Silk Road forums
Discussion => Security => Topic started by: Zero Memory on September 27, 2012, 07:09 pm
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Dunno how much else here is googleable.
Uncomfortable feeling though.
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Google dose not shows anything from Sr in there search engine.
Your just able to browse Sr by adding .to after .onion in any browser without using proxy at your own risk.
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I see google is actually caching SR?
Haha, wow. I'm not sure whether that's good news or bad news.
Halp! We're naked! Come back darknet!
I have a feeling Google will be forced to drop this functionality for the Tor2Web project. For one thing this must surely mean there's a whole bunch of links to illegal porn on the clearnet, in fact, I'm not going to check, but they may be caching more than just links as well. Is openness of this sort cool? Well... I guess it depends. I mean what we're doing on this forum is free speech in the same way bluelight and other other clearnet drug forums are, the actual illegal transactions are occurring over at SR itself. Whether or not the LEA will see it that way is another thing. It is an interesting problem for a lawyer.
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I've made suggestions.
:)
nomad
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onion.to is a proxy
SR is hosted on a .onion domain
the Google spider bot does not crawl to .onion sites...it'd need to relay thru the proxy to reach SR and the bot is not designed to do that...
did you read the onion.to disclaimer?
Disclaimer
We are not hosting the website you have requested! Onion.To ia a relay capable of speaking to, and translate web requests between, the Tor network and to the regular internet. This service allows indirect browsing of external, third-party, Tor Hidden Services' websites. We are not responsible for the content on any external websites that may be accessible through our service. A website viewed through our service is in no way owned by or associated with us. For further legal information, see the Tor legal FAQ.
This service is provided as is, without warranty of any kind. Use of this service is entirely at your own risk. We cannot take responsibility for any direct or indirect damages resulting from the use of this service. It is strictly prohibited to access or use this service in any way that is not in compliance with any applicable local, state, national or international law (including export laws), contracts, intellectual property rights or constitutes the commission of a tort, or for any purpose that is harmful or unintended (by us).
By using this service instead of connecting directly to the Tor network you are trading off security and anonymity for convenience. Know that we can identify the IP of visitors using this service (but chooses not to). We strongly recommended to access Tor Hidden Services directly using the Tor Browser Bundle to increase your security and anonymity.
Content hosted by Tor Hidden Services may be unsuitable for minors. Therefor you must be of age 18 or older to use this service.
This service is independently maintained and is not affiliated with The Tor Project, Inc.
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but it is possible that this onion.to proxy would be a threat to the SR community...it allows individuals to access SR directly with a clearnet browser without any anonymity relays...is there anyway DPR and the admins can block the IP of this proxy?