On 02/21/2020 03:41 AM, Roger Dingledine wrote:
> Services on the internet are inherently harder to make safe than clients,
> (a) because they stay at the same place for long periods of time, and
> (b) because the attacker can induce them to generate or receive traffic,
> in a way that's harder
On 2/17/20, Mirimir wrote:
> On 02/17/2020 05:16 AM, Roger Dingledine wrote:
>> But I'll turn it around, and point out that many systems (e.g. most VPNs)
>> are centralized, that is, the number is 100 percent.
>
> Yes, a VPN service is for sure 100% centralized, regarding ownership and
> managemen
On Thu, Feb 20, 2020 at 07:25:32AM +0100, Robin Lee wrote:
> I'm wondering how hidden a hidden service actually is? Because last
> week charges were brought against Flugsvamp, a Swedish darknet drug
> shop. In the documents made public for the court case the police states
> that is was able to trac
Whonix now provides a hardened vanilla Debian spin (no Tor used) that
ships a version of Tor Browser that is exactly this. It is rebranded so
people are not confused about what it does.
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Hi
I'm wondering how hidden a hidden service actually is? Because last
week charges were brought against Flugsvamp, a Swedish darknet drug
shop. In the documents made public for the court case the police states
that is was able to trace the actual ip-addresses of the onion-
addresses. Flugsvamp ha
