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From my knowledge, you can only access the sheep forums from the sheep website
Pretty stupid if you ask me
I can view who invited me.
If you look at Profile > Summary you can see who invited you.
It would be neat, but I am not aware of a Tor based IRC since that doesn't make sense logically.
There are IRC hidden services...
Can you give me an example? I'd love to see how that system functions while maintaining anonymity.
Sure. We had an IRC server for Silk Road for a long time. We switched to another that was owned by someone else. Now we are on another server. I don't want to publicly post it though so I will go fetch you a common public one. You really really don't want to talk to anyone on any of the public ones though. You will only find people that you really do not want to talk to. Here are four public IRC hidden services,
nissehqau52b5kuo.onion/6667
renko743grixe7ob.onion/6667
ftwircdwyhghzw4i.onion/6667
jkpos24pl2r3urlw.onion/6667
Cheers mate. +1 if I got any left. I will check these out and do some research on how IRC can function within Tor. As a dev, it doesn't make much sense without a level of vulnerability.
Tor just acts a as a Socks 5 Proxy. just means all traffic goes through TOR just like on your web browser. Any application that you can hook a proxy upto, can be hooked upto tor.
It would be neat, but I am not aware of a Tor based IRC since that doesn't make sense logically.
There are IRC hidden services...
Can you give me an example? I'd love to see how that system functions while maintaining anonymity.
Sure. We had an IRC server for Silk Road for a long time. We switched to another that was owned by someone else. Now we are on another server. I don't want to publicly post it though so I will go fetch you a common public one. You really really don't want to talk to anyone on any of the public ones though. You will only find people that you really do not want to talk to. Here are four public IRC hidden services,
nissehqau52b5kuo.onion/6667
renko743grixe7ob.onion/6667
ftwircdwyhghzw4i.onion/6667
jkpos24pl2r3urlw.onion/6667
It would be neat, but I am not aware of a Tor based IRC since that doesn't make sense logically.
There are IRC hidden services...
If your so concerned about invite codes. Don't invite anybody.
Only DPR has access to see who invited who. And wont wont hold you accountable to your invites unless you have invited coachello or a spammer/scammer multiple times.
If your concerned, don't invite anybody. Feel free to ask me for an invite code via PM and you can pass that on, so there is no link to your name.
I believe the invites can be tied into your forum username as responsibility for whom you invite.
I don't see how it compromises anything unless you compromised your trust by inviting Coachella(s), Scammers, LE(O) and etc.
Honestly, I would consider such an information as compromised the second 4-5 people i don't know have free access to it. No need for an actual moderator account to be stolen or whatever. Vendors are asked to write DPR a pm via the forums, so they would need an account. There is something on the line.Registrations are now possible, but only if the user has an invite code. Those who invite spammers or trolls who have their accounts deleted will also face repercussions so please only invite those who are customers or associates.
Yep, they can check who invites who.
well duh they have access, where do you think alot of our coins went, and how do you think they payed for the new site?
At no point does it reveal your username to them or theirs to you. Hell if you send the key to them via anonymous channels, no identities are compromised.
But the Moderators can check the link. Who can ensure me that no moderator account will be compromised?
