Onion adventures: how to use onion services and the Tor network in your web endeavors
summary
Claims that Tor gives traffic-analysis resistant privacy and anonymity with about 2 million daily users and a network of ~6000 relays and ~2000 bridges, backed by ~200 Gbps advertised capacity. Next‑generation onion services use SHA‑3 so the onion address equals the service public key and support subkeys. Practical demos show SSH or web apps exposed only on Tor via a torrc entry and a tiny Docker setup — essentially Docker + torrc two lines to publish and it works.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Start
- 1:04TOR IS A PRIVACY TOOL
- 1:35TOR IS ABOUT 2M DAILY USERS USING THE NETWORK!
- 1:59TOR IS ABOUT 2K BRIDGES AND 6K RELAYS
- 3:20PRIVACY BY DESIGN
- 3:51HOW TOR WORKS
- 7:16WHAT IS TOR BROWSER
- 8:46NEXT GEN ONION SERVICES
- 10:52HOW ONION SERVICES WORK
- 14:10TOR ECOSYSTEM
- 14:35ONION-MICRO-SERVICES ??
- 15:15SSH ONION-SERVICES
- 17:46TORSOCKS
- 20:14ONIONS FOR THE DECENTRALISED WEB
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