how to host Anonymously website ?
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when you are using tor and monero then buying from anywhere will keep you anonymous.
njal or namecheap doesnt matter in that case. because all they need is to verify your whois via email.
and you will be using protonmail in this case.
I would recommend tutanota email btw instead of proton
njal or namecheap doesnt matter in that case. because all they need is to verify your whois via email.
and you will be using protonmail in this case.
I would recommend tutanota email btw instead of proton
TheGreatBBC
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which kind of cms you gonna host? if site is static html then there is a way
rapidseedbox
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Well it depends what you will do. If you are just concerned about your privacy relatively good anonymity can be achieved just by using crypto and not entering any real details when purchasing and thats about it. From who you buy doesn't matter much in that case.
Surfdbreak
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Why tutanota vs proton? I would think it'd be better to use a Swiss vs German service
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Is not Njal.la who confiscate or suspend your domains!!! They are only a WHOIS PROXY, they don't sell domains.
You buy domain from Njal.la > Njal.la uses their information in Whois Information > Njal.la buys domain to Tucows Domain Registar
Your registar is: Tucows domains.
Njal.la is still safe and anonymous, no info required! You need to learn how Njal.la works, visits their website and read descriptions and research.
Alternatives to njalla:
https://alexhost.com/domains/https://flokinet.ishttps://cheapprivacy.ruhttps://xuid.ru (never used them)
https://unstoppabledomains.com (never used them)
Good luck.
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The most important thing is to check their privacy policy and how they handle with request of information.
Swiss is better than German.
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Because protonmail handed over the IP of french activist few months ago, hence they can share the data of users to the authorities.
You can google about it, it was very famous few days ago
ttt
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I would suggest to avoid 14 eyes completely. As for the case of proton, they have mentioned that they are bound by swiss courts, so if any order comes through them, then they have to abide by that. French police wanted the contents of the email as well as the IP address, but proton had no access to the contents, they only provided the IP. That's why proton asks high risk individuals to use TOR.
ttt
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There's a thread ( ) by Peter Sunde describing, how domains get hijacked, confiscated and seized.
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Surfdbreak
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Pretty disturbing story. I think that a German domiciled provider would be more likely to give up a customer.
Seems like anonymous email is at risk as a whole. I understand that they can’t encrypt yet, but unless you separately encrypt, who knows how long that will last.
it seems like you need to use onion or cover your footprints some other way. I wonder if vpn still gives device info?
doesn’t take a lot of imagination to see where this can lead. More like and potentially exceeding 1984.
Seems like anonymous email is at risk as a whole. I understand that they can’t encrypt yet, but unless you separately encrypt, who knows how long that will last.
it seems like you need to use onion or cover your footprints some other way. I wonder if vpn still gives device info?
doesn’t take a lot of imagination to see where this can lead. More like and potentially exceeding 1984.
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Exactly, but like I said, Njal.la sit between you and tucows domain (is who register your domain), njal.la is only a Privacy Proxy who replace whois information with them.
Njal.la still safe, the blame is from Tucows domains who have the ability to "block, seize domains" even if they are managed by Njal.la or not.
Njal.la is not a Domain Registar, is only a proxy. People needs to understand that. For anonymity and privacy they are great!
Peter Sunder wants to have his own registar to avoid tucows domain reselling, but ICANN refuses.. you can read it on Twitter or blogs
Here is what Peter Sunder wants to do:
https://yro.slashdot.org/story/21/0...bay-founder-peter-sunde-due-to-his-background
Full Story here (read all comments and tweets about ICANN from Peter Sunder)
The fault isn't from Njal.la, Njal.la wants to be independent but ICANN refuses to allow Peter Sunder be a Domain Registar.
All Privacy Hostings, Emails, VPNs always are in "High risk" because Goverment, Anti-Piracy groups doesn't like them, and always will try to shutdown or cutting their partners. Read the link aboves.
Njal.la stills a good way to register your domain safely.
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Surprisingly the Tutanota never gave any information, because end to end encryption is really strong and working.
Also they are not gathering metadata of users.
There is another service named mail2tor which seems to work far better then any so called anonymous mail service
slowboy
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Dont use flokinet.is
I"m using service in here. My hosting downed 4 days in just first 2 weeks. Very slow support.
Never comeback
ttt
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Last year only tutanota developed a function that allows it to monitor an individual account. This was done when it was forced to do that by Cologne court. They are appealing for it to be removed but they have to follow the order till their appeal is accepted, which won't get accepted anytime soon because germany is a part of EU and EU is already mulling removing e2e encryption.
They mentioned in their blog about the IP logging of users after court orders. They also do real time monitoring of the mailboxes.
An excerpt from their blog:
+ They don't even have an .onion service.
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DMCA ignored web hosting is not ANONYMOUS and most of them does not allow any illegal activity like CP. I know it might not be the niche of your website, but from your question I do believe you are up to something illegal, alas why do you need to be 100% anonymous.
Njala, Even though they will keep you proxied in your domain registration details, will not allow you to engage in unlawful business, so don't trust them to be your shield. You could expect them to take down your site and refuse to give you any support, like some complaints who was posted here.
The underground have moved to .onion, but don't expect much traffic there. You would most probably find yourself very lonely there.
You can buy crypto, but the transactions are visible and will lead to you. Let's say you buy 100$ worth of crypto with your legit credit card through any one of the trade platforms. the money will be transferred to your wallet, and from there to the hosting/vpn/domain providers, there is a lead way to see where the funds came from. Even if you buy a temporary card with your legit card, it will still lead to you.
So to conclude, you can't be 100% anonymous. You cannot have a fully functional website/business without anyone knows who you are. The hosting provider, the VPN provider, the Domain provider, someone will know who you are eventually. So bottom line - Rethink what you are thinking
Good luck
Njala, Even though they will keep you proxied in your domain registration details, will not allow you to engage in unlawful business, so don't trust them to be your shield. You could expect them to take down your site and refuse to give you any support, like some complaints who was posted here.
The underground have moved to .onion, but don't expect much traffic there. You would most probably find yourself very lonely there.
You can buy crypto, but the transactions are visible and will lead to you. Let's say you buy 100$ worth of crypto with your legit credit card through any one of the trade platforms. the money will be transferred to your wallet, and from there to the hosting/vpn/domain providers, there is a lead way to see where the funds came from. Even if you buy a temporary card with your legit card, it will still lead to you.
So to conclude, you can't be 100% anonymous. You cannot have a fully functional website/business without anyone knows who you are. The hosting provider, the VPN provider, the Domain provider, someone will know who you are eventually. So bottom line - Rethink what you are thinking
Good luck
slippery_slider
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1st. Learn what OPSEC is (you just burnt it by giving us all the info)
2nd. Learn about anonymity, start by reading whonix wiki/documentation about it.
3rd. Remaining anonymous when running such operation is time consuming, costly, requires knowledge and "connections".
4th. Protonmail is not anonymous
5th. You're never 100% anonymous when using TOR nowadays, as 3 letter agencies are running nodes which purpose is it de-anonymize the users
Give up. Judging by your limited knowledge and how you perceive anonymity you're most likely going to get caught within first few days (or even in process of setting up the website).
slippery_slider
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VPN is privacy, not an anonymity enhancement. You are unable to verify if they're deleting logs nor the code they're running. There is a lot more when it comes to anonymity other than just proxifying your traffic.