Onion services

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Onion services are anonymous, end-to-end encrypted network services accessible only through the Tor network, designed to protect the privacy and location of both users and service operators.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Tor feature
network service
privacy-enhancing technology
accessibleVia Tor Browser NERFINISHED
Tor client
addressFormat base32-encoded public key plus .onion suffix
alsoKnownAs .onion services
hidden services
canBeUsedFor forums
journalism sources
marketplaces
mirrors of clearnet sites
secure dropboxes
whistleblowing platforms
designedFor censorship resistance
privacy protection
server anonymity
user anonymity
doesNotProtectAgainst compromised endpoints
malware on client
operational security mistakes
managedBy The Tor Project NERFINISHED
notAccessibleVia clearnet
standard web browsers without Tor
provides anonymous communication
end-to-end encryption
location hiding
replaced v2 onion services
supports APIs
SSH access
file-sharing services
messaging services
websites
supportsVersion v3 onion services
threatModelIncludes censorship
network surveillance
traffic analysis
uses introduction points
multi-hop circuits
onion routing
public key cryptography
rendezvous points
self-authenticating addresses
usesDomainSuffix .onion
usesNetwork Tor network NERFINISHED
v2DeprecationAnnouncedBy The Tor Project NERFINISHED
v2DeprecationCompletedIn 2021
v3Features improved directory protocol
longer addresses
stronger cryptography

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The Tor Project develops Onion services