Recent comments in /f/Tor
noptic wrote (edited )
Reply to Widespread Attacks Push Tor to Proof-of-Work by z3d
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horriblealtercation179 wrote
Reply to Widespread Attacks Push Tor to Proof-of-Work by z3d
finally, let's see if it improves speed somehow. hopefully there will be benchmarks
9995Deluxe wrote
Reply to DuckDuckGo v3 onion by vistingghost
If you are using the Tor Browser Bundle and have set DuckDuckGoOnion as your default search engine, it still uses the v2 URL. It looks like they will switch this to the v3 onion once the v2 onion goes offline.
Rambler wrote (edited )
Reply to comment by sitefights in Raddle v3 onion by sitefights
Why are they hard on RAMBLE?
Something to do with me having insensitive humor and me possessing the radical belief in free speech, even speech promoting ideas that I disagree with.
We have a lot more in common than we have in our differences, the main difference is that I don't believe speech needs strict regulation and I don't jump to conclusions about someone's deeply rooted political and personal beliefs based on insignificant online interactions.
With that said, they've got a decent site. Like said over there: they do their thing and we do ours. Nothing to bicker over. A lot of the members here would get banned there, and a lot of the members there would scoff at some of the content here and not return after experiencing an unsavory exchange.
No big deal.
sitefights OP wrote
Reply to comment by Rambler in Raddle v3 onion by sitefights
If I find a user of what I made, I'll be glad and kind to the user. Why are they hard on RAMBLE? Btw I'm having fun with fights between them and RAMBLE a bit. Just a bit.
Rambler wrote (edited )
Reply to Raddle v3 onion by sitefights
They'll delete that post and ban you as soon as Zig or Emma comes online since it mentions this site, by the way.
Good to see them upgrade to V3, though.
The software that powers this site was made for that site, by the way. In case you didn't know.
BlackWinnerYoshi wrote
Reply to comment by AWiggerInTime in DuckDuckGo v3 onion by vistingghost
The v2 onion still works, but might cease to after 2021-10-15, when v2 stops working after an update.
AWiggerInTime wrote (edited )
Reply to DuckDuckGo v3 onion by vistingghost
Finally. They had that v2 onion for years and couldn't be bothered to flip that one switch to make it v3.
Does it even work? I stopped using the v2 onion after it died for like a year or something.
Shadov wrote
Reply to A IRC chat room on Tor by piamie
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DeusExMachina wrote
Reply to [RAMBLE]'s onion site is back up. by Rambler
Nice ! Thanks for this website !
BlackWinnerYoshi wrote
Reply to TIP: Reddit will give you an 'invalid password' message sometimes if logging in through Tor. Disable JS and try again, it'll work. by Rambler
Well, reddit over VPN probably works better, unlike 4chan, which doesn't work over Tor, VPN, proxies, or whatever. But still, if you can, delete your reddit account. And uhh, don't be like me, who had to make a second reddit account just because I screwed up my phone, somehow, and I had to factory reset it, therefore losing my two-factor authentication codes. And if you're an EU citizen, make sure you don't use the normal deactivation process. Make sure to back up 2FA!
burnerben OP wrote
Reply to comment by !deleted846 in Im getting a 504 on NotEvil by burnerben
its a real shame, notEvil is a fantastic search engine
AWiggerInTime wrote
Reply to Im getting a 504 on NotEvil by burnerben
seethe further newfag
boobs wrote
Reply to .onion SSL Certs available. by Rambler
this seems like the opposite of what is needed. instead of making an actually secure and decentralized human readable name system they are falling back to the x509 ca cabal money printer.
smartypants wrote
Reply to .onion SSL Certs available. by Rambler
awesome pluto photo
https://rambleeeqrhty6s5jgefdfdtc6tfgg4jj6svr4jpgk4wjtg3qshwbaad.onion.sh/f/pics
currently uses a default shared "*.onion.sh" wildcard SSL cert this hour
I assume this new news info is in regard to plain vanilla real onion sites for tor, not clearweb https via onion.sh, though i assume onion.sh will soon perform a better cryptographic identity test of sorts.
nobody wrote
Reply to What are some good .onion sites to visit? Most wikis and guides are dated and full of broken links. by Rambler
You may also like the anonymous pastebin
nobody wrote
Reply to What are some good .onion sites to visit? Most wikis and guides are dated and full of broken links. by Rambler
http://yjeajli4dzdwm2lu32rkruj5safydu2utx22trkdszwulegookfvj3qd.onion/ is a living copy of the original logarithm-scale USD-BTC chart from https://bitcoin.zorinaq.com/price/
J0yI9YUX41Wx wrote
Reply to [tor-consensus-health] Possible Sybil Attack by Rambler
I'm not too skilled at interpreting the information from that email. Are these nodes associated with Cipherpunk Labs? What does the WHOIS info about these IPs suggest about the entity behind these new nodes?
Rambler OP wrote (edited )
Reply to comment by spc50 in [tor-consensus-health] Possible Sybil Attack by Rambler
What is the Sybil attack? Is this a term that is well defined with Tor?
It's defined as:
In a Sybil attack, the attacker subverts the reputation system of a network service by creating a large number of pseudonymous identities and uses them to gain a disproportionately large influence.
Basically running a large number of network nodes (relays, exits) to analyze traffic and stuff.
spc50 wrote
Reply to [tor-consensus-health] Possible Sybil Attack by Rambler
What is the Sybil attack? Is this a term that is well defined with Tor?
Looks like someone trying to mass control exit nodes and sniff away.
RAMBLE1 wrote
Reply to [tor-consensus-health] Possible Sybil Attack by Rambler
Thanks for sharing
Rambler wrote
Reply to Tor Audio Options? Streaming preferred. by spc50
DarkNetRadio is still a thing, I think. Not sure what the URL is, though. I've always found Tor much to slow to stream anything through reliably.
If you're down to mess with Yggdrasil I've streamed countless of hours and albums from http://[202:96c1:6478:45f7:db1d:207:36d3:d874]/music/ (UN/PW is guest) which is ran by /u/1200bps . Good albums on there.
spc50 wrote
Reply to onion v3 consensus falls apart. by boobs
Do we really think it's good idea to drop v2 addresses soon?
I think they should run dual address stack.
HimeArikawa wrote
Reply to Hidden Answers died by ngmm
There is a new version back online