Can't access tor hidden service remotely, worked locally
So before I flew several thousand miles away I installed Tor on my computer and setup a SSH hidden service. I sat upstairs and could access the machine through tor using a SSH config file and also ...
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Error OpenSSH over TAILS
Does anybody have an idea what wrong am I doing? So short, I've just launched TAILS OS and trying to connect to VPS over openSSH. With command ssh -i /home/amnesia/Persistent/id_rsa root@11.11.11.11 ...
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How can I connect to my vps through Tor?
I need a static IP address, so I decided to rent a vps. Is there a way to establish SSH tunnel passing first through tor so anonymize my ISP IP? I’m using Whonix OS.
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SSH to Tor Hidden service running on Home Computer failed
Tor recently started fiddling with Tor and found out I can host a Tor hidden service that will allow me to forward SSH traffic through a firewall.
My setup is: I have a computer at home hosting a SSH ...
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Tor connection from 1st to 2nd computer, then from 2nd computer, a 2nd Tor connection to browse web (for increased untraceability)
Requirement: set up a two-leg Tor connection (using Tor twice). End user works on 1st computer, connects thru Tor to a 2nd off-site computer (could go thru VPN, SSH, or SSL as well), and then from ...
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Would ssh hidden service be very slow?
Over at one of the guides on setting up hidden ssh service via tor, http://mancoosi.org/~abate/hidden-ssh-service-tor, it's claimed that due to all the layers of indirection it'll be really slow.
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SSH from tor on ubuntu
I am trying to setup SSH tunneling using tor on Ubuntu 14.04
I have added the tor repo:
deb http://mirror.noreply.org/pub/tor lenny main
And installing the following packages:
- tor
- ...
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Could hidden service connect to regular internet ?
If I run a hidden service on a computer that has a public ip adress and ssh into it, could I connect to the regular internet or all my outbound connections can just be into the tor network ?
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SSH tunneling over Tor? [duplicate]
I am trying to create ssh tunnel over tor on Windows machine using Cygwin. I first start Tor service, tor.exe is running on local port 9151. But how to create the ssh tunnel? If i type ssh user@xx.xx....
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How to ssh to a hidden service with torsocks [closed]
How do I ssh to a hidden service with torsocks? Manual for torsocks says that ssh should work just fine yet it doesn't. It fails with the following:
$ torsocks ssh username@example.onion
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How do I tunnel SSH though tor(windows)
I'm using Windows.
Whats the best way to securely tunnel and use SSH though Tor, could you guide me to a right direction? I cannot risk stuffing this up and I cannot leak my real IP address, I'm using ...
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Tails OS - Unable to create ssh tunnel with port forwarding over tor
I am using Tails live OS and i am trying to create ssh tunnel to remote server and forward Tor browser through this tunnel. I am creating the tunnel with this command:
ssh -i keyfile user@xx-xx-xx-xx ...
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OpenSSH Server as Tor Hidden Service
What exactly is considered best practice when setting up an open SSH server as a Tor hidden service? I do it this way, but I feel like there's a better way of doing this:
I just set SSH up as a ...
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how to use tails for ssh connection to windows vps?
My friend has Windows VPS and he used Windows Remote Desktop tool and it was OK, but when he tried Tails, it was not working.
Maybe you have some other advice than me, he didn't succeed with my ...
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How to use Tor via VPN or ssh? [closed]
Tor is blocked at my university network but I can use a free VPN and ssh named Psiphon3 and I use it for accessing internet but, I am unable to open Tor via the VPN. My question is how to use the VPN ...
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How to map specific .onion addresses to static local virtual IP address?
I noticed that when using iptables_torify to force connections through TOR that .onion addresses are mapped to local virtual IPs in the 10.66.x.x range. This is indicated in the torrc file:
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SSH tunnel SOCKS5 or VPN after Tor with Tails
I am using Tails 1.2.2 as OS.
I need to use anything to hide the fact I'm using Tor, so far I've tried socks5 with proxychains but the permission is denied when I check with curl.
SSH tunnel are also ...
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Setting up Tor in PuTTY
How does one set up Tor in PuTTY? I'm using the Tor Browser Bundle on Windows 8.1.
I came across https://trac.torproject.org/projects/tor/wiki/doc/TorifyHOWTO/Putty but the screenshot containing the ...
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how to share an ssh port as a rendez vous point and access it?
I have a Linux computer with a standard SSH server running on it. There is a public key configure on it (the only login method allowed).
I have a windows computer with the associated private key. ...
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How to setup ssh only for Tor?
On my VPS server, I would like to set up ssh access only from the Tor network. I know that if I torrify ssh it will be visible only on the Tor network. However, my server works only in clearn and it ...
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Configuring Firefox to access Tor network and SSH tunnel server [closed]
I would like to access the Tor network (hidden services/.onion sites) and Http sites using Firefox. I currently route Firefox and a download manager to access Http sites through an SSH tunnel server. ...
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Accessing my Amazon AWS Tor Bridge
I just set up a Tor Bridge on a Amazon AWS Server (very good explanation how to do that on https://cloud.torproject.org/).
Now its up and running and I try to access it. I copied the private key (tor-...
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How can I anonymize my SSH traffic using the Tor network?
I have a working installation of Tor. I am able to both access hidden services and proxy my clear-net traffic through Tor. My main source of traffic so far has been HTTP.
I would like to know how I ...
