i put a DARK WEB website on a Raspberry Pi!!

[@NetworkChuck]

the Dark Web can be scary....protect your passwords and your data with Dashlane: Dashlane.com/NetworkChuck (1st device is FREE!) 🥧🥧get a Raspberry Pi: geni.us/aBeqAL (affiliate) Visit my Dark Web website (running on my Raspberry Pi!!!): "zgyrmzcnpm2c42nk35jxd7rpcghjeficj3eja3ynvvc7eurqgjexbyyd.onion" (there might be a discount code for coffee....) 💻💻Commands, Docs and Scripts:bit.ly/3tEegAx My Raspberry Pi is on the Dark Web...or more specifically, it's connected to the ToR network and is being used as on Onion Service.....but it's basically a Dark Web website running on my Raspberry Pi!! This is incredibly cool, takes only a few minutes to setup...you've gotta try this!! SUPPORT NETWORKCHUCK --------------------------------------------------- ➡️Become a KZbin Member: bit.ly/join_networkchuck ☕☕ COFFEE and MERCH: NetworkChuck.coffee 📧Sponsorship Inquiries: [e-mail] Check out my new channel, bit.ly/nc_clips 🆘🆘NEED HELP?? Join the Discord Server: discord.gg/networkchuck STUDY WITH ME on Twitch: bit.ly/nc_twitch READY TO LEARN?? --------------------------------------------------- -Learn Python: bit.ly/3rzZjzz -Get your CCNA: bit.ly/nc-ccna FOLLOW ME EVERYWHERE --------------------------------------------------- Instagram: instagram.com/networkchuck/ Twitter: twitter.com/networkchuck Facebook: facebook.com/NetworkChuck/ Join the Discord server: bit.ly/nc-discord 0:00 ⏩ Intro 0:40 ⏩ What is the Dark Web? 0:59 ⏩ How the Dark Web works 2:09 ⏩ the ToR Network (The Onion Router) 3:23 ⏩ How to Access the Dark Web!!! 7:35 ⏩ how your website works on the Dark Web (Onion Services) 13:13 ⏩ STEP 1: What do you need? (a Raspberry Pi) 13:47 ⏩ STEP 2: Prep your Raspberry Pi 15:37 ⏩ STEP 3: Install ToR (the Dark Web) 18:18 ⏩ STEP 4: Setup your website (Install Nginx)

[@ahoj113]

21:34 U started The h1 tag and ended it with The h2 tag

[@lithuanianinbound589]

Yo my guy this is not pinned.

[@ahoj113]

@@lithuanianinbound589 ye

[@supriyoguha9314]

Sir, pls make a video how to hack KZbin Algorithm ethically........

[@kabeermirza055]

I am not able to open my tor in Linux, I have also tried downloading the 'brave browser' but, I am also having some sort of problems downloading it. Please tell me how to open the tor browser, so that I can continue your watching this video

[@remedix]

Linux tip of the day, if you type a command and forgot typing sudo, you can type: "sudo !!" - this will execute the same command but with sudo

[@lukeelse2038]

You are a god

[@spoozy666]

on zsh not bash

[@vedforeal7835]

thank you i guess

[@roborbiettinoisgone392]

Also, if you realize that while writing the command, you can always use Control+A and go to the start of the line!

[@goeseasy8362]

@@spoozy666 on bash actually aswell

[@gliiterr]

I'm a junior in college majoring in cybersecurity and tbh, i've kind of just been coasting through. The idea was always super interesting to me, but I lacked motivation to go home and challenge myself on my own time. You have completely changed that. I am learning Linux and for once actually UNDERSTANDING it. Most of all, you've made this exciting for me. I watched your video about figuring out your "why" and it almost made me cry. Thank you so, so much for all of your time and your energy. You are helping so many people.

[@patdevine3151]

So awesome 😁 he really is amazingly inspiring.

[@AltonTRU]

Why your a lil dum I'm a black hatter looking on drug websites

[@JR-rp7vr]

support privacy against our number one enemy, governments who always turn tyrannical and use our differences between eachother against us. No matter what our differences may be, religion, politics, morals, etc, the fact will always remain.....It is us against them because "them" are always seeking to enslave humanity. To hell with globalists! Support privacy crypto coins while you're at it. Your money is YOURS not theirs. #EndTheFed #AbolishTheIRS

[@abdulrahmanhs8162]

I'm in the same situation. I totally agree with you!! It would be really great and helpful if you could mention the steps you've gone through or what you would've done if you get back in time to the beginning, so I can learn from you :)

[@gliiterr]

@@abdulrahmanhs8162 Honestly immerse yourself into your course material. It is easy to do your homework based on quizlets and skip textbook readings, but there is a reason college is expensive and a degree is worthy. Get the most out of your classes! That was my biggest mistake. I also didn't join clubs until my junior year, so if I could go back, I would get into them earlier. You get to work and network with people who are more experienced than you and that will help you so much. Also, if you are a cyber security major, I would recommend joining a computer science club because computer science majors take much more technical classes and you could make yourself more well rounded that way. Hope that helps :)

[@Creshendo680]

Not all heroes wear capes... Some grow beards and drink a lot of coffee. Thanks for the all help and knowledge you dish out in these videos! Still working on Linux myself, but you and David are my go to guys!

[@TF2Scout..]

Right?

[@frapooch]

@@einmeddler Technically caffeine is a kind of drug

[@clexopara9630]

@@frapooch not even technically, literally it is a drug.

[@frapooch]

@@clexopara9630 Selling Coffee=Selling Drugs 🤔 Btw, literally my username in Chinese is just "Iced Coffee"

[@yeayaa1320]

and some..you never hear about

[@simplysurvival6115]

I'm pretty new to the cyber security world (I've been saying that for 5 years haha) Falling in and out of love with it constantly. You're videos are part of the reason I keep coming back. You make stuff fun to learn and you make it very understandable. God bless you brother. Love ya

[@thespacecoder8942]

NetworkChucks: "I put a DARK WEB website on a Rasperry Pi" FBI: why hello there

[@ikennamanagwu9646]

Lmao...CIA watching the door

[@lithuanianinbound589]

Good joke but not realistic. Using tor, setting up/visiting a hidden service isnt itself illegal, i mean tor is the result of a us navy project!

[@ikennamanagwu9646]

@@lithuanianinbound589 really??... Very interesting

[@thespacecoder8942]

@@lithuanianinbound589 yeah as long as you dont do anything illegal on it its perfectly legal (in the US some countries have restrictions)

[@nosbig6462]

@@ikennamanagwu9646 Yes! TOR was originally a project by the Naval research labratory in the mid-1990s for US online intelligence and then it was worked on more by Darpa in 1997. Then in 2006 it was released as a non-profit project with the guy who originally created it along with some others. Its super interesting to read about and got all the information I just told you from this Wikipedia article. I would read it: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tor_(anonymity_network)

[@dawnperez5949]

Dude you got to know you are insane I haven't even started watching this video and just the title of it has totally rocked my thoughts. That's insane. But I love it already I haven't watched it but you are extremely knowledgeable and I love it that you do your videos with so much passion. That is priceless. And being a woman it's kind of cool being a nerd. Thank you so much for all the things that you do. Keep rocking

[@aravbudhiraja]

This man is the reason I decided to get into IT from the age of 14. The way he explains stuff and how he makes stuff so fun is just amazing. Just wanted to say thank u :) Edit: also chuck I think u missed adding some stuff such as disabling javascript, adding the https everywhere extension and not maximizing the tor window

[@kurdmajid4874]

i know right

[@TecraTube]

Are you kidding me!? This guy is the biggest douche superficial hipster on KZbin. Phoney ass hacker uses anonymous mask. Pfft whatever

[@Abdul11195]

@@TecraTube do u even know him kid

[@TecraTube]

@@Abdul11195 I'm not a kid, champ. Know him personally, no. Nor would I want to. This guy is your quintessential hipster hacker wannabe making videos on KZbin with his mask selling you a bunch of garbage. Again, I don't know him but know his kind. You know, the kind that changes his look to look to make a buck. Anon mask, beard, watch the glasses are next. The reality is, no one knows him because he's so much of a superficial wannabe.

[@TecraTube]

@@Abdul11195 go look at his osint Instagram video. Look at the garbage he peddles, while not even including the link to the GitHub for the project.

[@wisteela]

Excellent. And I didn't know that the Brave browser had Tor support. You got me thinking "Coffee and contemplation", then I notice your Stranger Things mug.

[@kushagragupta8068]

How many of you guys agree with me ? If this guy becomes a Computer Teacher in a college or university, he will be a blessing for the students, because of his teaching method, so much attention grabbing and very engaging. He teaches great, I learn from him, everytime I watch his videos, he explains well.

[@yeayaa1320]

if he did it would be a waste of marketing talent.

[@umehdivine9246]

I'm telling you

[@NB-ph6cv]

First video i watched from you, and I'm gonna say you are a tremendous vocabulary interpreter.

[@Dawg1561]

will definitely say that chuck gave me more than technical knowledge, a coffee addiction...

[@Squilfinator]

Str8 fax

[@thedra9ongod]

yes lol

[@tubegor]

Cool stuff❤️, but I always have coffee ads even though I have add-blokers. That is very strange dark web with dark coffee.😂

[@yeayaa1320]

means you already left a trail

[@fmentz]

Brave has been known to leak DNS when using Tor so just be careful.

[@tylerdean980]

If you care about privacy or anonymity at all you need to use the normal Tor browser. If you use the brave one you stick out like a sore thumb, because no one else uses it. So your traffic is easy to fingerprint.

[@XrMus]

@@fmentz same

[@robX3]

Another great video . But How do I get Tor browser for raspberry pi4 ,can't seem to find a Arm 64 version?/I've tried "sudo install tor but doesn't open the tor-browser plz help

[@David-rz4vc]

Does VPN prevent this?

[@ankitghosh160]

oops! i use that..

[@brocholy9289]

Bro, i think your personality and your edit(team) such a great thing you speak so clearly i am french and i can understand anyword your saying. I learn so much in 2 weeks with you i still have toons of question but i still continue watching you. I feel like i am watching a tripple A-5 stars netflix series xD sending big love from QUEBEC

[@shawnmulberry774]

16:59 ...As long as you don't expose anything weird. Although it is the dark web, you might fit in. Love it.

[@rendoesmath]

I love people who have a beard and drinks coffee in cool mugs

[@yuvrajagarkar8942]

I wanna know where do you get that raspberry pie for 35$ 😂

[@DaPanda19]

The dark web lol

[@lithuanianinbound589]

@@DaPanda19 more likely from the deep web(i mean the parts of the deep web that arent a part of the dark web)

[@dajiru1976]

@AstroCat I think he was thinking about a RPi 4/8GB for 35 bucks...

[@dajiru1976]

@AstroCat .... oooook

[@isjesse1]

Anywhere lol I can walk into my local electronics store and grab then 40 with tax included

[@cxk7127]

Beards, coffee, networking, and Raspberry Pi.. the perfect combination

[@johnswanson217]

I haven't seen anyone who explains Nginx configuration this fun 😂 it's a real talent,

[@MegaMeco2]

Bro I cant thank you enough for all you have taught me. Im poor and im honestly still in the begining stages of learning code and networks but I promise you I will become successful one day and will be working -for a- *with* fortune 500 companies, making 6 digits a year if not more. When I get to that level I would love to buy you coffee or send you a gift. Until then keep the videos coming!

[@sourabhsdawari1810]

2 am in India 😂 was about to get some sleep... then chuck arrived and i fired up my system 😂❤️✨. love from india🇮🇳

[@anonymouscyborg5610]

Ayy I am also indian

[@CMANikhildulam]

❤️from 🇮🇳

[@Rahmanpookkath]

😄 Me too

[@suryaaramesh4595]

From india 🇮🇳 ♥

[@iyeetsecurity922]

You guys scammed me outta $69 in Google Play gift cards!!

[@topsecret88]

Why youtube just recommend this channel to me?y not long time ago.i really like how this guy explain everything.easy to understand & video also fun.

[@oussemaloukil9268]

You didn't say how facebook got their domain name ... I guess ill do some homework !

[@ladyViviaen]

you can use the program mpk224o if i spelled it right to generate a vanity v3 onion address, remember to use batching mode, also it took me 24 hours ish to get one w/ the prefix "phnixirlow". i tried to paste the full address but youtube deleted it so nevermind, hope this helps!

[@BoostedNW]

@Big man Lol No. That is not how they did it, there are generators that can generate a vanity public key. Just like there are generators that can generate a vanity public bitcoin address. Takes more computing power the more complex it is, there are programs that harness GPU power to complete these operations... so likely to get facebookcorewwwi took lots of GPU/computing power to essentially "crack" the generation of that public key. (You can't just go in and specify what you want your url/onion address to be)

[@colbyhartman9467]

Absolutely love this guy's energy his always hyped on coffee ☕ thank you you are a GOD at the IT

[@captainkatz1775]

Based off the title I feel like chuck is starting down a dark path in life

[@goyslop-consumer]

what do you think he's doing?

[@captainkatz1775]

@@goyslop-consumer its a jokes based off the title brotha

[@jaromanda]

Fear is the path to the dark side. Fear leads to anger. Anger leads to hate. Hate leads to suffering.

[@lithuanianinbound589]

@@jaromanda what you said is very much bull sh-t

[@jaromanda]

@@lithuanianinbound589 I'm just the messenger, that was a direct quote of a very wise little green jedi - 👽 - if you don't understand the joke, that's OK, we can all point and laugh at you

[@h3avym3tals69]

You make learning code so fun dude. Im about to check to see if you have html,css,js, etc. Tutorials!! Fingers crossed you do!

[@kushagragupta8068]

His line : 'have you hacked the KZbin algorithm ' , is very amazing and unique. It always brings me a chuckle.

[@petrklepetko2971]

network chuckle

[@TheDyingFox]

Guess that's one way to host a website without leaking your IP xD Imagine writing that looong nice bunch of character below "I made my own website" on a CV, that would be hilarious!

[@aiden280zx]

Sir Chuck, I have no idea where id be right now if it wasn't for your videos! Always keeps me motivated! Seriously, thank you c: you are the legend

[@zeethirtythree9826]

I started of watching your ccna course, and migrated to this vid. You keep my attention all the way through the lesson and explain things in a way that everyone can understand. I hope that you keep creating content.

[@wennefer5426]

He teach ccna from 0-10?

[@shreeshaaithal-]

I was waiting for this thank you networkchuck Love you from India 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@NotRyan.]

I was thinking about it for few days and searched for on KZbin. And was thinking to launch a normal website on tor. And you uploaded a video. What a coincidence.

[@danielpoothokaren]

Sir, you mentioned about Facebook having powers??... U din xplain it

[@znation4434]

@sad ranboob this

[@thatrandomcatwithamoustache]

Everybody gangsta until the CBI knocks on the door.

[@RAZREXE]

Exactly what I was looking for

[@htetaunglwin8941]

Me too

[@NetworkChuck]

Me too

[@quenzo332]

@@NetworkChuck knew it

[@sami6972]

@@NetworkChuck please give me WhatsApp

[@barrulik]

"For educational purposes only"

[@JemilMarcosTyC]

2022-05: RBPi went crazy expensive!! Awesome explanation bro!

[@jdemuro1]

That moment you get home from muay thai training, throw on a NetworkChuck video and Thai comes up at 4:18

[@alltimeblink98]

My fiance as I'm watching this "The dark web is quite dark, some say there is no light"

[@Brokenrocktail]

ToR has been effectively de-anonymized at lease by the US Government. They run most of the endpoints out there, and can do packet timing analysis between every ISP in America and the ToR endpoints to determine what route was taken. Just FYI. As originally designed, it was and still is extremely secure, but they've essentially got a side-channel attack using traffic timing analysis to circumvent the ToR network entirely.

[@yeayaa1320]

every 3rd party is in on it so unless you rolled your own : )

[@92cioale]

Will you ever make a video about Qubes OS, Tails and/or Whonix? Really cool stuff :)

[@joetkeshub]

Helpful! I plan to do this and your awesome pedagogical talent makes things easy... with the explanation of the big picture. Thank you so much Chuck!

[@yeayaa1320]

pedawhothewhat?

[@IApsylence]

Dark web is a place where your electricity gets disconnected when you click on a website

[@zackfox5222]

I've been in IT for a handful of years now (self-taught) and I'm going for my BSIT in Cyber Security this fall...I get so sucked into your videos I forget to hit the like button haha. Keep up the great content and you're videos are getting me excited to dive deeper into IT!

[@barrymichael8137]

Hello how are if you don't mind let share ideas together

[@daudfrotan]

Wow the most awesome way of Explaining the TOR.

[@AuLiAViD]

I love how excited he is while explaining things. thanks for the info man!!!

[@Dave-cx1tz]

Brilliant content, legend as always 👌

[@mhamadmaraash1326]

Thank you so much dude, your videos are awesome and very fun

[@YT-GAMER-X]

0:03 rip anonymous Mask 🤣🤣

[@hadinonhadinon5464]

dude love your content you litteraly make me smile while watching you congrats to the baby

[@TheKingofparis148]

you stay keeping me into these pi projects thanks

[@arnab.kushaan]

Under Tor's architecture, administrators at the entry point can identify the user's IP address, but can't read the content of the user's correspondence or know its final destination. Each node in the network thereafter only knows the node from which it received the traffic, and it peels off a layer of encryption to reveal the next node to which it must forward the connection. (Tor stands for "The Onion Router.") But Tor has a known weakness: The last node through which traffic passes in the network has to decrypt the communication before delivering it to its final destination. Someone operating that node can see the communication passing through this server.

[@arnab.kushaan]

@Aaron Deugray They don't leave the network. Basically they peel off the security layer from the previous node and put on a new layer.

[@gargoylekingGWO]

You just became one of my favorite humans keep up the good work 👍

[@Daniel-qo9uv]

Deep and Dark is not the same thing.

[@aguiar.8181]

The systems and how they work are the same; only the content is different.

[@BUTHAROME13]

i really love your videos mate its cool man i wanna learn more

[@dillon1012]

I like how Chuck gets progressively more caffeinated throughout the course of the video.

[@NetworkChuck]

[@Ok-jh7vt]

@@NetworkChuck Emoji

[@adonis9555]

time stamps i feel are a huge must with tutorials. Thankyou

[@zscske]

i was genuinely surprised by hearing Budapest, my first thought was omg he knows where i am :D

[@zscske]

@BIGFOOOOOT that was a response because the president supporting china with a lot of money to build a university here and it wouldn't be a problem if our country were named as Switzerland but we actually poor af

[@marcellbarsony]

also, his pronunciation was on point!

[@rydxz6149]

DOMAIN NAME NOT FOUND, i cannot find your site

[@mubashirrshaikh7729]

Here's an idea for chuck: put your coffee website on darkweb😂♥️

[@brslash4838]

and accept bitcoin as payment

[@sachalemoyne3423]

Bingus token for the win

[@gd-champ5004]

No words, Just love you dude!!

[@tabbaendis]

Love from Thailand! :D

[@GeorgeMulak]

Wow! Your videos are sometimes hard for me to watch as they are so fast. I use the pause button a lot, but they are WAY more complete in that you don't usually leave important stuff out. That is how I know you put so much work into them. Thank you so much. This was the best one I have ever seen on the dark web. I love doing it with the rasberry pi. THANK YOU! I am trying to get familiar with discord, but I don't know how to get you a message. Thank you for all you do.

[@0day490]

woa that was really.. "amazing" chuck, we really enjoy it and i might gonna try it too cus it was really amazing no joke. edit : that was really awesome how the raspberry pi can be use more than i know

[@nothing-xf8fv]

bro i do that website to but in my case with kali linux please tell me cuz when i turn off the linux the website is not anymore online so it cant open just when my kali linux is on

[@BenCos2018]

@@nothing-xf8fv the machine needs to be switched on for it to work

[@anwaranoir8323]

great explanation man, one thing to ask can we use an old smartphone instead of Rpi ??

[@TheWafool]

Thank you Chuck - I just used a portion of this (everything minus the Tor/dark web access bit) to quickly get a "this is a test" page going after a vendor claimed our nat policies were no good. Not something I usually need to prove, but I needed an internal web host in about 5 minutes and remembered that you covered this.

[@EmeraldHill-vo1cs]

'Going after'

[@georgemcgeown4891]

How many coffee's did you have during this video? I'm buzzing my t*tts off!

[@mamo3035]

the coolest nerd ever. Thank you for all your great videos!

[@JanaBuvari]

So my guess is due to the mass shortage of raspberries around the world you must have needed to recycle yours for something else? :( "The most likely cause is that the onionsite is offline. Contact the onionsite administrator."

[@FrankBenavidez]

you have an awesome coffee gif on your website!

[@SullivanInfinity]

6:10 "Change your passwords every 90 days" Chuck... I don't know how to say it, but changing your password that frequently is more harmful than helpful. It's even been proven :) I guess I know where you're coming from, when a password has been compromised, but as long as you use a long and secure password, you should be good to go.

[@Hckr-ei2xj]

I admire the way you teach chuck keep up the amazing work and a dark web website on a raspberry pie? Man that is just so freaking cool!!!

[@InnerEagle]

0:46 Well, There is one evil person who's offering(If nothing changed in 4 yrs), all episodes of My little pony, that's pure evil

[@LigerXT5]

quick question, I've explored tor off and on, and after watching this video, a thought crossed my mind. What determines your onion url to be kept, and not changed? I'd presume normal users who look up their onion, but never host, may expect their onion to change each time they reconnect. As for hosting, let's say I lose power, or my internet resets, or if I move, what determines to say my onion stays or changes?

[@ruthlessdraculigula1051]

Your unique onion address is created when you start the Tor client. It's the address that runs on your particular computer and stays the same regardless of the network you're using. To get a new address you'd have to delete the output file the Tor client (torrc file) creates, and then run the Tor client again, at which point you'll be given a new onion address.

[@Waleed_diaries]

You are my best teacher 👨‍🏫 sir. Thanks for your great and best lectures. Who want to become hacker like him/ mean my teacher (Mr coffee boy). Thank you teacher.

[@PigMan9080]

Don’t adjust your browser size in Tor. Just by the size of the window if it’s a unique resolution you could be tracked by that. The default size when you open Tor is meant to be a common resolution

[@Pharoah.]

Unless you're using a virtual machine, then you're Gucci

[@mariofansrold]

thanks for this 😂how couldve i known otherwise

[@JustOneOfThemThings]

I am new to this so if this is a silly question please forgive me, do you have to have the pi running/plugged in for power for the website to be up and running ? or is it that the website is stored on the DN and you only need to plug in the pi to update the website ?

[@C1P43]

4:20 facebook Thailand สวัสดีครับ 🤣

[@PNPL.]

ผมเหมื่อนกันครับ 😀👍

[@AnonymousAccount514]

Great job as always

[@johngentzel115]

Found you on the dark web, Thanks for the discount!!! Keep on helping me to stretch my mind and try new things. I am just the family computer guy :) not a pro or anything but the things I learn here make my kids think I actually know stuff :)

[@rydxz6149]

Did you make your own onion?

[@Lyunpaw]

Thanks for the video chuck, now I can show off what a bad ass I am to all the ladies. Ok, poor joke, don't kill me, I'll leave now.

[@bbcinsideyou9115]

Noobs will say he leaked his ip

[@twocentproductionstcp5068]

Love the video, but have a question, Since you are using SSH on the pi, what do you have to do to protect your network from SSH attacks?

[@briank8525]

Outstanding video as usual Chuck. I successfully followed your instructions and it was a complete success. A couple of minor changes. I used a VM and I changed the port on ssh to only be access from my home IP address. Thank you again for your tutorials. They are very much appreciated.

[@SandWitch555]

Damn you make networking interesting. I like your enthusiasm.

[@rizdiin1872]

Just when I thought my weekend would be free...

[@ajiteshkumar]

lol

[@vivac4893]

Your work is excellent 👌. I am crazy about your new topics. They are incredibly good 👍. You make motive on me to hack everything .

[@KINGABDUL99]

Not all heroes wear capes... Some grow beards and drink a lot of coffee. Thanks for the all help and knowledge you dish out in these videos! Still working on Linux myself, but you and David are my go to guys!

[@swedishstudiosgaming]

First of all. It's called "Deep Web", Not "Dark Web". I really hate this misconception, That you guys has created.

[@aryan1211_]

Yes you definitely open an h1 tag and close it with h2 in html

[@philrod1]

meh. Close enough. Body tag after a heading tag? Erm, OK, I guess. Sure. Why not? HTML rendering engines are usually pretty chill

[@yeayaa1320]

that discrepency is irrelevant unless the teacher wanted to see who was paying attention.

[@andres21aj]

Hey! Chuck I love your videos! Could you make one talking about a failover solution for a network? Maybe make one with a Raspberry Pi?

[@grahamelliott9506]

that fb is either thai or hindi, I think thai word of caution - due to the prevalence of rogue TOR nodes, you should probably disable javascript in your browser and/or use a virtual machine to connect to TOR as well, your ISP and network can see you are accessing the TOR network, so you may want to fire up a VPN service and then connect to TOR through the VPN, this way you don't appear to your ISP/Network to be using TOR - yes its going to make it even slower, but now your connection requires both the VPN to be compromised and TOR to be compromised to fully reveal you encryption is end to end, so the VPN sees your TOR traffic and the TOR node sees the VPN , while they may also encrypt in transit your machine and browser have the other half of the asymmetric keys to finish the decryption also good on you chuck for pronouncing 'Budapest' correctly :)

[@Plastik13]

2:15 Oh, I see. That's why hundreds of tor websites have been sized :).

[@UriahStuff]

The language on Facebook is Thai. I don't speak it but it is very distinct when you know what it looks like.

[@Lampe2020]

You should not need to restart your webserver service after an HTML file change, as it should read the file at the moment it's requested, so it'll update automatically. At least does apache2 it that way, I don't have to restart my whole server when I replace a file etc.

[@daddycoolcrypto2718]

You are not helping my coffee intake levels 😂

[@aaronryder4008]

Hello, NetworkChuck! Love your videos. I would really appreciate if you could do one video on how to setup a tor relay bridge node on raspberry pi that would be so awesome!

[@Gymknet]

Love how smart people can be

[@LegguSo]

Ok, so I know nothing about coding and I thought the title meant that he put it on a literal raspberry pie 😅

[@privateerburrows]

Well, I don't have a Pi, but I got this video bookmarked; going to get one; this sounds outrageously fun.

[@neth.x674]

watch my video i explained to install kali on your machine as a virtual machine you don't need to buy a pi to make a darkweb website.