4 ms·
My service is not seeding it anonymously at all. The only "anonymizing" part is that I stop the seeding after it got 20 seeders (based on what trackers tell me
by runn1ng 14y ago
My service is not seeding it anonymously at all.
The only "anonymizing" part is that I stop the seeding after it got 20 seeders (based on what trackers tell me) and delete the file from my disk.
On the other hand, the upload is on hidden service so I can't even possibly know the credentials of the uploader.
- mike-cardwell 14y agoWhat is the point in using a Tor hidden service then? If the point is to give anonymity only to the originator of the file, then they can already do that by connecting to your service using Tor, but not via a hidden service... By using a hidden service you're just doubling the number of Tor nodes that have to transfer the file initially from 3 to 6... The point of a hidden service is to provide anonymity for both parties.
- runn1ng 14y agoYou are right. The only difference is that I am "forcing" people to use Tor to get there, you can't get there without tor
- mike-cardwell 14y agoIf that's your goal, you could simply block access to your service from hosts other than Tor Exit Nodes. You could do this by combining: https://www.torproject.org/projects/tordnsel.html https://www.torproject.org/projects/tordnsel.html With the mod_access_dnsbl module for Apache.