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I have a hidden service but... : HiddenService | Torhoo darknet markets

I have built a tor hidden service that can host blogs easily with Javascript being strongly discouraged and every blog is very customizable and there is basic filtering on the site for bots but overall very easy and simple to make a blog on the site but I need help hosting it as I cannot sustainably afford to use my personal devices so could someone tell me how I can host my onion site without some sketchy onion hosting provider reading my source code and or leaking it.

Also I do not have any money sadly for this idea so any support would be helpful
/u/rmrf P
1 points
4 weeks ago
It would be smart to share your service before asking for support.

You should not be using personal devices to host it because this only ends badly. I assume you are hosting it locally now which is okay for testing but not ideal for production.

Any hosting provider you use will technically have access to your source code because they own the servers. Do not using onion hosting providers, find providers who are normal. You can exchange monero or bitcoin to prepaid visa/mastercard and usually pay with those.
/u/z34l0t
1 points
4 weeks ago
Are you aware of self hosting hidden services? Or is that out of the question? When you say you can not sustainably afford to use your personal devices are you speaking specifically about running the web server?
If money is the issue, you can self host. If you have a semi-modern PC run a linux VM and turn that into your server.
search "hosting a hidden service tor" and read the tor projects documentation on self hosting.

I hope this is helpful, sorry if i did not understand correctly
/u/drisdane MOD
1 points
4 weeks ago
Yo. I've assembled some material on darknet hosting here: /d/programming/wiki?id=b67d81b0 and there's /d/opsec as well.

And I can also recommend /u/nihilist1's blog. Currently a bit messy, but has a lot of great info on self hosting:
blog.nowherejezfoltodf4jiyl6r56jnzintap5vyjlia7fkirfsnfizflqd.onion/tags/#self-hosting
/u/nihilist1
1 points
4 weeks ago
for self-hosted hidden services i recommend using a serverside whonix VM to ensure that the service stays isolated, even if its tricky to get it to work
http://blog.nowherejezfoltodf4jiyl6r56jnzintap5vyjlia7fkirfsnfizflqd.onion/opsec/whonix_hiddenservice/
/u/anwarbinibrahim
1 points
3 weeks ago*
I have a suggestion for you since you do not have any money. This suggestion is to self host your hidden service on either the Tor or I2P anonymous networks. Using I2P, you can easily self host an anonymous web server on any computer, whether Windows, Linux, or Mac.

As you do not have money, I recommend not running your anonymous web server 24/7 but only during business hours, such as 9 AM - 5 PM GMT, or lunch time (1 hour) every day. You can announce your website on /d/HiddenService along with the server's operation time.