What if it isn't a honeypot?

Simpler solution:
Musk founds the intergalactic empire on Mars and uses Starlink to create a parallel internet to free himself from the bondage of the world federation.

>>106139413 (OP)
It used to be good, but it's in a real bad state right now.

>>106139413 (OP)
> if i keep calling it a honey pot people will believe me
lmao.

>>106139583
works on my machine. how's that beared pedophile on youtube going? you know.. the one that attends defcon, an event that's very cosy with the FBI and CIA? is he winning yet or is he still deleting comments from his youtube videos?

>>106139460
>broken brainrot redditcel trying to go 5 mins without mentioning musk:

>>106139620
No idea who you're talking about. Is he your dad?

>>106139642
>this will stop those meanie-weenies from ever mentioning daddy again!
You sound like you have a dick in your mouth right now.

>>106139620
Dunno who you are talking about, I don't really care about Defcon.
>works on my machine.
Don't pretend you don't see the difference between the old and the new.

but i love honey (๑•́ω•̀๑)

>>106139413 (OP)
Just use snowflake

>>106139413 (OP)
it's not.

>>106139718
Holy fucking shit not even the bots are what they used to be.

It's a honeypot guaranteed. The NSA has full access backdoor since they run the nodes and the developers have been corrupted and bought out.

They can pinpoint your location exactly with time as shown by the case of eldo kim who made a bomb threat. They were easily able to find him. The proof wasn't shocking that they found him because he was the only tor user at the campus at that moment. The shocking part is the US gov probably runs multiple hundreds if not thousands of nodes at least over half of the network probably and they all log IP's.

So IDK if we will ever be able to leave the clearnet plantation.

I2P is garbage, freenet is garbage. We are all slaves to the clearnet glownigger plantation.

>>106139975
>It's a honeypot guaranteed. The NSA has full access backdoor since they run the nodes and the developers have been corrupted and bought out.
Proof?
>The proof wasn't shocking that they found him because he was the only tor user at the campus at that moment.
So there's.. none? You just gave a rational explanation for now it's not a backdoor: The system doesn't work unless you blend with other peers.

>I2P is garbage, freenet is garbage. We are all slaves to the clearnet glownigger plantation.
Oh you're a demoralization jeet. I just made six phone calls to Mastercard in your honor.

>>106139975
>Because this one guy had poor opsec, that means TOR is compromised also everything else is garbage because it lets us leave the plantation
be sure to thank the Massa for your shackles.

>>106139999
I2P is garbage it loads like a snail, freenet is garbage doesnt support videos, websites are garbage, hacky plugins galore with a bunch of garbage code all based on java saaaaar.

Tor is backdoored.
The feds run all the nodes and they are all logging continuously.

If someone can't use tor without a VPN anywhere in the world to avoid censorship is backdoored and glows 100%. There's zero reason why eldo kim should've been arrested if the TOR network was safe.

It is backdoored and compromised.

Tor stinks!

>>106140021
>There's zero reason why eldo kim should've been arrested if the TOR network was safe.
>nigger that has never heard of MITM or correlation attacks thinks he's qualified to have an opinion about anything
God damn the CIA really is sending their best and brightest today.

>>106139902
Stop gargling on spunk, it's revolting.

>>106140058
So how can TOR be secure if its not truly anonymous. If I'm a student in china and I want to bypass the censorship there what good is tor if the chinese government can just see that I'm using it and find exactly where I'm at? That's what happened in the US.

It glows, It's backdoored.

>b-b-buh he should've just used a coffeeshop!
They have cameras and will just find the coffeeshop network it was sent from and get a photo of your face

>>106139809
>>106140021
>>106140079
HEre's how he was found out:
https://www.dailydot.com/unclick/tor-harvard-bomb-suspect/

>>106140122
"after receipt of the email and determining it was from a Tor user, authorities were able to go back in time and correlate it with Tor activity on their network, without being certain about its content."
>he doesn't think the NSA doesn't have a backdoor deal with every wifi network at starbucks in a 20 mile square radius of the campus.
>he doesn't think the NSA doesn't have access to entire cities worth of data from ISP on who is using TOR at specific times in specific areas

They would've been getting the logs from everywhere and they also run the nodes. It's backdoored. If he went to a starbucks they would've just found the closest one, got the logs from the ISP and then matched that with camera footage

>>106139770
>Don't pretend you don't see the difference between the old and the new
Elaborate

>>106140089
>waaaaaa spoonfeed me!
>waaaaaa debate me!
I hope your handler sends you and your ilk to CECOT for your piss poor performance. Why would I waste time spoonfeeding a retarded gorilla nigger that doesn't understand the first thing he's talking about?

>>106140198
>hmmm we got a bomb threat via tor at 12 am threatening the final exams...
>hmmm there was a student using tor at 12 am in our network....
>DUDE HOLY SHIT TOR IS COMPROMISED
i never thought i would see someone with a single digit iq

>>106140275
They will just find your ISP and see who was using tor within that city at 12am and they can narrow it down.

They will just find out who's a citizen and narrow it down even if hundreds of other people in the city are using tor(unlikely). In an average city in america maybe 10-50 people at any time are using tor. It's not that many to sift through.

it's backdoored.

>>106140198
Hey dipshit if TOR is compromised how come there are drug markets running for half a decade by now? How come their users aren't regularly fucked? How come not even the vendors are getting deanonymized when they take down one every now and then? And because I know how you'll cope I'll just say this I'm sure they won't expose themselves for a drug bust but to oust some faggot trying a bomb threat to get finals cancelled. Nice story bro.

>>106140328
Because they collect data for big busts and go after dealers. This happens all the time.

>>106139975
FUD FUD FUD

>>106140337
>four or five markets that have been running for 5 years+ each
>d-dude t-two m-more weeks!

>Tor is compromised dudes just give up haha dont try to protect your privacy its pointless! Just submit to big tech guys its all completely useless

>>106140353
All they need is one address and a location of a city and they can find you.

TOR users are not a big of a userbase as you think and the NSA runs over half at least 2500 nodes.

You really thought a government that spends hundreds of billions, over a trillion can't setup tor nodes by the thousands in all parts of the world, countries, military bases etc.

It would only cost a couple ten million, pocket change.

>>106140382
>All they need is for you to dox yourself and they can find you.
powerful

>>106140382
>TOR users are not a big of a userbase as you think
Theres millions of users.
>NSA runs over half at least 2500 nodes.
You just pulled that out of your ass

>>106140368
>>106140368
These are glowie images that are posted to deflect criticism of TOR being a backdoor. They want people to use the honeypot so bad.

ALso the TOR devs left in javascript exploits on firefox that they knew about and were vulnerable but decided to patch them until the last second when it became public.

TOR devs are also in contact with NSA and government officials by email and its proven,

>>106140337
nigger I've been buying my weed from the same dealer with the same pgp key for almost 10 years yeah i'm sure the feds are just collecting evidence for another decade despite already having pwned me 10 years ago of course

>>106140411
The gov developed tor so their agents could use it and blend in with everyone else this is no secret you ESL retard

>>106140411
...does this nigger think tor being government funded is some kind of breaking news..?

>>106140411
even if there were backdoors they wouldn't use them to catch anybody since as soon as they used them nobody would use Tor anymore

I saw some people asking why they would use phpBB for their forum. The answer is that's normal for darknet websites and even for darkweb CP forums.


Page 6 (357) of this research paper even says most CSAM forums use phpBB:
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/372486835_Child_sexual_abuse_material_on_the_darknet
>Darknet CSAM forums are mainly built on open-source code, like phpbb, with some users with coding skills creating similar open-source forum coding, which readily caters to online offending communities.
Here's a image from that paper:
https://www.researchgate.net/figure/Actual-child-sexual-abuse-material-forum-landing-page_fig2_372486835

Here's some other examples of screenshots of CSAM websites using similar forum software:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boystown_(website)
https://www.vg.no/spesial/2017/undercover-darkweb/?lang=en

I've seen other news articles that have screenshots of CP forums using phpBB, but I dont have the links to the articles at the moment.

>>106140476
wrong thread?

>>106140476
>To identify the perpetrators, police used a correlation analysis attack against the Ricochet chat protocol which was used by Boystown admins and operates on the Tor network. By sending Ricochet messages to perpetrators and monitoring several hundred Tor nodes for simultaneous traffic of the correct size, authorities were able to piece together the chain of Tor nodes used and the perpetrator's entry node, which then revealed the perpetrators' IP addresses.[4]

How does one protect against this?

>>106140500
Yep. This is a huge flaw in TOR and theres no real defense.

>>106140500
You can't.

>>106140500
By keeping your software up to date. iirc the versions they were using were extremely out of date.

>>106139975
They wouldn't reveal that they have a tor backdoor just to catch some bomb threatener

Also this: >>106126145

>>106139413 (OP)
>Yes, Tor is an american glowie honeypot and its only purpose is to sow unrest in sovereign countries. It is an imperialist tool of cyberwarfare invented and controlled by the american state. Isn't that obvious?

>>106140948
what about it? underage phoneposter getting laughed at on purple reddit?

Bros. The feds have exploits for everything and you wouldn't even believe they're technically possible. Of course tor is backdoored. You have do more autistic stuff that just use tor to be anon.

>>106141129
No, reddit tier censorship on the most famous darkweb forum.

>>106141165
>dude getting my retard tier question deleted is like le censorship

They'll coordinate and go after datacenters hosting guard and exit nodes, at the same time they'll make VPNs require digital ID and only big corps will be allowed to host. Hard to enforce for anons, but bad for VPN corps and their users.

>>106141234
I am right and this is why it was censored. Dread/Tor is in the end a US glowie honeypot. So it doesn't surprise me at all, that they want to discuss privacy solutions from enemy states.

>>106141355
*don't

>>106141137
again, even if they did explain why they'd ever use it if when they do nobody would ever use Tor again

>>106141443
Best to use a single use device if you're doing anything sensitive desu but if you're a target for glowies then make sure you destroy it properly because they're pretty resourceful. I need to get some messages to people but it's nigh on impossible.

>>106140323
What if somebody does something on tor without revealing their general location? Are they going to check logs from all ISPs in the world just to timing attack one goonhitler?

>>106141137
i dont believe you

>>106139413 (OP)
It doesn't really matter if it is a honeypot or not. If you are using MacOS or Windows, which most people are, then your machine is already subject to remote client-side scanning by Apple and Microsoft. It doesn't mater how many tricks you use to anonymize and encrypt your traffic if the data comes to rest on a system that can be rifle through at will by third-parties.

>>106143323
Because they don't want you. They want me.

>>106140500
Convince an aspie to protect you, an aspie glowie took down those sites by impersonating the site admin

>>106140534
They don't have to disclose its use, they can just claim that they went to a scientologist church and xanadu himself gave out the fella's exact GPS coordinates.

>>106140526
Wouldn't it be the opposite? I mean, Tor has been nerfing the browser from time to time (e.g. the OS Spoofing thing being cut off).

I'm not really sure if they've been doing more cuts to the browser or sth, but clearly it's not a good idea to use a browser that lacks these type of tools.

>>106140198
>authorities were able to go back in time
OMG! So they really have this kind of technology!?

>>106140328
>how come there are drug markets running for half a decade by now?
Maybe because these are run by the feds themselves.
>not even the vendors are getting deanonymized when they take down one
What makes you believe they aren't?

>>106144261
>the OS Spoofing thing being cut off
It was not. Youtubers just made a big story out of nothing. See the browser used to report a random OS and have javascript report a different random OS. Now both the browser and javascript report "Windows 10" for everybody, which is less suspect.

>>106144302
the fbi cant even take down the many cybercrime forums on the clearweb. they are understaffed.

>>106139975
>it's a honeypot
I'm sure this site is perfectly safe though. Anything that has a nigger/jeet mutt as the top admin is probably safe, right?

>>106144413
The FBI doesn't care that I bought an Emirati passport on it and used it to travel to Cuba.

>>106139413 (OP)
Nothing should go over the internet you would not record and hand to your local police.

Stop wanting security because it is an illusion. You do not need a secure internet, proof being the thousands of years with no internet or electricity. The Taliban hand carried USB fobs because that routed around electronic surveillance.

>>106139413 (OP)
It isn't.
Though I rarely visit.