DDoS attacks


Maybe late, but has it been discussed the potential implications of just outting these suspected CIs, like as persistent headers over relevant threads?
In Josh's case you do that at your peril. Not because the CIs themselves will do anything, but because the agencies they are informing for won't put up nicely with having their rats get outed. It's one thing to laugh at the cows with publicly available information, it's another openly pissing off police/intelligence bureaucracy by calling attention to their assets.
 
Cant we just continue to use tor?
Us users who aren't too retarded to use Tor are fine with it, but as others have said Null wants the website to grow. More importantly, though, the sickos of the world get to have their win if the site gets pushed out of clearnet because then there will be less eyes on their sicko activities, which is the next best thing for them besides KF straight up disappearing.
 
Don't give up Josh, you give us a voice a voice that our friends will ostracize us for. A voice not all agree with. If there's a way I can help I'm not knowledgeable about networking and the internet backbone but I know software development.
We might lose, but let's at least go down fighting. That's one thing you promised us at one point. We may not win. But the enemies need to pay if we go down.
 
I'm content on Tor, and since the Dong-Missing-Consent-Accident abuse began it's been the only way I access the site anyways. Considering Null's frustrations that users aren't taking the DMCA risk seriously, moving to Tor by default is the best available option to mitigate that risk for users (ignoring the DDOS problem entirely).

If Tor's builtin DDOS protection is also more resilient than anything he can get on clearnet, even better. I don't want to see clearnet surrendered to the tranny hordes either, but Tor has so many upsides here that it's practically superior in every way except accessibility and performance.

This is literally the best place left on the Internet, we will follow wherever it goes, don't let yourself get assblasted by "growth" KPIs Nool. You're never going to be a Xitter competitor, that's ok.
 
I'd bet that most everyone who'd be a positive contributor to the Farms is already here, and anyone left out are net neutral or negative contributors. How much demand is there for a FORUM in the modern world, where 95% of Internet users are on Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, or YouTube exclusively?
I disagree. The fact that there are a number of kiwitubers making a comfortable living without ever shouting out Kiwi Farms as a source of ALL of their content, + Kino Casino, who does shout us out but still uses Kiwi Farms for most of their content, tells me that there's a sizeable market for this kind of thing. If Kiwi Farms had not been smothered in the cradle by bad publicity, this site would be enormous and hugely profitable. Even the much-maligned Beauty Parlor would be making a bunch of money on its own. Only if.
 
Doesn't the API still allow people to communicate with the servers? I'm actually a 'tard when it comes to computers.
It's the difference between a normal API which hits a database and generates JSON vs a static approach which just pre-builds each JSON payload and pushes it out as static files that can be hosted directly on cheap static hosts. The data is consumed in a very similar way but the server backing it is fundamentally different.
A primarily dynamic server (like KF and most websites) has a much easier time processing dynamic information but has to be more heavily guarded from the public from attacks like DDoS which aim to exploit that server, usually using something like CloudFlare among other tools.
A primarily (or at least partially) static file server takes all the code load off of the server which mitigates the server load aspect of a DDoS and you can optimize it extremely aggressively because static files are more of a solved problem- the downside being it's a wild west undocumented nightmare to actually implement bits of necessary dynamic content in a way that doesn't compromise the whole point by using some SaaS slop.
The goal would effectively be to make the ability to read KF as hard to take down as a simple static site even when the dynamic parts get taken down, and then those dynamic parts can be guarded more aggressively without compromising readability.

To call making a forum software that blends mostly statically pre-built content for reading with the type of dynamic auth, permissions, and writes required by any average forum while avoiding a dependence on any single SaaS infra you can get banned from "only technically possible" is still generous, even in the age of AI coding, mostly due to how nobody sane has any reason to touch the trade-offs with a 10 foot pole when they can just stand up a normal site behind CloudFlare so nobody's really done it before. Nonetheless, as I see all other doors close for a pariah site like KF this normally-unreasonable path becomes slightly more viable in comparison.
If I were to try to plan a way to get this project built and supported, the only way I can think of making it work is going open-source with an emphasis on allowing anyone to host their own ultra-resilient forum in spite of restrictions. Pitching yourself as a valuable tool to "allow oppressed people to circumvent the big guy and speak freely" is a strong way to generate good will and support to the point where it's possible even an association with Kiwi Farms can be overlooked by potential contributors and supporters, especially when it's emphasized KF is practically the one ideal use case currently with how blacklisted and under attack it is.
Even then, I imagine someone would really need to get the ball rolling and build a real proof-of-concept before others would consider hopping on because in tech this kind of dynamic-on-a-static-site architecture is pretty much considered schizobabble in my experience.
 
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Holy fucking shit. I’m using the dark web. I am making my first post on the dark web. Well you can refer to me as hacker from now on. I’ve never. Ever. Used tor. I’ve barely used VPN if you wanna know the truth bout it.

Honestly, if I can figure out how to use it and get here literally anyone can. I’m pretty inept when it comes to tech. Plus being a foid means I’m -25 tech intelligence. But I was able to get it up and running. And even on my phone. My applefag phone.

Please everyone take the time to figure it out. Shout out to everyone using screenshots and laying it out for retards like me.

Also, fuck you sickos, niggers, jeets, pedos/trannies. Hopefully you all go in feet first in the wood chipper.
Based. For anyone on Android you can just use Orbot. It's safe it's literally made by the Tor project. It works like a VPN but over Tor. Just turn it on and you can connect to onion sites in any browser of your choice. Just like any other site. You can even have the VPN connection only apply to certain apps (like the browser) if you don't want the entirety of the traffic on your phone going through tor when you have it on.

Play Store link.

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I disagree. The fact that there are a number of kiwitubers making a comfortable living without ever shouting out Kiwi Farms as a source of ALL of their content, + Kino Casino, who does shout us out but still uses Kiwi Farms for most of their content, tells me that there's a sizeable market for this kind of thing. If Kiwi Farms had not been smothered in the cradle by bad publicity, this site would be enormous and hugely profitable. Even the much-maligned Beauty Parlor would be making a bunch of money on its own. Only if.
Turkish-Tom on Suicide watch.
 
Tor is a bit slow right now, but that doesn't matter because I'm so God damned happy to see Josh hasn't given up the fight.
I hope those ideas he just mentioned on telegram pan out and we can dunk our smelly nuts in the mouths of degenerates.
 
is there a way to mitigate DDOS by just having the landing page to the site be a login and only letting existing users even visit the main site at all
No that won't help because the sheer volume of requests is overwhelming the upstream providers even before it gets to the Farms.

But I do know we always have lurkers and "guests" here and maybe we don't need to most of the time.
Just as an interesting note... right now even with only Tor available, we have more guests than users accessing the site. And it's a pretty healthy number overall (although tbh I'd prefer 1488 not 1388 😁).

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While I empathize with the plight of this website being the only one in the world unable to enjoy basic Internet services, I can't exactly say that I don't understand the point of view of the rest of the Internet. I can't even say I disagree with them. The "information maximalism" philosophy that governs this website has completely ruined its reputation. Any good it has done by shining a light on pedophiles and politicians, any usefulness it has demonstrated as an aggregate for information on wars, natural disasters, and politics, any joy it has brought people as a discussion forum, as a community, all of that was put at risk by the autistic determination to allow users here to dox random people on the Internet with impunity.

You can go into any thread dedicated to a wider population of people and see KF users doxing people just for the "crime" of using a social media platform that the KF user doesn't like, or for being a fan of an e-celeb that the KF user finds annoying. Yes it's technically legal, yes all of that information was already public somewhere, but all information is public now. Information Security was a rare privilege enjoyed only by a small subset of people in the early 2000s. We rely on Information Obscurity now, the idea that our information is safe only because no one bothers to look for it amidst the deluge of data that exists. It is the act of unearthing and cataloguing that personal information that is the abhorrent slight against civil Internet society. By encouraging the doxing of anyone for any reason, Kiwi Farms does not return its shopping carts. Null knows this. That's why he begged people to stop using the word "dox", and why the site had that entire arc of trying to rehabilitate its image by threatening litigation against its slanderers. He knows that public support and widespread acceptance is the only way that Kiwi Farms survives, and yet for some reason or another, whether Null got wrapped up in trying to deal with technical upkeep or development or he just stopped caring, that effort stopped shortly after it started.

The fact is that people will never accept the Kiwi Farms as long as one of its core tenets is to dox random fucking bystanders with impunity. The site has been hiding behind 1A for most of its existence, but people will kill 1A out of spite just to make this barbaric nigger behavior stop. They're already trying to. Kiwi Farms has been a force of positivity for many people, and an invaluable source of information and discussion for many more, but all of that is in jeopardy because the staff refuse to make concessions on who is a valid target for the autistic retards that populate this site. Null is guilty of the same thing that he chastises archive.org for when they jeopardize the Wayback Machine just to keep digital copies of books, expect Kiwi Farms is going to fall first. People here may not care about the average Internet user, but they need to start caring because it's the average user who decides whether this place lives or dies. And as it stands right now, Kiwi Farms is the Ken McElroy of the Internet, and everyone will breathe a sigh of relief when it's gone.
CSAM websites enjoy Cloudflare protection and Reddit snark communities dox and harass people all the time, yet Kiwi Farms is uniquely evil? Get a clue, fucko.
 
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