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vk3smb [Setting up the TOR tunnel to your dark web server]
+++ darkweb_service [2018/09/16 00:24]
vk3smb [SSH access to your server]
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 Some of you would have noticed the #HiddenServicePort 22 127.0.0.1:22 in the torrc file.  Take the # out of it and restart TOR.
 This opens up the SSH port on the server for you to access.  However, it does not allow access through the standard ssh command:
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 However.  here’s what we do.  We install tor on the PC you are trying to access the ssh server from.
 Ubuntu/Debian based installations: apt or apt-get install tor
 Centos/Fedora based installations: yum or dnf install tor
 Once TOR is installed, you simply run the command like this:
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 And you’re in.  Again, no need to open any holes in your router.
 Note, all these addresses have been set up purely and simply for this article.  They will not exist by the time the article is printed.
 SSH is now alive and well in your dark web service.
-SSH from your Android Phone
+===== SSH from your Android Phone =====
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 Checking the screenshot of Orbot above, you will notice under Tor-Enabled apps, a command line looking icon.  This is ConnectBot SSH.  It is available from Google play as well.  In Orbot, you have to enable the VPN, then click the settings icon, then select ConnectBot.  This will allow it to connect over TOR.
 More security……

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