tor-relay

Guide to using a remote Debian server for security and privacy services

Windows GUI Client for Tor Expert Bundle

Simplest minimal container for Tor anonymity software based on Alpine

One-click Tor Bridge/Relay node setup with live TUI dashboard, Snowflake proxy, and Telegram notifications

Tor DDoS Protection - iptables rules for Tor relay operators to mitigate DDoS

Hardened Docker AIO Tor Bridge, Relay & Exit Stack 🧅🐋🛡️

A bash script to easily run TOR hidden service on termux and most linux distros

Check if an IP is a Tor exit node

Tor relay Docker images for x86-64, armhf & arm64 (from source)

A specification for tor's ContactInfo field.

Configuration files for my Tor relay

🧅 Alternative design to the default "This is a Tor Exit Router" page provided by The Tor Project

An Ansible Role for Tor Relay Operators

Quickly and easily search Tor exit nodes based on geodata securely and anonymously offline and instantly build node lists.

Advanced bridge & relay statistics for the Tor network

Set up and run public Tor relays on Debian/Ubuntu: one signed Go binary with a guided TUI wizard, declarative apply, FamilyId families, and an operator console.

Monitor the status of your Tor relays and receive alerts when relays go offline.

Set up your Tor Relay (bridge, middle or exit) in minutes.

Automated hourly archive of active Tor network nodes (relay/exit/guard) with active, historical, and analytical data

Support Tor for Freedom | Fight censorship, protect digital privacy, and defend online freedom worldwide! Join the global movement to keep the internet open. Learn how to easily support the Tor Network by running bridges, nodes, or relays from your own PC, Raspberry Pi, or free cloud servers. Beginner-friendly & open-source.