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If you’re planning your transition to SAP HANA, you probably have many questions like:

• What is SAP’s strategy and roadmap for SAP HANA 2.0?
• What are my options for getting my data center ready?
• Why should I consider putting my SAP workloads in the cloud, and how can I get there?
• With SAP’s focus on open source, which solutions work well on-premise and in the cloud?
• How can I mitigate the risks of transitioning to SAP HANA?

Wouldn’t it be great if you could get the answers to all of these questions and more from experts in an interactive setting without taking up too much of your valuable time? Well, you can!

Make plans to be in New York City on November 20, 2018 and add the “SAP +3 Workshop: Transition to SAP HANA” event to your calendar. This workshop is for IT leaders and architects who are planning to move to SAP HANA, or perhaps are already executing their plan and want to fine-tune it. Experts from SAP, SUSE, Microsoft Azure and Protera will be there for presentations and informal discussions to provide information that can be invaluable to executing a success move from your current SAP NetWeaver and relational database infrastructure to SAP HANA. And you get all of this plus a hot lunch in about a half-day.

For a detailed agenda and registration information, click here. If this workshop doesn’t fit your schedule or New York isn’t convenient for you, don’t worry because we’re planning more in the coming year. Check suse.com/events and future blogs for dates and locations as they become available.

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More than 30 members join new Ceph Foundation to manage the massive growth in data and information generated from cloud, container and AI applications

CEPH DAY BERLIN – Nov. 12, 2018 – The Linux Foundation, the nonprofit organization enabling mass innovation through open source, today announces over 30 global technology leaders are forming a new foundation to support the Ceph open source project community. The Ceph project develops a unified distributed storage system providing applications with object, block, and file system interfaces.

Founding Premier members of Ceph Foundation include Amihan, Canonical, China Mobile, DigitalOcean, Intel, OVH, ProphetStor Data Services, Red Hat, SoftIron, SUSE, Western Digital, XSKY Data Technology, and ZTE. The Ceph Foundation will organize and distribute financial contributions in a coordinated, vendor-neutral fashion for immediate community benefit. This will help galvanize rapid adoption, training and in-person collaboration across the Ceph ecosystem.

“Ceph has a long track record of success when it comes to helping organizations with effectively managing high growth and expanding data storage demands,” said Jim Zemlin, Executive Director of the Linux Foundation. “Under the Linux Foundation, the Ceph Foundation will be able to harness investments from a much broader group to help support the infrastructure needed to continue the success and stability of the Ceph ecosystem.”

Ceph is used by cloud providers and enterprises around the world, including financial institutions (Bloomberg, Fidelity), cloud service providers (Rackspace, Linode), academic and government institutions (Massachusetts Open Cloud), telecommunications infrastructure providers (Deutsche Telekom), auto manufacturers (BMW), software solution providers (SAP, Salesforce), and many more.

Ceph is also used by Rook, a Cloud Native Computing Foundation project that brings seamless provisioning of file, block and object storage services into the Kubernetes environment, running the Ceph storage infrastructure in containers alongside applications that are consuming that storage.

Efficient, agile, and massively scalable, Ceph significantly lowers the cost of storing enterprise information in the private cloud and provides high availability to any object, file, and block data. Unstructured data makes up 80% and more of enterprise data, is growing at the rate of 55% to 65% per year, and is common with rich-media, predictive analytics, sensors, social networks, and satellite imagery.[1] Block and file storage are critical to any IT infrastructure organization and are important components of infrastructure platforms like OpenStack and Kubernetes. According to recent user surveys, roughly two-thirds of OpenStack clouds use Ceph block storage.

The growth of new cloud, container and artificial intelligence/machine learning applications are driving increased use of Ceph. For example, Ceph combined with analytics and machine learning enables enterprises to comb through mass amounts of unstructured data to quickly spot patterns with customer behavior, online customer conversations and potential noncompliance scenarios.

The Ceph Foundation is the successor framework to the Ceph Advisory Board, which was formed in 2015. Get involved in the Ceph community at https://ceph.com/get-involved/ or learn more about membership at https://ceph.com/foundation.

Project Creator and Leadership Quotes

“A guiding vision for Ceph is to be the state of the art for reliable, scale-out storage, and to do so with 100% open source,” said Sage Weil, Ceph co-creator, project leader, and chief architect at Red Hat for Ceph. “While early public cloud providers popularized self-service storage infrastructure, Ceph brings the same set of capabilities to service providers, enterprises, and individuals alike, with the power of a robust development and user community to drive future innovation in the storage space. Today’s launch of the Ceph Foundation is a testament to the strength of a diverse open source community coming together to address the explosive growth in data storage and services.”

“Ceph was designed and built for scalability, initially with supercomputers and later with cloud infrastructure in mind. A key design premise was that the storage system needs to provide a highly reliable and available service in a dynamic and increasingly heterogeneous hardware environment where everything can potentially fail,” said Carlos Maltzahn of University of California, Santa Cruz, a co-founder of the research project that first created Ceph over a decade ago.

Cephalocon and KubeCon + CloudNativeCon 2019

The Ceph Foundation plans to host the second Cephalocon conference in Barcelona, Spain from May 19 – 20, 2019, co-located with KubeCon + CloudNativeCon 2019, May 20-23. The first Cephalocon took place in March 2018 in Beijing, China, bringing together 1000 attendees consisting of Ceph vendors, users, and developers from all over the world.

For updates, subscribe to the Ceph project’s announcement mailing list and follow Ceph on Twitter @Ceph.

Founding Members

Founding members of the Ceph Foundation at the Premier level include Amihan, Canonical, China Mobile, DigitalOcean, Intel, OVH, ProphetStor Data Services, Red Hat, SoftIron, SUSE, Western Digital, XSKY Data Technology, and ZTE.

Ceph Foundation General members include Ambedded Technology, Arm, Catalyst Cloud, Croit GmbH, EasyStack, Intelligent Systems Services, Pingan Technology, QCT, Sinorail, and Xiaoju Science Technology.

Associate members include Boston University Information Services and Technology, CERN (European Organization for Nuclear Research), FAS Research Computing – Harvard, Greek Research and Technology Network (GRNET), Monash University, South African Radio Astronomy Observatory (SARAO), Science and Technology Facilities Council (STFC) at UK Research and Innovation (UKRI), and University of California Santa Cruz’s Center for Research in Open Source Software (CROSS).

Supporting Quotes

“As a founding member of the Ceph Foundation, Amihan is committed to contributing its knowledge and expertise in cloud-native infrastructure to the advancement of the Ceph project. Building on Ceph has allowed us to provide our enterprise clients with the most reliable foundation for digital transformation.”

• Winston Damarillo, executive chairman, Amihan

“Ceph delivers enterprise-grade storage with best-in-class economics. Given the exponential growth we are witnessing in our customers’ data requirements, we recognize it to be a fundamental part of the open source private cloud stack. Our participation in the launch of the Ceph Foundation underlines our commitment to accelerating its adoption, technology base and developer community.”

• Christian Reis, VP, Data Centre Field Engineering at Canonical

“China Mobile always embraces Open Source and gives back to Open Source. Ceph is the best implementation of Open Source Software Define Storage, and it has been widely used in China Mobile’s data center. We are very happy to join Ceph Foundation and make Ceph more closer to enterprise storage level.”

• Junwei Liu, vice general manager of cloud computing department, China Mobile (Suzhou) software technology Co., Ltd.

“Open source has been a key part of our business from the start. Ceph is a core component of our fast-growing storage infrastructure and one of the many open source projects we use at DigitalOcean to accelerate innovation and deliver great products for our customers. We are proud to be a founding member of the Ceph Foundation. As a leading cloud provider we believe it is our responsibility to give back to the open source community and support the projects that help developers build amazing apps.”

• Shiven Ramji, VP of Product, DigitalOcean

“OVH is thrilled to join the newly created Ceph Foundation as a Premier member. Its Open Source values fit in very well with our own DNA, which is marked by openness, innovation and freedom of choice. With Ceph being the de-facto standard Software Defined Storage solution for OpenStack, it was only logical for us to adopt Ceph as part of our Public Cloud block storage. We have been using Ceph for many years and have since contributed numerous patches that went upstream in Ceph, co-hosted the Ceph Day in Warsaw and shared our experience with Ceph at various events. As one of the founding sponsors of the Ceph Foundation, we are now excited to make an even stronger contribution to the Ceph community and help take it to the next level.”

• Alain Fiocco, EVP Chief Technology Officer, OVH

“The incredible growth of data generated by connected devices, services, and modern software requires an advanced, adaptable storage platform to help gain the greatest value from all this information. Ceph’s open innovation is key for the industry to address these demands. Intel is proud to join the Ceph Foundation and support the redefinition of data storage.”

• Imad Sousou, Corporate vice president and general manager Open Source Technology Center, Intel Corporation

“Ceph is the future of storage. We at ProphetStor are proud to have contributed our machine learning technology to its community to help bring it to the forefront of the storage industry.”

• Jeremy Wei, VP of Corporate Business Development, ProphetStor

“Red Hat is honored to be deeply involved as a leader in open source communities as modern enterprises pivot toward an open hybrid cloud model. The creation of the Ceph Foundation brings to bear collaboration across the industry to enable rapid adoption of advanced data services and cloud-native technologies.”

• Sarangan Rangachari, Vice President and General Manager, Red Hat Storage

“Ceph is quickly becoming the de facto standard for storage at scale. We are proud to be a part of that success and support the new Ceph Foundation. Ceph is a shining example of how open source software can squeeze out inefficiencies in very large markets.”

• Tim Massey, CEO, SoftIron

“The formation of the Ceph Foundation under the Linux Foundation umbrella reflects the professional growth of the Open Source community and increasing industry participation. The new framework will lead to more community collaboration, outreach, inclusion and market awareness. SUSE is pleased and committed to be a top tier contributor to both the technical community and the foundation to help facilitate innovation in software-defined storage and represent the interests of our customers and partners.”

• Lars Marowsky-Brée, Distinguished Engineer, SUSE

“As a technology leader enabling cutting-edge technologies with data infrastructure, we understand and believe in open standards, open software, and open ecosystems. The establishment of the Ceph Foundation is an important milestone that we are proud to support.”

• Allen Samuels, Engineering Fellow at Western Digital, Inc

“With the establishment of Ceph Foundation, Ceph is opening a new era in global development. Together with other members, XSKY will spare no effort to push forward the construction of a broader Ceph ecosystem and explore commercial models for open-source software. We aim to achieve a landing storage approach of high-availability and high-reliability for users in mass data era.”

• Haomai Wang, CTO, XSKY

“It has been my pleasure to see the growth in popularity of Ceph in China over the last several years, and the power of Ceph of transforming numerous organizations’ IT infrastructure. Open source is a huge opportunity for organizations to work cooperatively to improve software and to benefit from each others’ hard work, and the establishment of Ceph Foundation will definitely accelerate its development and bring us a real future of storage.”

• Xinyu Chen, General Manager of Telecom Cloud & CoreNet Product, ZTE Corporation

About the Ceph Foundation
Ceph is a unified distributed storage system providing applications object, block, and file system interfaces in a single unified storage cluster—making Ceph flexible, reliable and easy for you to manage. Ceph is built on the Reliable Autonomic Distributed Object Store (RADOS), which provides a highly available and scalable fabric that can either be consumed directly or via higher-level object, block and file services that are built on top. The Ceph Foundation is a directed fund under The Linux Foundation. It provides a neutral home for the Ceph community to collaborate and grow, and is supported by members across multiple industries.

About the Linux Foundation
The Linux Foundation is the organization of choice for the world’s top developers and companies to build ecosystems that accelerate open technology development and industry adoption. Together with the worldwide open source community, it is solving the hardest technology problems by creating the largest shared technology investment in history. Founded in 2000, The Linux Foundation today provides tools, training and events to scale any open source project, which together deliver an economic impact not achievable by any one company. More information can be found at www.linuxfoundation.org.

The Linux Foundation has registered trademarks and uses trademarks. For a list of trademarks of The Linux Foundation, please see our trademark usage page: https://www.linuxfoundation.org/trademark-usage. Linux is a registered trademark of Linus Torvalds.

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Want to get rid of annoying ads? Check out the following ad blocker for android to stop seeing ads on Android.

Ads. You can’t escape them whether it’s on the small screen or your computer. Most of the ones you encounter in your browser exist to push a product or service while occasionally earning the site a bit of cash. It’s something your favorite website may use to survive, but some sites go a little crazy with their ads. Especially when not optimized for our mobiles.

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There was a time when the dreaded “Pop-up” ad was reserved for folks using their desktop PC or laptop. The annoying ads made their way to mobiles as soon as the platform become relevant, which left plenty of consumers looking for the best ad blocker apps. Unfortunately, there is a problem with that. The vast majority of Ad blockers in the Play Store are less than stellar, and you cannot rely on Play Store reviews these days.

Offering up a free Ad blocking service is also a surefire way to lure folks in if you are a developer with a shady application. As we all know, downloading a bad app can cause a whole new set of problems as your next stop may be searching for a Malware detector. We’ve compiled a short list featuring a few great options, but also have some tips to keep in mind as well.

Always keep in mind that some of your favorite websites need those ads to keep the lights on. That means you may want to choose an ad-blocking browser or program that lets you have exceptions. Some Ad blocker apps may also hamper functionality on certain sites.

So, what is the best ad blocker for android to stop ads from filling up your screen while using an app or browser? Installing an adblock android app will block any ads from showing up on your Android device, thus allowing you to use your favorite apps without being berated to ‘purchase this item,’ or ‘visit this site.’

The best Android ad block apps that will make your Android device ad-free

The first app on this list of “Ad blocker for Android” is adblock plus android, cannot be found on Google Playstore anymore as it has been removed. But fortunately, the team over at Adblock Plus is still offering the Android version on their website. (You can also grab the latest adblock plus apk here). The link above will provide you with instructions for using Adblock Plus on your Android device. While it may seem as if it is a lot of trouble to get an ad blocking app on your device, it certainly isn’t as Adblock Plus for android is one of the best and most trusted ad blocker apps available not only on Android, but Chrome, Firefox, and more. Download and install it: you will be glad you did.

There is also an official Adblock Plus add-on for Firefox Android browser. Open Firefox browser, Downlaod and Install the add-on, activate it then restart the Firefox app and enjoy ad-free browsing.

The Free Adblocker Browser is a solid option if you don’t mind switching from your normal browser are want something a little different graphically. As the name suggests, it will kill any Ad coming your way on the web. It also destroys pop-ups along with a slew of annoying “specialty” ads. Some of these include video ads and banner ads, but it can supposedly stop any sites trying to track your footsteps as well.

Whether it’s a shady cookie or an ad set up on auto-play, the Free Adblocker Browser app can cover most folks needs. The app (and its ad-blocking feature) are free to download and use although there are in-app purchases which allow for a few additional features and themes.

Like some of the other entries on our list, the Adblock Browser for Android is available in web form and on your smartphone or tablet. It isn’t much different from its ad-blocking competitors in the sense that its zaps most ads from websites including pop-ups. It’s also free to download which is always a plus.

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The Adblock Browser blocks all incoming ads by default but does allow users a measure of control. You can opt to let in advertising deemed nonintrusive or configure a list of filters based on different dialects. Depending on your browsing habits, that alone may be worth the price of admission. Nobody wanst to be assaulted with garbled foreign text. There are several other options that can help with your privacy as well by letting you disable tracking, anti-ad blocking messages, malware domains, and social media buttons.

Sometimes a browser with a pop-up blocker isn’t going to cut it. If that’s the case for you, you may want to look into Adguard for Android. The popular app promises to filter all the nastiness out of the web to give you a clean and trouble-free browsing experience. That said, you’re not going to be able to get the real deal through the usual means as Google does not like “true” ad blocking software for obvious reasons.

Adguard can block any ad coming your way through a browser, but can also kill advertisements in mobile games. Other features include a firewall, phishing and malware protection and increased web page speed. We’d be remiss if we didn’t also mention the built-in VPN, something you don’t see baked into many apps of this nature.

As it’s not available in the Play Store anymore, you will have to download the Adguard app through their website and follow a few simple installation instructions. On the flipside, there is a “content blocker” from the company anyone can pick up from the Play Store, but it is very limited unless you are rooted.

While the AppBrain Ad Detector can block pop-ups and ads, the way it goes about it is different. It can actually “sniff” them out and goes far beyond just snooping for the usual piece of advertising. AppBrain can lock down spam ads and push notifications while detecting for harmful app networks. Staying true to its private eye nature, the app can actually let you see which tool developers used as well.

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Using the AppBrain Ad Detector is simple for rookies and pros alike. There is a tab for “Concerns” which quickly allows you to see if any harm is headed your way. From there you can look at any ad networks that are connected along with social SDKs and Dev tools. It’s really a wealth of information if you’ve ever wondered about things like who Chick-fil-A’s advertising goes through.

It’s Admob just in case you’re curious, and their app does not use social SDK’s. AppBrain filled us in on those details, and it’s free to download from Google Play if you want to give it a whirl.

AdAway is another awesome option if you need something stronger than an ad-blocking browser or plug-in. It’s also an app that is only going to work for users who are rooted, which rules plenty of folks out. Is it worth the hassle? The answer is a resounding yes if you are concerned about your privacy and hate to be troubled with ads.

This particular application is setup with host files which hits any ads coming your way with a quick change of direction. The redirect effectively kills pop-ups, banner ads, and any advertisements shown in games as well. Want a bit more control over your content? The Whitelist option can take care of that. Techies will also appreciate the open-sourced nature of AdAway as it’s not going to be an app that goes long without an update.

AdAway is free to download through F-Droid, but again, you will need Root access. You can read more about the app on the official site if you are still on the fence.

Are you wary of mobile ad networks collecting personal information through the apps that you use? TrustGo Ad Detector scans and dually protects your Android device from possible privacy violations and identity leaks that could occur via ads displayed within an Android app. Use your Android device with the clarity of mind to know that your personal information is safe and secure. An all-to-common occurrence, TrustGo Ad Detector is a different type of ad blocker, but one that will keep your personal information safe and secure.

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Apache Maven is a free and open source project management and comprehension tool used primarily for Java projects. Maven uses a Project Object Model (POM) which is essentially a XML file containing information about the project, configuration details, the project’s dependencies, and so on.

In this tutorial we will show you two different ways to install Apache Maven on CentOS 7.

The official CentOS repositories contains Maven packages that can be installed with the yum package manager. This is the easiest way to install Maven on CentOS, however the version included in the repositories may lag behind the latest version of Maven.

To install the latest version of Maven follow the instructions provided in second part of this article where we will be downloading Maven from their official website.

Choose the installation method that is most appropriate for your setup and environment.

Prerequisites

The user you are logging in as must have sudo privileges to be able to install packages.

Installing Apache Maven on CentOS with Yum

Installing Maven on CentOS 7 using yum is a simple, straightforward process.

1. Install Maven by typing the following command in your terminal:
2. Verify the installation by typing the mvn -version command:

   The output should look something like this:

   Apache Maven 3.0.5 (Red Hat 3.0.5-17)
   Maven home: /usr/share/maven
   Java version: 1.8.0_191, vendor: Oracle Corporation
   Java home: /usr/lib/jvm/java-1.8.0-openjdk-1.8.0.191.b12-0.el7_5.x86_64/jre
   Default locale: en_US, platform encoding: UTF-8
   OS name: “linux”, version: “3.10.0-862.3.2.el7.x86_64”, arch: “amd64”, family: “unix”

That’s it. Maven is now installed on your CentOS system and you can start using it.

Install the Latest Release of Apache Maven

The following sections provide a step by step instructions about how to install the latest Apache Maven version on CentOS 7. We’ll be downloading the latest release of Apache Maven from their official website.

1. Install OpenJDK

Maven 3.3+ require JDK 1.7 or above to be installed. We’ll install OpenJDK, which is the default Java development and runtime in CentOS 7.

Install the OpenJDK package by typing:

Verify that Java was successfully installed by running the following command:

The output should look something like this:

openjdk version “1.8.0_191”
OpenJDK Runtime Environment (build 1.8.0_191-b12)
OpenJDK 64-Bit Server VM (build 25.191-b12, mixed mode)

2. Download Apache Maven

At the time of writing this article, the latest version of Apache Maven is 3.6.0. Before continuing with the next step you should check the Maven download page to see if a newer version is available.

Start by downloading the Apache Maven in the /tmp directory using the following wget command:

wget https://www-us.apache.org/dist/maven/maven-3/3.6.0/binaries/apache-maven-3.6.0-bin.tar.gz -P /tmp

When the download is completed, extract the archive in the /opt directory:

sudo tar xf /tmp/apache-maven-3.6.0.tar.gz -C /opt

To have more control over Maven versions and updates, we will create a symbolic link maven which will point to the Maven installation directory:

sudo ln -s /opt/apache-maven-3.6.0 /opt/maven

To upgrade your Maven installation, simply unpack the newer version and change the symlink to point to it.

3. Setup environment variables

Next, we’ll need to setup the environment variables. Open your text editor and create a new file named mavenenv.sh inside of the /etc/profile.d/ directory.

sudo nano /etc/profile.d/maven.sh

Paste the following lines:

/etc/profile.d/maven.sh

export JAVA_HOME=/usr/lib/jvm/jre-openjdk
export M2_HOME=/opt/maven
export MAVEN_HOME=/opt/maven
export PATH=$/bin:$

Save and close the file. This script will be sourced at shell startup.

Make the script executable by typing:

sudo chmod +x /etc/profile.d/maven.sh

Load the environment variables by typing:

source /etc/profile.d/maven.sh

4. Verify the installation

To verify that Maven is installed, use the mvn -version command which will print the Maven version:

You should see something like the following:

Apache Maven 3.6.0 (97c98ec64a1fdfee7767ce5ffb20918da4f719f3; 2018-10-24T18:41:47Z)
Maven home: /opt/maven
Java version: 1.8.0_191, vendor: Oracle Corporation, runtime: /usr/lib/jvm/java-1.8.0-openjdk-1.8.0.191.b12-0.el7_5.x86_64/jre
Default locale: en_US, platform encoding: UTF-8
OS name: “linux”, version: “3.10.0-862.3.2.el7.x86_64”, arch: “amd64”, family: “unix”

That’s it. The latest version of Maven is now installed on your CentOS system.

Conclusion

You have successfully installed Apache Maven on your CentOS 7. You can now visit the official Apache Maven Documentation page and learn how to get started with Maven.

If you hit a problem or have a feedback, leave a comment below.

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OFF GRID, a stealth and hacking game about privacy and mass surveillance managed to get funded on Kickstarter and so it’s coming to Linux.

Moments before your daughter was bundled away, she gave you a pair of smart glasses for your birthday.

An unidentified source gets in touch to help you install a new security-focused operating system, and gives you a few tools which will help you gain access to networks that might contain clues as to what is going on.

In the end, they managed to hit £25,252 which means they smashed through not just their initial goal but the first stretch goal too so the game will get an in-game social media app.

I personally funded this one, since they put out a Linux demo and the developer came and commented on our previous article. Some people get rightfully worried about developers promising Linux support and not delivering, to which the developer commented with:

Hah, we certainly won’t abandon Linux, I’ve used Ubuntu as my main OS since 2005 and do most of my gaming on it. So making sure our own project runs on it is high priority to us.

Was really good to see such a statement.

Looking forward to following this one along during development, has the makings of a very interesting game both in terms of the story and the gameplay.

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Qubes OS is an open source distribution of Linux built around the Xen hypervisor, the X Window System and Linux kernel open source technologies. It is based on Fedora Linux and designed from the ground up to provide users with strong security for desktop computing.

The distribution has been engineered to run almost all Linux applications and uses all of the drivers implemented in the Linux kernel to automatically detect and configure most hardware components (new and old).

Features at a glance

Key features include a secure bare-metal hypervisor powered by the Xen project, secure system boot, support for Windows-based and Linux-based AppVMs (Application Virtual Machines), as well as centralized updates for all AppVMs that are based on the same template.

In order to sandbox several core components and isolate certain applications from each other, Qubes OS uses virtualization technology. Therefore, the integrity of the rest of the system will not be compromised.

Distributed as Live DVD

It is distributed as a single Live DVD ISO image, supporting only the 64-bit (x86_64) hardware platform, which can be deployed to a USB flash drive or 4GB or bigger, as well as burned onto a DVD disc. From the boot menu, users can try or install the operating system.

The installation process is text-based and allows users to set a timezone, choose the installation source, select software packages to be installed, select the installation destination, set the root password, and create users.

Uses the KDE Plasma desktop environment

The default desktop environment is powered by the KDE Plasma Workspaces and Applications project, which comprises of a single taskbar located on the upper part of the screen, from where users can access the main menu, launch apps, and interact with running programs.

Bottom line

In conclusion, Qubes OS is a unique Fedora-based operating system that implements a “security by isolation” approach and uses lightweight virtual machines called AppVMs that are definable by users.

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If you did not know yet the Hidden Wiki is a list of well known Dark Net Sites that will get you started browsing on the other internet. To access the links on this page you will have to download TOR browser from here.

Once you do that, return to this page on TOR browser and click on the links. Simple. Enjoy!! Disclaimer, some of these sites offer a lot of horrible things so enter with caution.

Editor’s picks

Pick a random page from the article index and replace one of these slots with it:

1. The Matrix – Very nice to read.
2. How to Exit the Matrix – Learn how to Protect yourself and your rights, online and off.
3. Verifying PGP signatures – A short and simple how-to guide.
4. In Praise Of Hawala – Anonymous informal value transfer system.
5. Terrific Strategies To Apply A Social media Marketing Approach – Great tips for the internet marketer.

Volunteer

Here are the six different things that you can help us out with:

1. Plunder other hidden service lists for links and place them here!
2. File the SnapBBSIndex links wherever they go.
3. Set external links to HTTPS where available, good certificate, and same content.
4. Care to start recording onionland’s history? Check out Onionland’s Museum.
5. Perform Dead Services Duties.
6. Remove CP shitness.

Introduction Points

• Ahmia.fi – Clearnet search engine for Tor Hidden Services.
• DuckDuckGo – A Hidden Service that searches the clearnet.
• Torlinks – TorLinks is a moderated replacement for The Hidden Wiki.
• Torch – Tor Search Engine. Claims to index around 1.1 Million pages.
• The Hidden Wiki – A mirror of the Hidden Wiki. 2 days old users can edit the main page. [redirect]
• Not Evil is a Tor search engine which only indexes hidden services on Tor.
• Self-defense Surveillance Guide Tips, Tools and How-tos for Safer Online Communications (clearnet).

Financial Services

Currencies, banks, money markets, clearing houses, exchangers:

• The Green Machine! Forum type marketplace with some of the oldest and most experienced vendors around. Get your paypals, CCs, etc
• The Paypal Cent Paypal accounts with good balances – buy some, and fix your financial situation for awhile.
• Premium Cards Oldest cc vendor, Top quality Us & Eu credit cards!
• Financial Oasis A slew of products from a darker side of finance.
• netAuth Automatic system to buy Paypal accounts and credit cards instantly in your e-mail. Socks5 included.
• DreamWeavers Offering high quality prepaid products for a great deal
• Hidden Wallet – Tor Anonymous Hidden Bitcoin Wallet
• Paypal Baazar – paypal accounts for sale
• Cash Machine – Phished PayPal, Neteller, Skrill, BoA, Wells fargo bank Accounts, Paysafecard’s, US & EU Credit cards are available here.
• Queen Of Cards – Best Carding Forum Since 2011. Paysafecard’s Western Union, Moneygram, Amazon codes, Zelle, PayPal, Credit Cards.
• Shadow Wallet – An Anonymous User Friendly Bitcoin Wallet/Mixer
• Bitcards – The most trusted credit cards store in darknet with returning customers.
• OnionWallet – Anonymous Bitcoin Wallet and Bitcoin Laundry.
• Global Marketplace Verified Vendors – Western Union, Moneygram, PayPal, Zelle, Amazon, Wire Transfers, CreditCards, etc
• KryptoPayPal – PayPal Cashout Service. Get the account balance back in Bitcoin.
• Credit Cards – Credit Cards, from the most Trusted Vendor in the union.Fast shipping.
• Your C.Card Shop – Physical credit cards with High balance available to order. Paypal or bitcoins as payment method.
• USJUD Counterfeits – EUR || USD Western Union money, any trusted escrow accepted, the most trusted seller.
• Clone CC Crew – No.1 Trusted onion site for Cloned Credit Card. $2000/$5000 balance available.
• EasyCoin – Bitcoin Wallet with free Bitcoin Mixer.
• Guttenbergs Print – Finest USD/EUR bills on market. Passes all known tests. Random serials. Only top-notch currency.
• Black&White Cards – Black&White Cards – High Quality Pre-Paid Debit Cards with PIN. Good Customer Service. Best Deals
• Queens Cash – Buy Pre-Shredded USD & EURO Currency for a fraction of the value. WE SELL REAL CASH
• The Cards World – Get your Financial Freedom Today.
• Zenith CC – Credit cards and money transfer cy
• PP&CC Money Pile – Fully automated PayPal & Credit card market site. Fresh stock every 2 days. Best deals.
• Skimmed Cards – Oldest seller on old HW. Fresh stock. 99.9% safe. Worldwide cashout! Express shipping. Escrow.

Commercial Services

• CStore – The original CardedStore – Electronics purchased with carded giftcards, Everything Brand new. Full escrow accepted
• Apple Palace low priced Apple Products!
• Gold & Diamonds Genuine Gold, Diamonds and Rhino Horn shipped from Germany and USA.
• Football Money – Fixed football games info.
• HackingTeam – Hacking as a Service Team.
• EuroGuns – Your #1 european arms dealer.
• USfakeIDs – High quality USA Fake Drivers Licenses.
• Guns Dark Market Guns market to buy guns, full auto assault rifles, pistols, grenade launchers, etc.
• Counterfeiting Center A Store to buy passports, idcards, credit cards, offshore bank accounts, counterfeits money
• Fake Passport ID sale – Website selling qualitative EU/US/AUS/CAN fake passports, ID cards and driver’s licenses.
• Samsungstore Samsung tablets, smartphones, notebooks with escrow.
• Kamagra for Bitcoin – Same as Viagra but cheaper!
• Apples4Bitcoin – Cheap Apple products for Bitcoin.
• Onion Identity Services – Selling Passports and ID-Cards for Bitcoins.
• Bankors – Cloned/Prepaid Credit Cards and Money Transfers via PayPal or Western Union Service Since 2015
• Helix Light – Bitcoins Mixer, Completely Anonymize Your Bitcoins Before You Purchase. Since 2011.
• Apple World – Carded iPhones, iPads, Macbooks, iMacs and consoles shipping worldwide.
• Amazon GC 4 Bitcoins – Bring Your dreams to life with these amazing Amazon gift cards half of the price.
• Mobile Store – Factory unlocked iphones and other smartphones.
• Cards – Credit cards with high balance.

Domain Services

• OnionName – Choose your desired domain name prefix, and order the .onion domain, starting from 0.45 mBTC for 8 letters.

Anonymity & Security

• Fake ID Generator – Fake Identity Name, SSN, Driver’s License, and Credit Card Numbers Generator
• BrowsInfo – Check your anonymity and browser traceability

Blogs / Essays / Wikis

• Tor Metrics – Welcome to Tor Metrics, the primary place to learn interesting facts about the Tor network, the largest deployed anonymity network to date. If something can be measured safely, you’ll find it here.
• Deep Dot Web – News website about darknet, drug, and privacy related news.
• Superkuh – Much information about spectrogram, wireless, and radio.
• Beneath VT – Exploring Virginia Tech’s steam tunnels and beyond.
• Tor Against CP! – Free and clean Tor – Tor users against CP!

Email / Messaging

See also: The compendium of clear net Email providers.

• secMail.pro – Complete mail service that allows you to send and receive mails without violating your privacy.
• Mail2Tor – Mail2Tor is a free anonymous e-mail service made to protect your privacy.
• Elude.in – Elude.in is a privacy based email service and a Bitcoin/Monero exchange.
• TorBox – This is a hidden mailbox service only accessible from TOR without connection with public internet.
• BitMessage – Connects bitmessage and e-mail services. Registration only available using the clearweb link.
• Protonmail – Swiss based e-mail service, encrypts e-mails locally on your browser. Free and paid accounts.
• TorGuerrillaMail – Disposable Temporary E-Mail Address.
• Chat with strangers Talk to random users anonymously.
• CTemplar – First ever high end fully encrypted tor email service
• Connect – Connect is a collective that recognizes and promotes anticapitalism, antiracism, antifascism, antisexism, antimililtarism, and anti-what-the-fuck-ever and the refusal of authoritarianism and hierarchies.
• Galaxy3 – Galaxy3 is a new, Social Networking experience for the darknet!
• Torbook 2.0 – The Facebook of Tor. Share your memories, connect with others and make friends.
• Facebook – The real Facebook’s Onion domain. Claim not to keep logs. Trust them at your peril.

Forums / Boards / Chans

• The Stock Insiders – How to Beat Wall Street. The community for exchanging Insider Information about Publicly Traded Companies.
• The Intel Exchange – Know or need to know something? Ask and share at this underground intelligence gathering network.
• DNM Avengers – Darknet drug forum with reviews and marketplace discussion.
• OnionLand – Discussion forum about all the Darkweb markets related topics.
• Hidden Answers – A site for asking questions and receiving answers on Tor.

Whistleblowing

• WikiLeaks DeepWeb mirror of the famous Wikileaks website
• SecureDrop – The open-source whistleblower submission system managed by Freedom of the Press Foundation.
• Active at Darknet Markets? – Onion set up by the Police and the Judicial Authorities of the Netherlands, listing Active, identified, and arrested Darknet Market operators.
• Cryptome – Archive Government Leaks. Documents for publication that are prohibited by governments worldwide, in particular material on freedom of expression, privacy, cryptology, dual-use technologies, national security, intelligence, and secret governance — open, secret and classified documents — but not limited to those
• SecureDrop – An open-source whistleblower submission system that media organizations can use to securely accept documents from and communicate with anonymous sources.

H/P/A/W/V/C

Hack, Phreak, Anarchy (internet), Warez, Virus, Crack

• HeLL Forum – HeLL Reloaded is back!
• RelateList – New era of intelligence.
• CODE: GREEN – Ethical hacktivism for a better world. Join us and participate in modern world protests!
• Hack Canada – America is a joke and Canada is the punchline. Old-ish hacking site, hosts a few archives.
• Hacker Place – Site with several books and resources on software development, pentesting and hacking.
• WE fight censorship – a Reporters Without Borders project that aims to combat censorship and promote the flow of news and information.

Audio – Music / Streams

• Deepweb Radio – RadioService operating over TOR.

Video – Movies / TV

• The Pirate Bay – Deepweb version of the famous torrent site.

Books

• Example rendezvous points page – Thomas Paine’s Common Sense and The Federalist papers
• Traum library mirror – 60GB of Russian and English books. A mirror of the latest Traum ISO. Covers, search and downloads in FB2, HTML and plain TXT
• ParaZite – Collection of forbidden files and howto’s (pdf, txt, etc.).
• Jotunbane’s Reading Club “All your ebooks belong to us!”
• Liberated Books and Papers A small collection of hard to find books.
• Clockwise Library A collection of art and science books.
• The Last of PAPYREFB2 A collection of mostly Spanish books.
• Paul Dreyer’s eBook Library – DRM-Free Growing eBook Library, mostly in ePub format.
• BB Compendium – A collection of chemistry, drugs, explosives, fireworks, pyrotechnics, science, and weapons related documents.
• The Incorrect Library – 1100 books (and counting…) Beautifully prepared in E-Pub format, with a focus on publishing politically incorrect books
• Comic Book Library – Collection of comic books, largely independent.
• Bible – several links for downloading versions of the Bible
• Libraries A more complete list

Uncategorized

Services that defy categorization, or that have not yet been sorted.

• IIT Underground – Information on and photos of the steam tunnels and roofs at the Illinois Institute of Technology

Non-English

Belarussian / Белорусский

Finnish / Suomi

• Thorlauta – Thorlauta.
• Silkkitie – Silkkitie.

French / Français

• Liberty’s Hackers – No CP, No racism – because Knowledge has value only if it is shared by all – hosting service
• Liberty’s Hackers & French Deep Web Wiki – Liberty’s Hackers & French Deep Web Wiki – sharing everything.
• French Deep Web – an administered and moderate French board (1er forum francophone).
• Trollodrôme – Forum non modéré.
• Le Conseil de la Vouivre – Mysterious French website

German / Deutsch

• konkret – das linke Magazin: Archiv.
• MadIRC – Deutscher IRC-Channel.

Greek / ελληνικά

Italian / Italiano

• BlackHost – A small website developed by an Italian programmer.
• New System Disorder – Italian Hackers Community – Stay Tuned!
• IDC Reloaded – Italian DarkNet Community – Canale IRC

Japanese / 日本語

• OnionChannel – Onion Channel, a system similar to 2channel.
• Japan Hidden Wiki – Links to Japan onions.

Korean / 한국어

• Korean Hidden Wiki – 한국어 히든 위키 페이지입니다. [internal link]

Chinese / 中国語

• 中文论坛 – 中文论坛

Polish / Polski

• Teczkohen – powrót obrazkowego forum o tematyce stalking.
• Polska Ukryta Wiki – polski odpowiednik THW.
• Cebulka Najstarsze działające polskie forum.
• Dimension X Ukryta baza Krang w sieci Tor!

Russian / Русский

• Зеркало библиотеки Траума – Бесплатная библиотека. Обложки, поиск и возможность скачивать в форматах FB2, HTML и TXT.
• РосПравосудие – крупнейшая картотека юристов, адвокатов, судей и судебных решений (50+ миллионов документов, 35+ тысяч судей, 65+ тысяч адвокатов, сотни тысяч юристов, прокуроры). «РосПравосудие» – аполитичный и независимый проект.
• China Market – китайский маркет. Всегда свежие поставки из Китая: каннабиноиды, MDMA кристаллы, экстази, LSD. Доставка без пересечения границы, есть представители в России, Украине и Казахстане. Автоматическое оформление, оплата и получение заказа. Методы оплаты: Bitcoin, Qiwi, Приват24, наличкой через терминалы.
• Скрытые Ответы Russian Hidden Answers.
• Rutor – главный форум черного рынка.
• Схоронил! Архив magnet-ссылок.
• Флибуста – Библиотека.

Spanish / Español

• CebollaChan 3.0 – CebollaChan, el tor-chan en Castellano.
• TorPez – Foro de seguridad informatica entre otras cosas.
• Hidden Answers es – Hidden Answers for Spanish-speakers.

Portuguese / Português

• Tudo Sobre Magia e Ocultismo – Site sobre Magia,Ocultismo,Esoterismo e Mitologia.
• Hidden Answers pt – Respostas Ocultas – Hidden Answers for Portuguese-speakers.

Swedish / Svenska

• KognitionsKyrkan, clearnet – Spiritual stuff.
• Moral.Nu, clearnet – Vad r moral?

Volunteers last verified that all services in this section were up, or marked as DOWN, on: 2011-06-08 For configuration and service/uptime testing, all services in this section MUST list the active port in their address. Exception: HTTP on 80, HTTPS on 443. For help with configuration, see the TorifyHOWTO and End-to-end connectivity issues.

Running P2P protocols within Tor requires OnionCat. Therefore, see the OnionCat section for those P2P services. IMPORTANT: It is possible to use Tor for P2P. However, if you do, the right thing must also be done by giving back the bandwidth used. Otherwise, if this is not done, Tor will be crushed taking everyone along with it.

• The Pirate Bay – The Pirate Bay.

Chat centric services

Some people and their usual server hangouts may be found in the Contact Directory.

IRC

Use e.g. ChatZilla add-on for the IRC protocol (the Tor Project does not suggest installing browser addons unless you understand the risks), or a standalone client such as HexChat. Tails comes with Pidgin, which will work for IRC as well.

• Agora Anonymous – Agorist IRC server

plaintext ports: 6667

• ANYChat

plaintext ports: 6667; ssl: 6697

• DeepIRC __undefined__

plaintext ports: 6667

• Federation: OnionNet – IRC network comprised of:
  • onionirczesfffux.onion:6667 Juppi IRC – Juppi’s IRC server.
  • onionirccaaakegi.onion:6667 Juppi IRC (old __undefined__) – Juppi’s other IRC server.
  • onionirc2udqrqpo.onion:6667 YankeeGuy IRC – YankeeGuy’s IRC server.
• FreedomIRC – gopher or http
  • irc.freedom.net (alt link)
    plaintext ports: 6667
• FREEFOR – FREEdom FORces – see Political Advocacy
• hackint – hackint is a communication network for the hacker community.

running on lechuck.hackint.org; ssl ports: 9999; no plaintext ports

• HeavyCrypto – HeavyCrypto IRC

ssl ports: 6697; no plaintext ports

• KeratNet – Kerat

plaintext ports: 6667; ssl: 6697

• KillYourIRC – onion for irc.killyourtv.i2p

plaintext ports: 6667; ssl: 9999

• Nazgul – free for all IRC network

plaintext ports: nazgul3zxuzvrgg6.onion:6667
ssl ports: irc.nazgul.io:6697 __undefined__ (SSL)

• OnionIRC – New, censorship-free IRC server.

plaintext ports: 6668

• OpenSource, info – Drug chat
• public.ronsor-router.lan – Freelinking server owned by Ronsor

plaintext ports: 6667; SSL ports: 6697

• Smokey’s Grill – General chat IRC. Doesn’t allow plotting the abuse of other people. __undefined__

plaintext ports: 6667

• Volatile – we back
  • irc.krustykrab.restaurant – owned by wowaname
    plaintext ports: 6667, 7777; ssl: 6697, 9999.
  • kitsune6uv4dtdve.onion – owned by wowaname
    plaintext ports: 6667, 7777; ssl: 6697, 9999.

• Anonimowy IRC – Anonimowy IRC (Polish anonymous IRC server) __undefined__

plaintext ports: 6667; ssl:6697

• hackint – Old hidden service? __undefined__
• irc2p onion gateways:
  • irc.echelon.i2p – Gateway provided by chisquare / psi of All You’re Base __undefined__
  • irc.postman.i2p __undefined__
• NeoturbineNET IRC – NeoturbineNET IRC server __undefined__

running on kropotkin.computersforpeace.net; ssl ports: 6697; no plaintext ports

• OFTC IRC – OFTC – unofficial hidden service for OFTC __undefined__

running on: (various).oftc.net, ports:: plaintext: 6667 ssl: 6697

• prooops.eu IRC – prooops.eu IRC (Clearnet http://irc.prooops.eu/) __undefined__

plaintext ports: 6667; ssl: 6697

• WANNABE: Federation OnionNet :
  • New Ngircd – Yep this is a new ircd in OnionLands looking for peering in OnionNet __undefined__
• freenode IRC – requires SASL authentication to an already existing NickServ account __undefined__
  • 2hktdmgt6bg2hjuc.onion
  • frxleqtzgvwkv7oz.onion
  • l4wvhvf666nifnpg.onion
  • p4fsi4ockecnea7l.onion
  • p567hbjdstqvg7xw.onion
  • vgh6tbfjk65zj5ep.onion

All of these direct to zelazny.freenode.net and allow plaintext port 6667 as well as SSL ports 6697, 7000, and 7070.
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SILC

• fxb4654tpptq255w.onion:706 – SILCroad, public server. [discuss/support]
• <protect>Silkroad 2.0 – The new silkroad. Biggest marketplace for drugs on the Darknet. (Bitcoin)</protect>
• kissonmbczqxgebw.onion:10000 – KISS.onion – Keep It Simple and Safe – ditch the web browser, use SILC to communicate securely (using Pidgin with OTR)

XMPP (formerly Jabber)

• xmpp:tortureregex47xf.onion:5222 – Public XMPP with MUC (multi user chat) enabled. No Child Porn and racism here, any breach will result in a ban. Maintained by Creative Hack
• xmpp:okj7xc6j2szr2y75.onion:5222 – xmpp:jabber.ccc.de:5222 as a hidden service
• xmpp:libertygb2nyeyay.onion:5222 – instant messager for Liberty’s Hackers – chat room for Liberty’s Hackers and french users – chat room for international sharing – Create your own public or private MUC – federation onion activated – No CP and no Racism please – web clients : https://libertygb2nyeyay.onion:5281/candy http://libertyy56ecbupa.onion/im/jappix/
• xmpp:cyjabr4pfzupo7pg.onion:5222 – CYRUSERV Community Jabber, a public server ran by CYRUSERV.

TorChat Addresses

Humans are listed in the above contact directory. Bots are listed below.

• 7oj5u53estwg2pvu.onion:11009 – TorChat InfoServ #2nd, by ACS.
• gfxvz7ff3bzrtmu4.onion:11009 – TorChat InfoServ #1st, by ACS…

These SFTP clients work with Tor: WinScp, FileZilla. Set proxy to SOCKS5, host 127.0.0.1, port 9150 (Windows,Mac) or 9050 (Linux). Encrypt your sensitive files using GnuPG before uploading them to any server.

• kissonmbczqxgebw.onion:10001 – KISS.onion – SFTP file exchange service (username “sftp.anon”, password “anon”)

OnionCat Addresses

List of only the Tor-backed fd87:d87e:eb43::/48 address space, sorted by onion. There are instructions for using OnionCat, Gnutella, BitTorrent Client, and BitTorrent Tracker.

• 62bwjldt7fq2zgqa.onion:8060
  • fd87:d87e:eb43:f683:64ac:73f9:61ac:9a00 – ICMPv6 Echo Reply
• a5ccbdkubbr2jlcp.onion:8060 – mail.onion.aio
  • fd87:d87e:eb43:0744:208d:5408:63a4:ac4f – ICMPv6 Echo Reply
• ce2irrcozpei33e6.onion:8060 – bank-killah
  • fd87:d87e:eb43:1134:88c4:4ecb:c88d:ec9e – ICMPv6 Echo Reply
  • [fd87:d87e:eb43:1134:88c4:4ecb:c88d:ec9e]:8333 – Bitcoin Seed Node
• taswebqlseworuhc.onion:8060 – TasWeb – DOWN 2011-09-08
  • fd87:d87e:eb43:9825:6206:0b91:2ce8:d0e2 – ICMPv6 Echo Reply
  • http://%5Bfd87:d87e:eb43:9825:6206:0b91:2ce8:d0e2%5D/
  • gopher://[fd87:d87e:eb43:9825:6206:0b91:2ce8:d0e2]:70/
• vso3r6cmjoomhhgg.onion:8060 – echelon
  • fd87:d87e:eb43:ac9d:b8f8:4c4b:9cc3:9cc6 – ICMPv6 Echo Reply

Bitcoin Seeding

Instructions

• xqzfakpeuvrobvpj.onion:8333
• z6ouhybzcv4zg7q3.onion:8333

Do not simply remove services that appear to be offline from the above list! Services can go down temporarily, so we keep track of when they do and maintain a list of dead hidden services.

• In addition to an onion simply being gone (Tor cannot resolve the onion), sites that display 404 (and use a known onion/URL based hosting service) are the only other thing that is considered truly DOWN. Presumably the account is gone.

1. If a service has been down for a while, tag it with ‘ – DOWN YYYY-MM-DD’ (your guess as to when it went down).
2. If a tagged service on the above list of live hidden services has come back up, remove the DOWN tag.
3. If a tagged service is still down after a month, please move it (along with the DOWN tag) to the list of dead hidden services.

• The general idea of the remaining four service states below is that, if the Hidden Service Descriptor is available, and something is responding behind it… the service is considered up, and we track that fact on the Main Page. If any of these subsequently go offline, append the DOWN tag and handle as above.

1. Hello world’s / statements, minimal sites, services with low user activity, etc (while boring)… are listed as usual.
2. Broken services are those that display 404 (and do not use a known hosting service), PHP or other errors (or they fail silently)… any of which prevent the use of the service as intended. They also include blank pages, empty dirs and neglected status notes. Presumably the operator is in limbo. Broken services are tagged with ‘ (reason) – Broken YYYY-MM-DD’ (your guess as to when it went broken)
3. Services that automatically redirect to another service (such as by HTTP protocol or script), have their redirection destinations noted in their descriptions. These are tagged with ‘ – Redir YYYY-MM-DD’ (your guess as to when it went redir)
4. Sites that are formally closed via announcement are tagged with ‘ – Closed YYYY-MM-DD’ (your guess as to when it went closed.

• Is Online that HiddenService? This service is very useful in determining whether onions are up or not. It also gives a reason why they are down.

Sites on this list that have no chance of coming back (LE takedowns, dead for some time) should be archived to page dead services just in case they should ever be needed.

• CYRUSERV – Hosting service with an emphasis on security, with many features. (clearnet) [Discontinued 2016]]
• Image Hosting – Free images hosting site, anything goes. [Down 2015/11]
• Free imageboard – apply here for free board on this forum, with basic janitor priveleges. [Down 2015/11]
• Teddit – A Reddit clone. [Shutdown by owner 2016]
  • irc.dg.i2p.onion – dg’s onion server for i2p __undefined__
  • Dark Tunnel irc2p gateway – Gateway to the irc2p IRC network on I2P.
• Onionweb filehosting – Filehosting service. 100MB upload limit, no illegal files allowed.

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