System admin with experience in setting up tor hidden service and securing it.
Budget: $100 – $250 USD
I am looking for a Debian based Linux (Ubuntu) admin with an experience in setting tor hidden services (legal) as it will host a simple HTML page.
Server will already have the heatiacp installed on Ubuntu 20.04 with NGINX, phpmyadmin, ufw (uncomplicated firewall), and PHP.
You will need to do the following:
1. Install and configure tor
2. I will give you a custom tor domain + private key you can replace the auto generated onion domain with a custom domain.
3. Block all clear net traffic (incoming)
4. All outgoing traffic to clear net must be served through tor gateway.
5. Login to phpmyadmin will need to be through a another separate onion domain which will be kept private me (I will provide you with that onion domain plus the private key).
6. The IP of the server needs to be firewalled so that hesitacp can be accessed otherwise it will not serve that page either.
7. If you need to edit nginx templates to secure the server you can do that.
8. Other security related things to secure the server, such as block the ssh logins as we will only allow key based logins and so on.
This job needs to be done via remote, such as anydesk or teamviewer.
Server will already have the heatiacp installed on Ubuntu 20.04 with NGINX, phpmyadmin, ufw (uncomplicated firewall), and PHP.
You will need to do the following:
1. Install and configure tor
2. I will give you a custom tor domain + private key you can replace the auto generated onion domain with a custom domain.
3. Block all clear net traffic (incoming)
4. All outgoing traffic to clear net must be served through tor gateway.
5. Login to phpmyadmin will need to be through a another separate onion domain which will be kept private me (I will provide you with that onion domain plus the private key).
6. The IP of the server needs to be firewalled so that hesitacp can be accessed otherwise it will not serve that page either.
7. If you need to edit nginx templates to secure the server you can do that.
8. Other security related things to secure the server, such as block the ssh logins as we will only allow key based logins and so on.
This job needs to be done via remote, such as anydesk or teamviewer.