Topic: Give your users more privacy with a .onion (Read 117 times)
Your service is not bad but it is really for people who do not create their own onion simply with (Scallion) it is completely free is very easy to customize
https://i.imgur.com/SpBh1Zz.png
Tor is amazing technology and a true proof of concept the power of what a voluntary driven network
can doe.
We love tor a lot because of its technical implementation of an anonymous communication network.
In fact we enjoy it so much we want to have all sites on as a .onion.
Having your site run as a .onion means giving your users more privacy by letting your user access
your site without the user reveling its ip address.
This is great because it promotes sudo-anonymous usage.
Your users does not reveal their physical location by default and your site opens it's doors to a wider user base.
But if you are not a technical person it can be hard to get your site a .onion address, when we first spoke with a owner
of a forum that is very political friendly, he told us he really wanted an easy way for a site to get a .onion address.
After researching and talking to some web hosting firms we did not find a good published solution available.
The majority of web hosters that offer .onion hosting will manually write a configuration for it.
We went in to our lab and after some time of research and attempts we finally was able to create a solution we where
happy with.
Our site:
https://tor.stackpointersolutions.net
now simply creates a tunnel(reverseproxy) where the user can enter its site and our system will generate a .onion address, tell the tor network that there is a new active address, redirect all requests that go from the .onion site to the regular site.
Resulting in a easy click and deploy feature where the user just need to enter the website address and then we charge a small fee of 5 euro for 3 months in order for the server costs to add up and then its done!
Exposure to a new audience and a live .onion address for your site!
Tor is amazing technology and a true proof of concept the power of what a voluntary driven network
can doe.
We love tor a lot because of its technical implementation of an anonymous communication network.
In fact we enjoy it so much we want to have all sites on as a .onion.
Having your site run as a .onion means giving your users more privacy by letting your user access
your site without the user reveling its ip address.
This is great because it promotes sudo-anonymous usage.
Your users does not reveal their physical location by default and your site opens it's doors to a wider user base.
But if you are not a technical person it can be hard to get your site a .onion address, when we first spoke with a owner
of a forum that is very political friendly, he told us he really wanted an easy way for a site to get a .onion address.
After researching and talking to some web hosting firms we did not find a good published solution available.
The majority of web hosters that offer .onion hosting will manually write a configuration for it.
We went in to our lab and after some time of research and attempts we finally was able to create a solution we where
happy with.
Our site:
https://tor.stackpointersolutions.net
now simply creates a tunnel(reverseproxy) where the user can enter its site and our system will generate a .onion address, tell the tor network that there is a new active address, redirect all requests that go from the .onion site to the regular site.
Resulting in a easy click and deploy feature where the user just need to enter the website address and then we charge a small fee of 5 euro for 3 months in order for the server costs to add up and then its done!
Exposure to a new audience and a live .onion address for your site!
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