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<p>This is the main driving factor behind our payment model, which aims to cover only the costs of hosting and domain expenses, and donates the rest directly to <a href="https://torproject.org" class="external">The TOR Project</a>, one of the largest organisations fighting for digital freedom, all while preserving your anonymity through the use of Bitcoin and Monero payments.</p>
<h3>Security</h3>
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<p>We try to keep things under lock-and-key as much as possible. Remote access into the server is only possible for myself, using an SSH Key that only exists as part of a pin-locked hardware PGP key. This ensures no one but myself can access the server and potentially tamper with it's contents.</p>
<p>Failing that, root login is disabled by default, with only a single unpriviliged user accessible via SSH. This user requires a complex password to access sudo, and does not have read or write permissions to any confidential service data.</p>
<p>We try to keep things under lock-and-key as much as possible. Remote access into the server is only possible for myself, using an SSH Key that only exists as part of a pin-locked hardware PGP key. This ensures no one but myself can access the server infrastructure.</p>
<p>Failing that, root login is disabled by default, with only a single unpriviliged user accessible via SSH. This user requires a <a title="Supposedly 1.12e200 years to crack, according to https://www.passwordmonster.com/. If this is to be trusted, the heat death of the universe will come before this password is cracked." class="hover">complex password</a> to access sudo, and does not have read or write permissions to any confidential service data.</p>
<p>As proof of our word, our NixOS system configuration is publicly auditable, find links for it on the <a href="/">homepage</a> and in our <a href="/privacy-policy.html">privacy policy</a>.</p>
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