Hey everyone
Few off the wall questions:
Im searching for source code or a repo for a hidden service template. Like a boiler plate or something.
Is there any difference in the html/css of clear net vs dark?
No JS but what about of scripting langs?
Would rust be a decent primary/cornerstone language for a full stack onion web app?
I understand the tor network has taken millions of hours to come this far and I'm really just scratching there surface, but 8 gotta start somewhere right?
Chrome has a dev feature do any other browsers and extension support that with onion sites?
How hard is it to block a DDOS attack? How hard is it to evade big brother and like the ultimate threat vector you know?
I'll come up with some other stuff later on but thanks everyone can't wait to learn some stuff.
SpeedMonkey
> Is there any difference in the html/css of clear net vs dark?
Technically no, but since dark services usually don't serve JS, it relies more on pure HTML interaction. Do come to /d/programming to see a few things: /post/ff05ff5c1dd1ee86dc21 /post/fcc9d057116332560741
> No JS but what about of scripting langs?
sorry, what are "of" scripting langs? The idea is no JS or other bloated technologies on the client side and stick to HTML/CSS only. On server side though go script away!
> Would rust be a decent primary/cornerstone language for a full stack onion web app?
Absolutely. Rust is very popular right now, afaik that is because of the balance between ease-to-use and efficiency. There are also great libraries available for web development, but it could be a bit hard to choose right now.
> I understand the tor network has taken millions of hours to come this far and I'm really just scratching there surface, but 8 gotta start somewhere right?
What are you talking about, keep asking man.
> Chrome has a dev feature do any other browsers and extension support that with onion sites?
Yes, both FF and Chrome have similar dev feature and it is almost as useful on hidden services. The console, debugging and a few other features are less useful without JS
> How hard is it to block a DDOS attack? How hard is it to evade big brother and like the ultimate threat vector you know?
Checkout out /d/endgame
Here's two dedicated dark service git:
0xacab: wmj5kiic7b6kjplpbvwadnht2nh2qnkbnqtcv3dyvpqtz7ssbssftxid dot onion:44203 OR 0xacab dot org
Darkforest: git dot dkforestseeaaq2dqz2uflmlsybvnq2irzn4ygyvu53oazyorednviid dot onion OR check your linklist, i dunno
Technically no, but since dark services usually don't serve JS, it relies more on pure HTML interaction. Do come to /d/programming to see a few things: /post/ff05ff5c1dd1ee86dc21 /post/fcc9d057116332560741
> No JS but what about of scripting langs?
sorry, what are "of" scripting langs? The idea is no JS or other bloated technologies on the client side and stick to HTML/CSS only. On server side though go script away!
> Would rust be a decent primary/cornerstone language for a full stack onion web app?
Absolutely. Rust is very popular right now, afaik that is because of the balance between ease-to-use and efficiency. There are also great libraries available for web development, but it could be a bit hard to choose right now.
> I understand the tor network has taken millions of hours to come this far and I'm really just scratching there surface, but 8 gotta start somewhere right?
What are you talking about, keep asking man.
> Chrome has a dev feature do any other browsers and extension support that with onion sites?
Yes, both FF and Chrome have similar dev feature and it is almost as useful on hidden services. The console, debugging and a few other features are less useful without JS
> How hard is it to block a DDOS attack? How hard is it to evade big brother and like the ultimate threat vector you know?
Checkout out /d/endgame
Here's two dedicated dark service git:
0xacab: wmj5kiic7b6kjplpbvwadnht2nh2qnkbnqtcv3dyvpqtz7ssbssftxid dot onion:44203 OR 0xacab dot org
Darkforest: git dot dkforestseeaaq2dqz2uflmlsybvnq2irzn4ygyvu53oazyorednviid dot onion OR check your linklist, i dunno
Rust is a great language for creating a backend for a web application! (if you like to suffer)
Rust has a learning curve like Mount Everest: It feels good when you're there, but you might die along the way.