Is there an alternative to tor?
Is there an alternative to tor?
Jeremiah Perry
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Gavin Reyes
to hidden services you mean?
Ian Cruz
who this?
Luke Flores
Yeah, I guess. Like if I want to look at this onion shit without stupid-ass tor
I wish I knew
Eli Hernandez
My VPN lets me use .onion domains on any browser if you enable it
Levi Bell
Prison
Evan Torres
You can replace .onion with .onion.sh to use a tor2web service, but you should really just use Tor.
Noah Jones
>stupid-ass tor
your age is showing
Nolan Miller
Freenet.
Ayden Perez
I have a vpn
Connor Hall
BRUH NIGGA LOOK AT THIS SHIT BRUH THA FUCK MAN IT AINT BEING LIKE WORKING AND SHIT NIGGA YO FUCK THIS SHIT MANN
Wyatt Smith
VPN is brainlet security tbqh.
Jaxon Smith
do you use ssh tunnel?
Noah Sanchez
المنصورة نسوانجي, duh
Ethan King
>Free pizza
no thanks
Noah Turner
Thank you
Kevin Murphy
So was tor.
Matthew Jackson
kinda
zeronet, ipfs, i2p, freenet
Kayden Reyes
>zeronet
ma man
pic related it's my private zeronet proxy
Christian Stewart
It's like a muslim version of my ex.
I wish I could throw stones at her, she deserves it.
Juan Thompson
what does zeronet have?
Andrew Baker
Look up Skywire
Juan Perez
Asher Adams
Skywire
Cameron Murphy
Oliver Watson
So haram.
Landon Diaz
FEED HER BACON AND PORK CHOPS
Cameron Rodriguez
tor is good for anonymous proxying, it wasn't designed as a darknet really. for hidden services look into
>i2p
peer to peer network designed specifically as a darknet (invisible internet project), router is written in java but there's a cpp implementation for i2pd if you prefer it. outproxies/exits dont really exist as it's supposed to keep traffic within the I2P network unlike tor, so it's not ideal for anonymous proxying
>anonet
friend to friend network, like another internet within the internet (BGP and whathaveyou), has its own internal .ano services and is functionally similar to a VPN for obvious reasons. if you've used dn42 you'll have a good understanding of connecting to it with openvpn/wireguard etc.
>yggdrasil
an end to end encrypted ipv6 overlay network, works over ipv4 as well and is similar functionally to cjdns, a few public peers are listed on the github repo, doesn't have its own .tlds iirc; addresses are over ip
>lokinet
this is still early in its youth, layer 3 onion routing implementation (over IP, not limited to TCP like tor). .loki services exists but documentation is sparse for now. aims to implement the pros of both tor and i2p and eliminate the cons. supposed to allow exits to the internet
Elijah Collins
By the look of those tiles I'd say some low class Moroccan citizen.
Mason Walker
>implying there are high class moroccan citizens