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What about something like Tor. You can run a hidden service to get an onion address that any Tor client can access. Would that meet the requirements without be
by wybiral 9y ago
What about something like Tor. You can run a hidden service to get an onion address that any Tor client can access.
Would that meet the requirements without being a "central" service?
- dublinben 9y agoThat's exactly how Onionshare works. https://onionshare.org/ https://onionshare.org/
- wybiral 9y agoNever seen that before. But running a hidden service on Tor is absurdly easy, then you just shove a file server through whatever port Tor is forwarding.
- KGIII 9y agoIf privacy isn't your primary concern, and this is absolutely not private, you can also just use a redirection service and access .onion domains without installing Tor. Just take any .onion domain and append it with .to and it should work. examplelettersblah.onion becomes examplelettersblah.onion.to and that works without needing to muck about with Tor. This would be a horrible idea if you're concerned with privacy/anonymity. But, it'd make it easy for people to download your shared files.