We’ve written a bunch about revenge porn over the last few years, and hopefully most of us can agree that the folks who run these sites are horrible people, encouraging others to upload naked photos of unwitting folks, while often running a related extortion-like scam to get people to pay up to have their photos removed. It should be noted, first of all, that Pinkmeth is yet another revenge porn site. And that, it seems, is exactly what Jason Lee Van Dyke has done in filing a lawsuit against the Tor Project and.
onion hostnames created.Jason Lee Van Dyke is a lawyer in Texas whose own website describes himself as the “meanest lawyer in Texas” (technically it says “meanest lawyers” but the “attorneys” tab on his website only lists him.) Either way, his site promises “a highly practical ‘no bullshit’ approach to the practice of law.” It also notes that the Van Dyke law firm is “unafraid of using novel arguments and tactics if we think that our clients may benefit from them.” Novel arguments and tactics can be a good thing… but it kinda goes the other way when you’re making a clearly bogus argument, ignoring basic existing safe harbor laws, potentially dragging all sorts of totally unrelated parties into court, while seeking a broad injunction that clearly violates the First Amendment. – Your site on a “Dual Xeon 3.0 Ghz server or better”. – Professional Hosting with many Features. – VPS hosting on secure, 64bit Linux servers. – An extensive list of Tor nodes presently online. In addition to these two aspects, Tor has begun to be used to carry communications of malicious programs that affect users and thus collect the stolen information.
However, Tor has also become the “home” of cyber criminals.Īnd is that this network has not only allowed the creation of a large number of forums and black markets, which mainly sell data stolen from users, not to mention the forums where we talk about the development of certain malware to affect users. Browser Tor, with the problems that appeared with the espionage plot that continues to speak so much Īlthough many were the users who began to make use of this network to try to evade privacy problems.
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