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Decentralized Systems

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  1. Orbot guardianproject.info

    Tor on Android.

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  2. Orfox guardianproject.info

    Modified Tor browser for Android. Requires Orbot.

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  3. Tor Browser Afforded CDA Immunity for Dark Web Transactions govinfo.gov

    Court document about the death of a minor through purchasing narcotics on Tor.

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  4. sbws gitlab.torproject.org

    A Tor bandwidth scanner that generates bandwidth files to be used by Directory Authorities.

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  5. DocTor gitlab.torproject.org

    A notification service that monitors newly published descriptor information for issues.

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  6. Torsocks gitlab.torproject.org

    Allows you to use most applications safely with Tor.

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  7. Chutney gitlab.torproject.org

    Configures a Tor network, launches and monitors it, and then runs tests on it.

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  8. obsf2 gitlab.torproject.org

    Outdated and deprecated bridge type. Predecessor of obsf3.

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  9. Conjure gitlab.torproject.org

    An anti-censorship tool in the refraction networking (a.k.a. decoy routing) lineage of circumvention systems.

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  10. tor_ssh.sh gitlab.com

    Command that allows SSH access using Tor to any server.

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  11. Anarcho-Tech NYC Wiki github.com

    Wiki that explains how to stay private and anonymous online.

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  12. fteproxy fteproxy.org

    Outdated and deprecated bridge type. Tor traffic resembles plain HTTP. The name stands for "Format-Transforming Encryption."

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  13. StegoTorus: A Camouflage Proxy for the Tor Anonymity System freehaven.net

    A paper on how StegoTorus works.

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  14. Anonymity Bibliography freehaven.net

    Selected papers in anonymity from 1977 - 2020.

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  15. Forum / Support forum.torproject.org

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  16. Google Fi Wireless fi.google.com

    Great phone solution that allows calls, text messaging, and use of cellular data that bypasses China's Great Firewall.

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  17. HTTPS Everywhere eff.org

    Only allows the browser to connect using HTTPS, built-in Tor.

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  18. Donate donate.torproject.org

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  19. exitmap cs.kau.se

    Scanner for Tor to detect bad exits (spoiled onions).

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  20. Flash Proxies crypto.stanford.edu

    Outdated and deprecated bridge type. It is a miniature proxy that runs in a web browser.

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  21. Tortilla crowdstrike.com

    Tool that securely, anonymously, and transparently routes all TCP/IP and DNS traffic through Tor.

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  22. Commmunity community.torproject.org

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  23. Bulk Tor Exit Exporter check.torproject.org

    Identify Tor exit nodes by showing exit node IPv4 and fingerprint information.

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  24. TorCheck check.torproject.org

    Determines if a visitor is using Tor or not.

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  25. Technical and Legal Overview of Tor ccdcoe.org

    Overview of Tor is presented from the technical perspective and also several legal issues related to its use are analyzed.

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  26. Private Bridges bridges.torproject.org

    Go to I need an alternative way of getting bridges! section. Follow the instructions.

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  27. Briar briarproject.org

    Peer-to-peer messaging that bypasses centralized servers. Connect via Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, or Tor.

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  28. My Experience With the Great Firewall of China blog.zorinaq.com

    Blog on CFW of China by an InfoSec professional during one of their visits.

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  29. Tor after the Snowden revelations blog.torproject.org

    About the Snowden revelations and what Tor will do in 2024.

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  30. 2025 blog.torproject.org

    State of the Onion report for the year 2025.

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  31. 2024 blog.torproject.org

    State of the Onion report for the year 2024.

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  32. 2023 blog.torproject.org

    State of the Onion report for the year 2023.

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  33. 2022 blog.torproject.org

    State of the Onion report for the year 2022.

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  34. 2021 blog.torproject.org

    State of the Onion report for the year 2021.

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  35. 2020 blog.torproject.org

    State of the Onion report for the year 2020.

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  36. Learning more about the GFW's active probing system blog.torproject.org

    Page about the GFW's censorship system and how it works.

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  37. Webtunnel blog.torproject.org

    A censorship-resistant pluggable transport designed to mimic encrypted web traffic (HTTPS) inspired by HTTPT.

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  38. State of the Onion - 2023 blog.torproject.org

    Tor Project's annual virtual event where we share updates from teams and the community, highlighting their work and the impact it has made across the globe during the year.

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  39. A close look at the Great Firewall of China blog.torproject.org

    Some information about the censorship of Tor within China.

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  40. News blog.torproject.org

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  41. Scaling Tor hidden services benthamsgaze.org

    How to scale hidden services.

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  42. What is Tor? amnesty.org

    Gives a very good explanation for Tor, Onion Services, and how it promotes human rights.

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  43. Zero to Hero PyTeal youtube.com

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  44. vestige.fi vestige.fi

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  45. Vantage Point Blockchain vantagepoint.sg

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  46. UlamLabs ulam.io

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  47. Tinyman tinyman.org

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  48. tealish tealish.tinyman.org

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  49. Subtopia subtopia.io

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