Hello Everybody
I am in the process of setting up a hidden service with Apache 2.2 under
Windows.
I run Apache (Win32) in a virtual machine and Tor in a separate virtual
machine under VMware Workstation.
VM 1 runs Apache and VM 2 runs Tor.
VM 1 is connected to VM 2 through an internal host
Hi all,
Here some consideration to create a new simplified TBB version.
Something to provide the extreme simplicity a user may expect that may
work having two TBB.
Let's say that the basic need of this TBB-simple is just to visit web
pages anonymous, no frills.
So something that works that
On Sun, 19 Feb 2012 12:50:47 -
Fred Toben red...@tormail.net wrote:
Hello Everybody
I am in the process of setting up a hidden service with Apache 2.2
under Windows.
I run Apache (Win32) in a virtual machine and Tor in a separate
virtual machine under VMware Workstation.
VM 1 runs
So far I haven't found any public info about the possible downsides of
running a hidden service under Windows.
Let's assume a fresh, clean windows installation. Have you found a list
and description of all outgoing network connections, that will be made by
that windows installation? I haven't
It would be very dangerous to use Windows in any way for running hidden
services! Run Linux and VirtualBox on your host machine. Ubuntu is
probably best if you're new to Linux. Have your host machine access the
Internet through a reputable multi-hop VPN service, and firewall it to
prevent
Is there a list available on the Tor directory servers that my script could
parse and get the latest exit routers along with their fingerprints?
I've found this:http://dannenberg.ccc.de/tor/server/all.zBut it doesn't mention
whether each one is an exit router
And
Is the time sync spoofing even applicable to hidden services?
How can the MS time server tampering with the exit nodes be applicable to
hidden services?
It has nothing to do directly with Apache or the hidden service.
For correct operation Tor needs the correct time and date. Windows will
Let's assume the time server is not trusted.
How accurate does the clock have to be? Is +/- 30 minutes sufficient for
Tor's correct operation? Do you see any risks if the user manually adjusts
the clock on each restart?
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On 02/19/2012 02:17 PM, pro...@tormail.net wrote:
Let's assume the time server is not trusted.
How accurate does the clock have to be? Is +/- 30 minutes sufficient for
Tor's correct operation? Do you see any risks if the user manually adjusts
the clock on each restart?
Why would you be
On 2/19/2012 10:23 PM, Karl Hakmiller wrote:
On Sun, 19 Feb 2012 19:06:35 +
Bravo 76brav...@live.co.uk wrote:
Is there a list available on the Tor directory servers that my script
could parse and get the latest exit routers along with their
fingerprints?
I would hope such a list does not
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