On 2005-05-26T13:17:38-0400, Tyler Durden wrote:
> OK, what's the best way to put up a website anonymously?
Tor? It's not immune from traffic analysis, but it's nearly the best
you can do to hide the server's location/isp from clients.
> Let's assume that it has nothing to do with national security...the Feds
> aren't interested.
>
> BUT, let's assume that the existence and/or content of the website would
> probably direct a decent amount of law-suits.
Hosting in a country that would laugh at lawsuits, like Sealand?
> Presumably there's no way to hide the ISP from the world, but one should
> hopefully be able to hide oneself and make legal action basically useless.
>
> Egold + fake address for registering agency seems a little problematic.
You can try, but good physical anonymity for commerce is difficult
unless you construct a fake identity good enough that you can use it to
open bank accounts... without leaving any compromising fingerprints that
your bank can turn over to the authorities.
> And there's the question of updating the site...
Tor+rsync?
--
Unable to correct the source of the indignity to the Negro, [the Phoenix,
AZ public accommodations law prohibiting racial discrimination] redresses
the situation by placing a separate indignity on the proprietor. ... The
unwanted customer and the disliked proprietor are left glowering at one
another across the lunch counter. -William "Strom" Rehnquist, 1964-06-15
