TOR Hidden Services - Computerphile

The Dark web allows users to hide services using TOR, but how? Dr Mike Pound explains.

This video was filmed and edited by Sean Riley.

[EddyGurge]

The thing I like about this guy is that I get it, and it all makes sense in one pass. He's got a gift.

[xPROxSNIPExMWxPOWER]

Can this guy just take over the channel, I think its about time...

[huw]

Every time I see Dr Mike Pound in my subscription feed, I have watch the video

[dralfonzo]

These professors on Computerphile are just amazing. I wish I would have had the oportunity to learn from people like these when I was in uni.

[davidashford]

Just stumbled on this channel. Really like the way this guy explains things. Really clear, really concise. Also really like that he draws things out on mainframe printer paper. Takes me back.

[Kazrael]

"Facebook is trying to protect their customer" - *laughs in 2018*

[Pax_Veritas]

This dude is my favourite on Computerphile. He's one step away from being a criminal mastermind

[JustPlainRob]

"It's Facebook, we know where their server is. Their business is protecting their customers."

[astropgn]

You guys should make a video telling people how you can be identified even if you are trying to be anonymous. He talked about data trafficking correlation, but there are other things that can identify you. Something very mundane, like the resolution you use, the browser etc.

[MCcoolj]

I don't even use TOR, but damn, it's design is clever and interesting. Good job on the videos!

[leelinden]

What I want to to know is where this dude got the nostalgic stripy green fanfold tractor-feed paper that doesn't even look yellowed?? I remember when "backup" meant dumping your data onto 137 boxes of that stuff. [cough wheeze creak]

[bbchaud]

He is right; i found Onion cookies recipe in the deep&dark web. Excellent video, thank you

[PleasestopcallingmeDoctorImath]

_uses two colors_
well im out of colors, so im going to use a third color, orange.

oh, ok

[yesimduh]

You guys should do a video on some of the weakness of TOR that have come out in the past year!

[thenerdyouknowabout]

"Stuff happens here, encrypted stuff..."

[Aemilindore]

the best feature of tor hidden services to me is NAT punching. it basically allows a user to have a pc behind a NAT and still have a .onion address to SSH it. this is amaizing.

[Bakipll]

An episode about firewalls would be awesome.

[chromaticvisionstudio]

I’m so sick of Facebook and that’s why I deleted my account. I couldn’t be happier and should’ve done it years ago.

[biocuts]

As for 01:09, even if someone is sniffing A and B, they can't prove that B is A because B's source IP is of some machine the the TOR network. Unless you follow through all the nodes A used to B, you can't show they are connected. Correct me if I'm wrong.

[spaceman]

I'd love a video on the fall of silk road and transaction malleability. Keep up the great videos!