DaKnOb

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Workload mTLS Certs with ACME(blog.daknob.net)
1 points by DaKnOb 4y ago|0 comments
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by DaKnOb 4y ago
I toyed with the idea of building a fully functional OCSP responder running exclusively on Cloudflare Workers and Workers KV.
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Building a Scalable OCSP Responder on Cloudflare Workers(blog.daknob.net)
1 points by DaKnOb 4y ago|1 comments
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“Security” Companies and abuse e-mails(blog.daknob.net)
2 points by DaKnOb 10y ago|0 comments
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by DaKnOb 10y ago
Hey, it's the Author here.. You don't have to be very technical with that.. There are plenty of tutorials, some are "official" in the Tor Project website, and some not. Unfortunately you have to reply to these e-mails ot
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by DaKnOb 10y ago
Well, you can contribute, and it will only cost you about 5$ / month! Tor, by design, has some latency issues, and can also have exit node bottlenecks. I think people only run intermediate relays because of a "myth" that you&
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by DaKnOb 10y ago
This has been done in the past: researchers visited a uniquely generated URL from Tor and then recorded which Exit Nodes visited it again. You can find their work if you google it..
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by DaKnOb 10y ago
There are some providers who "buy" their blacklists from other companies that specialize in that. They essentially get a list of X IP Addresses / Subnets and they blindly block them. Providers compete to generate the "la
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by DaKnOb 10y ago
Like some other comments, you can find people who run tor relays and accept donations (TorServers being my personal choice), however, very few are willing to run exit nodes.
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by DaKnOb 10y ago
Well, it's fun to do this and learn from that, however in an exit node it's not something I'd want to do. People use Tor to surf the web anonymously (mostly) and have some privacy. There are certainly exit nodes that do this,