Here is a docker-tor.zip i vibe coded:https://onionuserfiles.com/share.php?token=68130502f9d412dd329dcf766ee7dde0WARNING! That link will autodownload. So dont get FREAKED out and think this is malware. Its not! View the zip contents first before extracting if you dont believe me, or test on a disposable VM if you're really paranoid. If you guys know a better way to share programs, let me know. Idea was from this:https://github.com/DomiStyle/docker-tor-browserExcept instead of noVNC it uses kasmVNC, which I have done the hard part of configuring it and docker to display landscape and portrait correctly and nicely for mobile. You can change it further if you like, but i have it set to the defaults that I like and hope you do as well. Options explained in the readme, including setting a password/username and limiting access. Its defaulted open as It is meant to be run on your linux home system that has better performance or maybe better security than your mobile device. From your mobile you go to any browser and enter http://<your systems IP>:3000/ then youll get an official tor browser, in your browser. The use case, is for using the real tor browser on mobiles that are otherwise lower performance or a security risk, also in cases of iPhones, there is no official Tor browser. .
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>>109379255>https://onionuserfilesFuck off jeet script kiddie, you didn't even post virustotal, plus nobody needs your vibecoded slop.
This is also a modified PoC I made a while back for an AI integrated browser, that user self-host. I was told I was "suffering from AI pyschosis"Ideally, I plan to make the AI integrated browser the way this works, except it would be a normal appearing browser contained in the docker with some custom overlay AI menu included. Users will be able to use it like normal but also select presets from the menu to get the AI to solve captchas and handle anti-bot or other annoying bullshit. The future AI docker browser will also use your mobile (or anything you set) as an exit node. So your traffic can appear as your own mobile (or any other device) to the internet. Probably will use mullvads browser due to its good anti-fingerprinting paired will tailscale, since you are allowed to use iPhones as exit nodes now. There will be a tailscale client in the docker and users tailscale client on their mobile, they can use any commercial AI API or a local model. The AI will be connect to the docker and be queued up on demand with one button to perform any desired preset or custom task. But that is in the future.
>>109379271I dont know what all this is or suppse to be for or how to use this???
>>109379255If I wanted shit inside my computer I would just open the case and take a big steaming dump in it.
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>>109379384Its just docker and the tor browser, self hosted on kasmVNC. The hard part was configuring it to look nice and script setup and stopping it. If you dont like it, run sudo ./stop.sh --purge, then delete the folder, you can also uninstall docker if you dont like that. Its the only thing external to the container that is installed. Everything else is done in the container.
>>109379472I can do all of that in 5 minutes myself. I certainly do not need some mystery package from a nocoder who has no clue what he just made.
>>109379499Okay, I wasnt trying to sell you or anyone something. I was just trying to be helpful since it has many use cases, but despite that, theres nothing currently available that does this. I would think more people would want to run their own things on their own systems but enjoy doing so from their phones too. I couldnt find anything premade that correctly displayed stuff like this.
>>109379540>being helpful by polluting the web with even more slopWhat level of delusion is this?
>>109379255Whats the purpose of this when the phones are backdoored at a hardware level with full remote access to memory storage and framebuffer through the modem?
>>109379548Its docker + tor + kasmVNC. Those are real things or no? Its based off this:https://github.com/DomiStyle/docker-tor-browserAlso not vibecode. I just made it work better for mobile devices, which I dont understand why people wouldnt like that. AI didnt come up with this, I did, but I used AI to make it.
>>109379594Yeah not even gonna look at this slop unless you can fully and in detail argument and justify each and every line of code in it. Otherwise you can shove your slotmachine-generated shit back up your own ass.
>>109379584>>1093795841) thats all speculative2) to avoid argument lets assume your 100% right...Tor activity is done on your own system you install the docker to, not your mobile. Your mobile carrier and baseband chip can only see encrypted VPN traffic, in the case of you VPNing into your host system or home network. It acts as an uplink. Otherwise you are directly connected to your system. Thats the power of VPN technology. If you want to further restrict it you can run it local only and VPN into the host system instead of LAN access. Then connect 127.0.0.1:3000
>>109379619Why? Thats a weird standard
>>109379447>virus totalfuck off, retard
>>109379636>. Your mobile carrier and baseband chip can only see encrypted VPN traffic,and it can only see encrypted tor data. what the fuck is the point of this? it's just adding layers for the fuck of it because you believe it's more secure, or whatever this slop engine has told you.>>109379255>vibe codedabsolutely gtfo. use ai to teach you how to code, not to copy/paste, faggot.
>>109379863> and it can only see encrypted tor data. what the fuck is the point of this? it's just adding layers for the fuck of it because you believe it's more secure, or whatever this slop engine has told you.What are you COMPLAINING about then?!?! Can you please just read what I was responding to, if that poster was not you, before you say these things? I was asked about the security benefits of this if speculative full hardware backdoor capturing network frames existed. I was saying if that is true then it only sees encrypted traffic connecting you to your home. If you dont trust your mobile provider or phone hardware this is an improvement as it moves the actual use of tor to your own system (or any system) where you can secure it as you see fit. Its also an improvement to any tor browser option for iPhone, as they have no offical tor browser. This is the real tor browser running on your own system, further sandboxed by docker container. You mobile provider and what is saved on your phone is also minimized. No tor nodes your connecting to, no tor browser on your phone. Just a vnc connection through browser tunneled through your vpn whereever on the go. The docker is ephemeral too. You can use kasmVNC clipboard and file transfer you want to save anything on your phone (not recommended). Ill add a persist session option if you want to be able to save session and whatever changes and files you download in the docker. But id recommend running it from an encrypted partition for anything persistent. I can add that later. I already have the thing for that part made.
>>109379841I was asked to post it by another anon asshole. What is wrong with you "people"?
I wanted it to allow custom icon images, but whatever (work in progress):https://onionuserfiles.com/share.php?token=89b5ef24fc9a9a0f5d1ab58f10a389e4Newer version gets rid of tors bookmark bar. FYI Safari has a cool feature to add an bookmark as an app icon, which after you connect to your VPN or desired endpoint you can access it the same as an app on device. I work on having the bookmark be customizable so you dont have some kasmVNC saved with "tor browser" which may be unwanted clues for mobile snoops.
>>109380158What did you expect on 4chan?Anyway, looks like you did good work, not sure what the threatmodel/usecase (not meming) this serves.Does it provide any additional security compared to using the regular tor browser?
>>109380496Thanks! These bitch faggots keep banning me. What was ITT that I said that was against the rules? Faggot jeet shits run this place.To answer your question, its on par if not more secure then a tor browser alone due to it being run in a container, which segments it from the host. Kind if like VMs do, but that was really a side effect and not my main goal. Main goal was to provide equal security of the tor browser to mobiles that either cant install one (iPhones) or users who may not want tor installed on their device. Tor nodes are known and tracked, a home IP (or otherwise) is more ambiguous than a mobile device, due to home IPs usually being for a LAN behind a NAT. Your service providers see your traffic from a home IP as associated with several memebers typically while your mobile device is a directly linked to you. Its not huge of a gap, and id say equal to a real tor browser, but the slight differences are arguably more security and definitely not less. Its literally the same tor browser, just in a container and self hosted to your LAN. You can run --local to host 127.0.0.1 then VPN directly into your system. At that level its the same threat/security as you using a tor browser normally.
>>109380863>like VMsI was gonna ask how is thid different from something like the whonix project which contains an entire OS routed through tor packaged in .qcow2 image.>iPhonesThis is an interesting use case though. Do iPhones offer an easy way of running docker containers?>blockedIf you're getting an "ip range ban" message then it's probably not your fault.I suspect glowies force 4chan to do that deliberately to force people to verify their email to circumvent it.
>>109380985> I was gonna ask how is thid different from something like the whonix project which contains an entire OS routed through tor packaged in .qcow2 image.Whonix is much more! Theres actually a few pretty cool setups for whonix I would like to recommend related, but its complete overkill compared to this and significant performance difference. Not worth the time and effort relative of what the goal is here. This goes back to threat modeling though, who are you trying to prevent an attack from? This docker-tor is for use cases of where a normal tor project tor browser is suffice, but you can't get access to one due to your mobiles limitations or maybe you just dont want tor on your mobile phone.In context of security:If a normal tor browser is a 10, this docker browser is an 11-12, with whonix a level 19 and tailsOS 20.Performance of whonix is extremely frustrating to say the least. I plan to release some setup guides to make working solutions with them easier to do, so people ultimately dont have to keep rediscovering how to do things. AI half the time only claims to know something can work or how but many times youll still have to figure it out. Ive gone through that myself enough, so i want to release somethings to show what works.>iPhones>This is an interesting use case though. Do iPhones offer an easy way of running docker containers?No. Your misunderstanding what this is. You download this and install docker on your home linux system. That system runs this docker-tor. You use your prefered vpn to connect to your home or that system otg with your phone. In your phones browser you access your linux systems docker-tor. iPhones just suck, so theres more use cases for this for them. You can also save bookmarked pages like apps,
>>109380985>>blockedIf you're getting an "ip range ban" message then it's probably not your fault. I suspect glowies force 4chan to do that deliberately to force people to verify their email to circumvent it. I get it for everything lately. My home IP has been perma banned (did nothing). Its annoying to reset my router to force a new IP, especially since I do that every few months anyways for general internet hygiene and just rotated this month. Im basically forced to use my mobiles to post here for that reason, and not sure why 4chan wants to cull their desktop users from this site? It also seems like some extremely butthurt jannies or absolute retards here have taken on the challenge to try and range ban my entire areas cellular provider. Kek! Keep at it boys, just one more IP! Lolol, i also have hotspots I use by other providers. Effectively they would have to ban every carriers IP for all the cell towers near me. Youd think a whitelist would be easier?
>>109380985> If you're getting an "ip range ban" message then it's probably not your fault.> I suspect glowies force 4chan to do that deliberately to force people to verify their email to circumvent it.I have methods to circumvent this, the one i hope to share one day will be an AI integrated browser, which the original PoC for this tor-docker program was for demonstrating the concept. The AI browser will look like a normal firefox browser (or possibly mullvads browser, havent decided yet) inside your mobiles browser. It will be customized with a button. Right-click or hold gives a drop down of presets with the current selection highlighted and a custom option. Each selection will be for a specific AI prompt. The AI will be given a virtual KVM controler inside your docker container. It will "see" what you see only when you push the button, and then it cuts off when its done the task or you cancel it. The AI will move the mouse and type as needed to automate any online in browser tasks the same as a human would. This will be ideal for captchas and anti-bot shit.The docker container will have a segmented network as well. It will default to no internet connectivity, while requiring a VPN client installed inside it. This is where I hoped to offer some options, but at the moment there simple is none other than tailscale. No other iOS tool or app will make your device an exit node except tailscale. I dont like that, but it is what it is for now. The purpose of having your mobile act as an exit node will be while you are connected in your mobile browser to the docker via your tailnetIP:port, the dockers browsers will be proxied through your mobile. Effectively making everything done in the docker, you to the internet. Alternatively, if you didn't care about your traffic appearing as you, you can use anything for a proxy out and any VPN in. That might really butthurt jans doh
>>109379645people who use tor ususally put their life at stake. a single mistake could mean death in some places.that's why security tards are usually extremely cautious with this. anyone who's not retarded would undersatand running tor inside a docker gives you a false sense of security. at lease use a virtual machine, like qemu. better use tails/whonix on bare metaldocker doesn't anonymize your cpu, gpu or computer at all. it simply sandboxes system calls. if tor browser is compromized in such a way that docker becomes your line of defense, then you've already lost. also docker is frequently the source of exploits and supply chain attacks, does your container builds itself from source? using a trusted operating system, with signed dependencies and packages?if for instance, you download from dockerhub, or another docker repository, then it adds more attack surface. an attacker could either compromise tor, or simply the repository.
