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Clearnet applies to any outside service on the regular Internet that might be accessed by hidden services. Prime example is how Silk Road got busted by using clearnet to access Captcha service, which disclosed the actual server IP address in Iceland
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Configuring my website with both a clearnet and a onion address
I am running a wordpress blog and in the clear net and I want for it to be accessible from Tor as well. Kinda like how Facebook has both a normal and a onion address.
I have read the one way to do th …
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