Tutorial Hidden Service, your own site (for dummies)steemCreated with Sketch.

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Hello guys, I have an up to date Tutorial for you how to make your own hidden service in the deep web.

First of all, you need a VPS or dedicated server that runs on Linux Debian.

Then open this video and move forward to 1:00

Why do we need epic music? because you are about to enter a new dimension, an absolutely groundbreaking new Platf...
ok it was only a joke.

You need the software PuTTy for a ssh connection to your server so you can control it.

So you have to connect with your server IP to your server, just enter the IP in PuTTy and click 'open'.

Now you have a command line and can start your journey.

Just log into your server with your username and password.

Now you are the root user for your server .

  1. apt-get install tor

(now you have installed tor but not your hidden service)

if you're not on normal Debian then visit https://www.torproject.org/docs/debian.html.en

  1. apt-get install apache2
  2. service apache2 start

Now start your browser and enter your Ip address. if you can see the Apache default page you have done everything right.

  1. cd ..
  2. cd etc
  3. cd tor
  4. ls

Now you can see the torrc and torsocks.conf data.

  1. nano torrc

(If nano don't works than you have to 'apt-get install nano')

Now you can see the config data of tor.

Search for the section HiddenServiceDir /var/lib/tor/hidden_service/

Now you have to delete the # character next to HiddenServiceDir and HiddenServicePort.
(There are only two # you have to delete. The first ones. The other Dir's and Ports dont mean anything to you.)

Now save it with strg+o, press enter and strg+x to end it.

  1. service tor stop
  2. service tor start
  3. service tor status

if you can read Started Anonymizing overlay network for TCP you've done everything right.

  1. cd ..
  2. cd ..
  3. cd var
  4. cd lib
  5. cd tor
  6. ls

Now you can see your folder hidden_service that you've just created.

  1. cd hidden_service/
  2. ls
  3. nano hostname

Now you can see your hidden service onion domain. feels good right?

  1. nano private_key

Don't send this key to anybody! if anyone get this key they can hack your site easily. That key is the confirmation that it is your site and only you can change something.

  1. cd
  2. cd ..
  3. cd var
  4. cd www
  5. cd html
  6. nano index.html

You can see a normal contruction of a website. Now delete everything in there.
now you can build your website with html (if you're experienced) or just copy paste a site or just build it with a random html construction kit.

But we will test the page.

Enter a headline:

  1. <(h1)>This is my own hidden service. Holy fuck.<(/h1)>

make sure you delete the ()() in your command line.

Now press strg+o to save the file

Reload your page in your browser.

And make sure whatever you do with the site, never go full retard

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This is what the Crypto Scene is all about. Great first Post!

why do i need it ?, i did not get it , the idea? not Linux savvy

It is an onion site, in the Tor network. Anonymously

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