Empire Is First Active Front Test Of The End Game DDOS Fliter : EmpireMarket | Torhoo darknet markets
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While dread is not currently open source we do believe in open code and ability to improve things for all.
Empire, being constantly attacked while staying the #1 market is a perfect start for the end game DDOS filter.
This filter is a combination of massive strides in the technologies which make up a site and their connection to the Tor network itself. A lot of the nginx scripting work was done by
https://torhoo.cc/go.php?u=TDNVdmJYSmZkMmhwZEdVPQ==# with the polishing, bash scripting, and setup processes done by me. Mr White wants this to be public for all to use so we can finally end these DDOS attacks. If that doesn’t inspire confidence that we are about to enter a new golden age I don’t know what will. A market admin helping all, not to specifically better themselves, but to better an entire industry and rise all to be away from these attacks.
You will notice that the front page of the DDOS filter looks exactly like dread. While it is good for sites to have their own identity, if it isn't broke why fix it. The end game DDOS filter defaultly comes with this kind of front. The captcha is designed to be very fast to compute on modern processors to handle mass floods on the page itself. Anyone who gets the end game DDOS filter will have this exact style on their DDOS page they can manually edit to their likings. None of the css style or code is not already available for all to be taken and used.
There are no property rights on the darknet. At any time, someone can hack in and steal everything about a site with no recourse for the site’s admin. The only trust you can have is upon a cryptographic signature like this one from me
https://torhoo.cc/go.php?u=TDNVdlVHRnlhWE09#.
While I have no doubt, the simple captcha will be broken in time (that is what a v2 for the end game will improve upon). Let this be the start of a new stable darknet. Where you can innovate and improve without worrying about being DDOSED to death.
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Note: This filter is v1 and there is no guarantee in it's current state that it will successfully defend all the attacks. If the filter fails it is not because the methods we are using are flawed but we just need to do some more tweaking to get the most ideal setting. However White House has been using this filter and defended a big flooding attack recently with it. I hope that in this case we can show that if this filter works for
THEE market which struggles to be stably up it can work for even the smaller operations too.
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I think I found the problem. The redirect might be a bit to fast. I'll correct it in the next patch which should be published soon.
/u/trustyomomma what browser and OS are you using?
Some legacy browsers and old mobile clients will have issues like this because it doesn't adhere to the new redirection standards. If you visit with the latest Tor browser those problems will go away and you will be safer for it.
Next day and i'm still getting this message:
The page isn’t redirecting properly
Firefox has detected that the server is redirecting the request for this address in a way that will never complete.
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