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The Hidden Wiki

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The Hidden Wiki - This is the easiest way to find information on the Tor network. Only working links and trusted sites.

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Volunteer

Here are the six different things that you can help us out with:

  1. Plunder other hidden service lists for links and place them here!
  2. Set external links to HTTPS where available, good certificate, and same content.
  3. Care to start recording onionland's history
  4. Perform Dead Services Duties
  5. Remove CP shitness.

Introduction Points

Financial Services

Currencies, banks, money markets, clearing houses, exchangers:

Commercial Services

Domain Services

Anonymity & Security

Darknet versions of popular sites

Blogs / Essays / News Sites

Email / Messaging

Social Networks

Forums / Boards / Chats

Whistleblowing

H/P/A/W/V/C

Hack, Phreak, Anarchy (internet), Warez, Virus, Crack

Hosting, website developing

File Uploaders

Audio - Radios on Tor

Videos / Movies / TV / Games

Books

Drugs

Erotica

Noncommercial (E)

Commercial (E)

Uncategorized

Services that defy categorization, or that have not yet been sorted.

Non-English

Brazilian

Finnish / Suomi

French / Français

German / Deutsch

Greek / ελληνικά

Italian / Italiano

Japanese / 日本語

Korean / 한국어

Chinese / 中国語

Polish / Polski

Russian / Русский

Spanish / Español


Portuguese / Português

Swedish / Svenska

Turkish / Türk

Hidden Services - Other Protocols

For configuration and service/uptime testing, all services in this section MUST list the active port in their address. Exception: HTTP on 80, HTTPS on 443. For help with configuration, see the TorifyHOWTO.

P2P FileSharing

Running P2P protocols within Tor requires OnionCat. Therefore, see the OnionCat section for those P2P services. IMPORTANT: It is possible to use Tor for P2P. However, if you do, the right thing must also be done by giving back the bandwidth used. Otherwise, if this is not done, Tor will be crushed taking everyone along with it.

Chat centric services

Some people and their usual server hangouts may be found in the Contact Directory.

Defunct IRC services (for archive purposes)

Use e.g. ChatZilla add-on for the IRC protocol (the Tor Project does not suggest installing browser addons unless you understand the risks), or a standalone client such as HexChat. Tails comes with Pidgin, which will work for IRC as well.

plaintext ports: 6667
plaintext ports: 6667; ssl: 6697
plaintext ports: 6667
running on lechuck.hackint.org; ssl ports: 9999; no plaintext ports
ssl ports: 6697; no plaintext ports
plaintext ports: 6667; ssl: 6697
plaintext ports: 6667; ssl: 9999
plaintext ports: nazgul3zxuzvrgg6.onion:6667
ssl ports: irc.nazgul.io:6697 __undefined__ (SSL)
plaintext ports: 6668
plaintext ports: 6667; SSL ports: 6697
plaintext ports: 6667
plaintext ports: 6667; ssl:6697
running on kropotkin.computersforpeace.net; ssl ports: 6697; no plaintext ports
running on: (various).oftc.net, ports:: plaintext: 6667 ssl: 6697
plaintext ports: 6667; ssl: 6697
All of these direct to zelazny.freenode.net and allow plaintext port 6667 as well as SSL ports 6697, 7000, and 7070.

Below is a list of DEAD irc servers from Anonet:

SILC

XMPP (formerly Jabber)

TorChat Addresses

Humans are listed in the above contact directory. Bots are listed below.

SFTP - SSH File Transfer Protocol

These SFTP clients work with Tor: WinScp, FileZilla. Set proxy to SOCKS5, host 127.0.0.1, port 9150 (Windows,Mac) or 9050 (Linux). Encrypt your sensitive files using GnuPG before uploading them to any server.

OnionCat Addresses

List of only the Tor-backed fd87:d87e:eb43::/48 address space, sorted by onion. There are instructions for using OnionCat, Gnutella, BitTorrent Client, and BitTorrent Tracker.

Bitcoin Seeding

Instructions

The Hidden Wiki

Dead Hidden Services

Do not simply remove services that appear to be offline from the above list! Services can go down temporarily, so we keep track of when they do and maintain a list of dead hidden services.

  1. If a service has been down for a while, tag it with ' - DOWN YYYY-MM-DD' (your guess as to when it went down).
  2. If a tagged service on the above list of live hidden services has come back up, remove the DOWN tag.
  3. If a tagged service is still down after a month, please move it (along with the DOWN tag) to the list of dead hidden services.
  1. Hello world's / statements, minimal sites, services with low user activity, etc (while boring)... are listed as usual.
  2. Broken services are those that display 404 (and do not use a known hosting service), PHP or other errors (or they fail silently)... any of which prevent the use of the service as intended. They also include blank pages, empty dirs and neglected status notes. Presumably the operator is in limbo. Broken services are tagged with ' (reason) - Broken YYYY-MM-DD' (your guess as to when it went broken)
  3. Services that automatically redirect to another service (such as by HTTP protocol or script), have their redirection destinations noted in their descriptions. These are tagged with ' - Redir YYYY-MM-DD' (your guess as to when it went redir)
  4. Sites that are formally closed via announcement are tagged with ' - Closed YYYY-MM-DD' (your guess as to when it went closed.
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