No.24008
>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.
No.24009
tor search engines are such a terrible fucking idea lol
also
>"""Mental Outlaw""">pepe and wojak in the thumbnailyeah not watching, just follow this
https://riseup.net/en/security/network-security/tor No.24011
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
No.24013
>>24011It 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.
No.24043
>>24009mental 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.
No.24666
>>24043This, 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.