Suggest Trustworthy Tor Hidden Services as Time Sources for sdwdate

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Cleared non-reachable mirrors.

Down again…

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Thanks! Merged.

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added mullvad main website + its search engine, grouped them together

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sounds like a potentially bad idea to use a vpn provider in sdwdate since many users are already connected to their services, they could deanonymize that connection since the control entry and exit

i also see riseup and proton in there.

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Unrelated concern.

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http://iebkxzjscv4jgaucepdbdf4b7bqmcwd5peulm5cbpoavlsnkfhda5gyd.onion/

is down, it belong to Debian https://ddtp.debian.org/, so maybe we can wait until the end of the year and see, hopefully they will fix it.

Added all securedrop into one place:

Added Startpage URL:

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Actually, might be related.

Similar to Refrain from “Tor over Tor” Scenarios.

If a server is the first in the chain and the last in the chain (or potentially in the middle of the chain?) that might lower anonymity due to end-to-end correlation attacks.

We’re also avoiding to use the Tor network (as Tor) as well as the Tor infrastructure as a time osurce.

Similarly, using a VPN provider as both, a “first relay” (since using that VPN) as well as time source might be a bad idea.

So since we’re not short on time sources at this time, for abundance of caution, it’s best to avoid using VPN providers as time sources.

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Mullvad removed. (Due to above.)

Removed, since it was only a mirror.

Merged. Thank you!

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Its a tor mirror for the website not the VPN server/s. If that is an issue then we need to remove all search engines because duckduckgo onion for example is in the sdwdate mirrors and as well as a default search engine..

Failed to see it a problem.

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Removed 3 not working URLs.

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