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I guess it’s not a major issue when just hosting some static content, but still if someone gets access to your server sitting behind Tor, you better make sure y
by deno 14y ago
I guess it’s not a major issue when just hosting some static content, but still if someone gets access to your server sitting behind Tor, you better make sure you don’t have any activity that can tie you to that server.
This is how some people running CP sites via Tor were caught.
- dfc 14y agoIn order to get access to your server they need to circumvent the anonymity that tor provides. Hopefully if you go through the trouble to publish via hidden descriptors you know not to include your name/SSN/gps/cell-number in your apache headers;) This is completely tangential, but can you point me to the Tor investigations? The interaction of tor/law-enforcement is something I am extremely interested in.
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- deno 14y ago> In order to get access to your server they need to circumvent the anonymity that tor provides. Not necessarily, the CP sites were hacked using PHP vulnerabilities or something similar, not to mention your hosting provider could just get interested in your network activity for whatever reason. > This is completely tangential, but can you point me to the Tor investigations? Nothing I have bookmarked, sorry.
- dfc 14y agoThanks for checking. Sadly the bookmarks always go missing...