Hey all,
when running obfsproxy with scramblesuit in unmanaged mode (e.g. to
obfuscate non-Tor traffic) the UniformDH password is passed in command
line like this:
obfsproxy scramblesuit --password=W3ECD5GOYU5AAW4G35GSH5QXIHSRBU2X
The problem with this is that the password is visible in the syst
Hi, all!
Here's your regular reminder for the weekly IRC meeting for people
working on the program "tor". (This won't cover all the other
programs developed under the Tor
umbrella.)
The next meeting time will be:
Wednesday May 21, 19:00 UTC.
(That's 3pm EDT and 12:00 noon PDT.)
As usual,
On Tue, 20 May 2014 18:25:46 +0300
irregula...@riseup.net wrote:
> Hey all,
>
> when running obfsproxy with scramblesuit in unmanaged mode (e.g. to
> obfuscate non-Tor traffic) the UniformDH password is passed in command
> line like this:
>
> obfsproxy scramblesuit --password=W3ECD5GOYU5AAW4G35GS
Have you ever wondered what makes the Tor protocol fingerprintable, and
makes pluggable transports necessary? Have you wondered how obfs3
obscures byte patterns in Tor? What a flash proxy WebSocket connection
actually looks like, and why it defeats IP blocking but not DPI?
Then I have the wiki pag
Hello devs,
I'm seeking advice from people with experience in writing server-side
Java applications.
Let me give you some background about this request: for the past five
years, I have been developing server-side Java applications which all
process large amounts of Tor directory data and provide
Hi Karsten,
A lot of people I respect seem to use Dropwizard for this sort of thing.
https://dropwizard.github.io/dropwizard/
As for deployment on Debian (dunno if it's in the standard Debian universe)
https://groups.google.com/d/msg/dropwizard-user/gv4TDQbcHBc/LGJz0egMNWQJ
Hope that helps
Bes
You could try Spring. It seems to be a common framework for Server Side
Java.
http://projects.spring.io/spring-framework/
Noah Rahman wrote:
Hi Karsten,
A lot of people I respect seem to use Dropwizard for this sort of thing.
https://dropwizard.github.io/dropwizard/
As for deployment on Debi
I just wrote a little program called OnionShare, that makes it simple to
share a file securely using a password-protected Tor hidden service:
https://github.com/micahflee/onionshare
Right now it only runs in Tails. I'd like to make a versin that runs in
OSX and Windows, too. How can I make softwar
Micah Lee writes:
> When you run onionshare.py, it modifies /etc/tor/torrc and reloads the
> Tor config, and when it's done it restores the original torrc and
> reloads again.
You could use one of the controller libraries (stem if you want
synchronous, txtorcon if async/Twisted) to do this; they
