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David Alvarez Rosa Blog author and site operatorTor Project Nonprofit developer of the Tor networkmooreds Hacker News submitter
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The so-called "clearnet" www has suffered from "developers" hell bent on "scraping" and crawling to support their so-called "tech" companies. The situation has gotten worse with "AI" companies scraping and crawling for LLM "training data"These companies also attempt to create "walled gardens" to enable behavioral surveillance and ad targeting on…
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Self-Hosting on the Dark Web Link: https:// david.alvarezrosa.com/posts/se lf-hosting-on-the-dark-web/ Discussion: https:// news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4 9870295
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My personal website has been hosted on Tor for years. It's easy to do from your home even behind a NAT because it's an outgoing connection from your point of view (which also makes it a great way to expose local services even when you are behind a NAT and don't not have a static IP), and by design your personal IP is hidden from your visitors.I…
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Self-Hosting on the Dark Web: https:// david.alvarezrosa.com/posts/se lf-hosting-on-the-dark-web/ Discussion: http:// news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4 9870295
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Also DDoS becomes a problem, and the ways it's done are pretty specific to Tor. Double captchas are necessary when you're getting DDoSed, due to performance reasons. Oh, and captchas are also pretty specific to Tor as well.There's also a problem of site fronting. Anyone could run a proxy pretending to be you, for arbitrary reasons (not even…
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onion-location:http://pablo2httpff4vogufavlmbxw4jkgb3amnywex2xdnchpztkdu2lu...And for the OP's siteonion-location:http://dhevt6e4rtgbtr3jh53xrpwmgtilkah6nyjujocsspssrsexc7omx...Question: Can the .onion sites withstand HN front page traffic
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I thought about doing this back when I was self-hosting my blog, purely because I thought there would be a neatness factor to being able to honestly say "I have a site on the dark web".I eventually moved the blog to Cloudflare Pages primarily because I wanted to use Cloudflare Workers to handle the comments, though I have still considered…
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A bit late to the party but check out https://github.com/brewsterkahle/onionpress/ - it's an effort to make self-hosting on Tor hidden services as easy as possible.
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> so that no single party can link who you are to what you are doingsome single parties called government agencies pretty much can. it’s just much harder to do, so you’re safe from random people
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In a guide like this, it might be helpful to emphasize backing up the generated private key, loss of which would cause you to have to change your onion address.
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I recommend that people give I2P and Yggdrasil a try as well, especially Yggdrasil. It makes no compromises on speed and latency, but it has no anonymity.
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Adds a whole new layer of paranoia, but for some things, it's probably the only way to genuinely stay off the grid.
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absolutely love how OP's site is designed. It's clean and minimal, fast and user-friendly, but also stylish.
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