Features:
- Not leaking your default sshd host keys, reducing the possibility of deanymizing you
- Warns you of missing dependencies (systemd, tor, openssh-server)
- Setups a hidden (aka onion) service and point it to your openssh port
- Starts it automatically
- Shows you public key fingerprint
- Script can be run multiple times, without overriding/changing existing files
- Secure ssh config # FIXME, config needs review
- Configure localhost address, port and onion config via. shell variables
Usage:
git clone https://github.com/norpol/opensshd-tor-easy-setup
sudo ./opensshd-tor-easy-setup/setup_tor_ssh.sh install
More:
setup_tor_ssh.sh help
setup_tor_ssh.sh uninstall
setup_tor_ssh.sh purge
Note:
- It's recommended using a seperate tor-ssh user for your tor connection. See
sshd_config - How to connect to a hidden service