/tech/ - Technology

>Funny tangent aside, if there are any useful resources related to cybersec/privacy/tech on to
Plenty. But what do you want out of it? Are you trying to visit the same sites but throw off people who aren't actual NSA analysts? Are you trying to host services anonymously? Your threat model (and your operational procedures) determines if this tool is useful or useless.
The official Tor non-technical docs are probably what you want.

tor search engines are such a terrible fucking idea lol
also
>"""Mental Outlaw"""
>pepe and wojak in the thumbnail
yeah not watching, just follow this https://riseup.net/en/security/network-security/tor

>>24009
also, this

I use it to obfuscate metadata related to clearnet browsing
stopped using drugs many years ago, but whenever sites like this have an onion available of course I'll use it for extra hops

>>24011
It also makes your posts more anonymous (except you, you namefag) and it conserves the limited bandwidth on exit nodes because .onions don't have to use them, helping the network. Most of the middle relays have essentially unlimited bandwidth, so pumping traffic over .onions doesn't cost relay hosts as much as clearnet traffic.

>>24009
mental outlaw's content is pretty solid, the memes and thumbnails he uses are catered to the only audience dumb-enough to buy his cringe merch, skiddies.

>>24043
This, he's way less chinlet-brained than other soyjack YouTubers. He even supports some regulations of tech companies like whenever EU cracks on the Big Tech.

>>24043
He's the definition of an alt-right chinlet. His content is barely watchable because it's filled with dogwhistles and rightwinger bs. Doesn't help that there are no good leftist youtubers who make the same kind of content.

>>25394
>He's the definition of an alt-right chinlet.

How? Isn't this dude black?

>>25394
For one he's black, but yes it's true he could be an uncle Tom; But good for our case he's not. He supports peer 2 peer farming networks, "free speech" (albeit this term is often a dogwhistle but Kenny evidently acts to this in good faith from his content), right to bear arms, open source content, and more. How is this altright?
>The memes in his videos!!
Symbols and memes from an internet culture, not an ideology. I doubt the man would himself identify as a leftist, but the truth is he embodies leftist values and I dont see how he could be altright.

>>25397
He's somewhat of a liberaltarian in my experience: he's pro-regulation when it comes to the Big Tech (he supports the EU's regulations after all) but it's clear he hasn't divorced himself from right-libertarianism, hence the memes since zoomer lolberts spend too much time on imageboards like 8chan and such. I think Stallman's support of government regulations has kinda sinked into his brain so he supports pro-software and hardware freedom regulations over laissez-faire now. Which is funny to think.

>>25397
He literally complains about wokeness destroying the surface web in one of his videos. Just because hes black doesnt make him immune from being shitty ass chinlet

>>25404
Good take.
>>25409
>He literally complains about wokeness destroying the surface web in one of his videos.
Shit take, I agree, but this is a pretty liberal idea, non-partisan. I work in a homeless shelter with mostly democrats and I hear this shit all the time. What I'm saying is he'd never identify as a leftist, but he still pushes lefty ideas, and he's most definitly not alt-right.
>Just because hes black doesnt make him immune from being shitty ass chinlet
<For one he's black, but yes it's true he could be an uncle Tom
Yes I agree I literally said this in my comment. Uncle Tom is a term for a black who goes against his race, like altrighters.

>>25425
Anyone have that cointelpro transcript where they sent a guy to snoop on some leftists and he was begging them to reassign them because he was getting bored out of his mind just listening to college kids have pedantic arguments about 1800s philosophy.

mental outlaw is an unhinged /g/tard rightoid and a sensationalist. don't take anything he says seriously.

>>25424
>a black who goes against his race

So a race traitor? You sound like a /pol/tard.

>>25424
What does he mean by wokeness destroying the surface web? The only thing wokeness is destroying is mainstream journalists' reputation. But you can just… not read them? I dunno.
>>25434
>So a race traitor?
Lol, it did sound like this but I think they were talking about internalized racism. I wonder: can white guilt be considered white people's version of internalized racism? Lmao.

>>25427
>/g/tard
That sounds more accurate, definitely some InstallGentoo Wiki vibes.

>>25409
pasty KKKracKKKer hands wrote this post
Does this look like a chinlet to you?

>>24007
>Funny tangent aside, if there are any useful resources related to cybersec/privacy/tech on tor, please let me know. I'd like to get something useful out of it.
http://nowherejezfoltodf4jiyl6r56jnzintap5vyjlia7fkirfsnfizflqd.onion
https://nowhere.moe

This should get you started

>>24007
Tor is useful, it does its job pretty well. But the only need i had from it was to buy acid from Dr. Seuss and MDMA from Archetyp (before it closed). Only the acid was useful, that's how i became a Marxist-Leninist.

The fact of the matter is, tor is a very slow and shitty network and the only thing people use it for is child porn and buying/selling drugs and fbi sting operations and timecube-esque crankery.

>>30875
Nah, it could be useful. It used to be a lot slower than nowadays btw. Its use would benefit an insurrection in a vast manner. Used with PGP it's an even better perspective.

>>30884
>Its use would benefit an insurrection in a vast manner.

You can look at existing authoritarian regimes as sort of a testbed for what works and what doesn't work when it comes to bypassing censorship and hiding your identity from the authorities. From what I've gathered, people usually use VPNs to bypass censorship in countries like China and tor is not really a viable option because all the public tor nodes get identified and blocked by the Great Firewall, thus you can't even connect to the network at all unless you know the ip address of a private node; it's easier to just hunt around for some obscure VPN service that the Great Firewall hasn't detected and blocked yet than to look for an entry-point into the tor network which is much slower than a VPN and harder to obfuscate what it is due to all the multi-hop routing making it obvious that someone is using tor, on top of that tor nodes are often banned from many internet services due to being abused for spambots and ddos attacks etc.

Relevant keywords:
>Operational Security
>Information Security
>Communications Security
>Signals Intelligence
>Social Engineering

Software:
>Tor
>I2P
>Tails
>Linux-based operating systems

There is no magic bullet:
>https://support.torproject.org/faq/
>https://tails.net/doc/about/warnings/index.en.html
>https://www.billdietrich.me/ComputerPrivacy.html