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Tor OBFS4 Bridges : antiforensics | Torhoo darknet markets

Tor OBFS4 Bridges mask your Tor traffic with the OBFS4 protocol.

bridges.torproject.org

Get a few obfs4 bridge IPs, then geolocate them, to find the country their hosted in.
Look for bridges hosted in countries like Latvia, Lithania, Finland.

OBFS4 Bridges:
Albania Bridge:
obfs4 31.171.155.6:443 410C02F95F7C3DAD2741BE7CD8F31685488856C7 cert=oTVHX+QRVOJnXLamwpG/IwWP/e0o8arU8iKEOaamPSzsNdbPcKAgXfE1cnjJSoKShxWvDA iat-mode=0

Finland Bridge:
obfs4 82.181.163.163:41043 6743F2AA0F9BD302AFD1AE41F83D5FE1C70159CE cert=0ITGWcBzMRj1dgzUxpcsW0lYbSWNzUZrAaq/syk++Yd6Znh0qLBhzsIAupUdrIPOsSxsFg iat-mode=0

These are 2 very high quality bridges, highly suggest you guys all use them =)

/u/wekhiu48 Qubes OS + Whonix + USBkill

2 points

6 years ago

Be careful guys. I have no clue about the authenticity of those specific bridges and would suggest just getting the bridges directly from your current Tor client or official tor sites. I see the author did link to those, I thank you for that and appreciate it. :) I am not accusing the author of anything nefarious but I just wanted to say that these bridges are now a bit less high quality by being public.

Not saying they are not useful but they are known bridges now and so anyone from the chinese government for example can look at this post and see a bridge. They may still be useful to some people in some circumstances but do not use these ones for the purpose of hiding the fact you are using Tor. :)

https://tb-manual.torproject.org/bridges/

/u/Astronut

1 points

6 years ago

The ones in origional post are legit.
I posted them so that people can see a HQ bridge, instead of going for the first, New York Datacenter bridge. The ones in OP are much better.
And some people cant get bridges easily, so I posted here.

/u/ILoveBigDongs3000

2 points

6 years ago

Protip: Does your ISP block access to torproject.org? Which means you'll not be able to access the web page for getting new bridges. Send an e-mail to bridges@torproject.org from a Riseup/Gmail/Yahoo e-mail address to get a new bridge instead. This is especially useful in cases where some adversaries block default bridge IPs in some software (e.g. Whonix) and the only way to connect to Tor is by manually inputting a new bridge configuration.

/u/jakkiri

1 points

6 years ago*

What's wrong with you?

Please don't post bridges in public! A known bridge masks no ones traffic, they're not supposed to be listed for this very reason.

/u/AZERTY

1 points

6 years ago

I'm sure OP is trying to be helpful, and not telling people to use a bridge being watched by LEA.

(If they watch the bridge and can find the hidden service, which is more doable than you'd think, they can watch traffic enter and exit the network and run a correlation attack since they are watching both ends)

/u/awayout

1 points

6 years ago

One day, I will ask, "how do they watch the traffic" and "why is this observatory step not mentioned in the criminal bust release?"

/u/Astronut

0 points

6 years ago

I got them from bridges.torproject.org

You can manually query bridges and you'll find the ones OP posted.

I know, you guys dont trust 3rd party. So its ironic. But these bridges are still good.

/u/AZERTY

1 points

6 years ago

why say these are "very high quality" why not just tell people how to get their own?

/u/Astronut1

0 points

6 years ago

Those 2 bridges are great because they are located in privacy respecting countries.

/u/AZERTY

1 points

6 years ago

Albania? LMFAO

/u/Astronut

0 points

6 years ago

These bridges are good and work.