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1. Golang, or rust for backend only.
2. You learn by building. You learn webapp security. You then try every tool and technique against your website known to exist.
3. There is no difference except exposing your origin server. Services on darkweb run much the same as services on a clearweb. If you have SQLi on clearweb you have SQLi on darkweb. No mystery. The problem is when you using additional resources that can go outside of the domain of Tor (loading content on your darkweb site from a clearweb source), then you will expose your server and put you at risk of law enforcement or even just punishment from your provider.
Hmm, I read about Rust outperforming Go for stuff like garbage collection and memory associated with caching.
But Rust sounds scary. And a looong time investment to actually implement it seriously.
Tangent question, If it takes a massive brain to run your DNM, why dont these super-genius admins find a high paying job and life without paranoia.
And how really hard is this thing? What kind of a mega brained person you gotta be to run a successful DNM
Rust is scary because the language format is painful. It is not going to hold your hand. Golang will compare similar to rust in terms of memory safety with a much easier syntax. It's an investment because Rust will by itself make it very hard to find memory vulns against your stack. The problem is the complexity of rust in its language will make you spend more time to learn it and master it.
If you want the better approach with similar protections then golang will be good for you.
Your tangent question, these admins do not seek jobs outside of this because of their personality. It is not their technical ability, it is the thrill or manifesto of running a community. The people who run markets are not concerned about risk. The reason the many qualified people who don't run market is simple, the mistake you make is not losing your job, but your entire life.
1. I believe Go is better for general backend ie. easier to learn & manage, pretty fast, gets tasks done efficiently & effectively, good web compatibility. imo just use rust whenever you have to have sensitive data management ie. login forms submissions, PGP, encrypting/decrypting data, as you have memory control. Go has GC/Garbage collection (as you mentioned), sensitive data can be held for unnecessary time & leaked during memory dumps. Basically, Go = Primary usage, Rust = Sensitive data (or you require the extra speed I guess, you probably don't); I think it's worth learning Rust for the sake of security.
2. You don't have to be some superintelligent to run a DNM (where did you hear that? haha). You just need to be able to know how to: Create the frontend, backend/database, setup endgame, configure server/CSP, advertising, and slightly elevated common sense. It's a risky job, but you gotta remember this job doesn't quite fit in within official resumes. Unless you wanna go to prison if you got out of the game, you got no additional background qualifications unless established by someother method; they might just not be able to qualify for a "high paying job"; and paranoia is one thing some people will fight for the rest of their lives, hard one to escape. Also gotta remember after you make your millions running & shutting down a DNM- (most admins DONT voluntarily exit) people will always be looking for ya. Many admins get caught cause of little mistakes or what they've said, it's righteous to be overly paranoid in this line of work en act of freedom. To be fair though, it does take a bit more qualification than just what I've listed previously but I hope you get my point.
For example, a user sees a duck on the river and thinks the police have placed a camera in the duck to watch him.
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Only time I had to code a very simple web dispatcher to expose a simple API I used nginx redirecting queries (security and filtering was here) into a nodejs app. For small, simple apps, it's either that of RoR just for the sake of simplicity, at least for me.
1. frontend is tailwindcss primarily for styling and html. no javascript.
2. just experience and learning to pentest my own stuff
3. dark web isn't really all that different at the core but stuff like protecting the service from deanonymization is definitely considerably more important.
golang is my tool of choice for building secure backends. relatively high performance, static typing, statically linked binaries, cross platform functionality, tons of available packages in standard library, etc. i never liked PHP, i much prefer golang
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2. You learn by building. You learn webapp security. You then try every tool and technique against your website known to exist.
3. There is no difference except exposing your origin server. Services on darkweb run much the same as services on a clearweb. If you have SQLi on clearweb you have SQLi on darkweb. No mystery. The problem is when you using additional resources that can go outside of the domain of Tor (loading content on your darkweb site from a clearweb source), then you will expose your server and put you at risk of law enforcement or even just punishment from your provider.
But Rust sounds scary. And a looong time investment to actually implement it seriously.
Tangent question, If it takes a massive brain to run your DNM, why dont these super-genius admins find a high paying job and life without paranoia.
And how really hard is this thing? What kind of a mega brained person you gotta be to run a successful DNM
If you want the better approach with similar protections then golang will be good for you.
Your tangent question, these admins do not seek jobs outside of this because of their personality. It is not their technical ability, it is the thrill or manifesto of running a community. The people who run markets are not concerned about risk. The reason the many qualified people who don't run market is simple, the mistake you make is not losing your job, but your entire life.
2. You don't have to be some superintelligent to run a DNM (where did you hear that? haha). You just need to be able to know how to: Create the frontend, backend/database, setup endgame, configure server/CSP, advertising, and slightly elevated common sense. It's a risky job, but you gotta remember this job doesn't quite fit in within official resumes. Unless you wanna go to prison if you got out of the game, you got no additional background qualifications unless established by someother method; they might just not be able to qualify for a "high paying job"; and paranoia is one thing some people will fight for the rest of their lives, hard one to escape. Also gotta remember after you make your millions running & shutting down a DNM- (most admins DONT voluntarily exit) people will always be looking for ya. Many admins get caught cause of little mistakes or what they've said, it's righteous to be overly paranoid in this line of work en act of freedom. To be fair though, it does take a bit more qualification than just what I've listed previously but I hope you get my point.
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