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Building Web2Onion-dev/beta: Treating Onion Mirrors as Deployments

Serving a static site through Tor is the easy part. Keeping its onion mirror synchronized, verifiable, recoverable, and under operator control is the problem Web2Onion-dev/beta is meant to solve.

Security and Vulnerability Disclosure

Contact # Report suspected vulnerabilities privately by emailing r3bo0tbx1@brokenbotnet.com . Do not open a public issue or pull request for a vulnerability. Sensitive reports should be encrypted with the published OpenPGP key . Fingerprint: 3372 7F53 77D2 96C3 20AF 704A B3BD 6196 E1CF BFB4 Key ID: B3BD6196E1CFBFB4 Please include: A clear description of the issue and its security impact. The…

What Operating Tor Across Fifteen Locations Taught Me

A larger relay fleet does not only multiply bandwidth. It multiplies providers, failure modes, upgrade paths, and the responsibility to keep every identity and configuration correct.

Why Relay Diversity Matters More Than Raw Node Count

Twenty relays that share one failure domain do not provide the same resilience as a smaller fleet distributed across genuinely independent networks and platforms.

Operating Tor Relays on Linux, BSD, and SunOS

The torrc language travels well. Service managers, privilege models, paths, packaging, firewalls, and recovery procedures do not.

Moving From MyFamily to Happy Families

MyFamily made every relay repeat the same growing fingerprint list. Happy Families replaces that bookkeeping with a shared cryptographic family identity.

Building Safer Container Health Checks for Tor Relays

A green container is not the same as a healthy relay. Useful health checks stay narrow, publish evidence, and leave recovery policy to the system responsible for acting.

The Responsibilities of Running a Tor Exit

An Exit contributes uniquely valuable capacity, but it also becomes the address destinations see. Running one requires transparency, provider support, deliberate policy, and an abuse process.

Returning the Favor: Building the Tor Relay Stack I Always Wanted

Tor once connected me when ordinary access could not. Years later, I built tor-guard-relay to return that favor with bridges, public relays, and transparent infrastructure.

Donate

Running public Tor infrastructure means recurring server, bandwidth, monitoring, and maintenance costs. If Shinobi Relays, tor-guard-relay, or my other work has been useful to you, a contribution helps me keep that infrastructure online and continue improving the tools around it. Donations are always optional. They do not purchase support, priority, influence, or access. They help cover the work…

Whoami

-----BEGIN WHOAMI----- Version: v1.3.3.7 Welcome to Br🤖ken B🤖tnet. I go by rE-Bo0t.bx1 , also known as r3bo0tbx1 . I started in software development, building for the web and mobile devices. The more I learned about how systems fit together, the more I wanted to understand how they fail, how they can be abused, and how to make them safer. That curiosity led me into penetration testing and…