Double Double Toil and Trouble¶
Below is a listing of scripts and applications that use Stem. If you have something you would like to have included on this page then let me know!
Applications¶
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Terminal status monitor for Tor. This provides a top like interface including system resource usage, connection information, and much more. |
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Monitors the Tor consensus for a variety of issues including malformed descriptors, directory authority issues, sybil attacks, and much more. |
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Scanner by Philipp Winter to detect malicious and misconfigured Tor exits. For more information about how it works see his Spoiled Onions research paper. |
Qt interface for launching tor. |
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GTK interface for launching tor. |
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Bridge with a bandwidth monitor on a BeagleBoard. |
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Measures round-trip times for Tor circuits. |
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Tor path simulator. |
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One-off tasks related to Tor metrics. These mostly involve using descriptor information to answer a particular question. Tasks that involve Stem are: 1854, 6232, and 7241. |
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Web dashboard for relay operation. |
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Nagios check to verify that a relay is participating in the Tor network. |
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Plugin to provide Munin graphs. |
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Automated website scraper over Tor. |
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IRC-like chat client using Tor hidden services. |
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Script to estimate how much exit relays have been used. |
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Search engine prototype for descriptor data. |
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GUI widget to provide circuit information and an interactive interpreter. |
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Experimental hidden service security additions |
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Tool for making distributed hidden service requests. |
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Measures onion service performance over time using customizable client behavior models. |
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Distributed DNS for hidden services. |
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Hidden service based file sharing application. |
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GTK interface for viewing circuit information. |
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GTK interface for viewing circuit information. |
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GTK interface similar to TorK. |
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Experiment to measure churn and reachability of hidden services. |
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Python implementation of tor’s nearest neighbour ranking. |
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Configures iptables to torify all traffic. |
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Measurements for the tor bandwidth authorities. Interesting example of txtorcon and stem being used together. |
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Command-line descriptor download tools |
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Tor integration for Blockstack |
Scripts¶
Client Usage¶
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List the path Tor uses for its present circuits.
Determine The Exit You’re Using
Tells you the exit used for each Tor connection.
Relays¶
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Provides a summary of your inbound and outbound connections and exiting usage.
Descriptors¶
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Download a descriptor from a Tor relay’s ORPort or DirPort.
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Prints contact information for relays prior to a given version.
Comparing Directory Authority Flags
Compares the votes of two directory authorities, in this case moria1 and maatuska with a special interest in the ‘Running’ flag.
Votes by Bandwidth Authorities
Provides information about the current votes from Tor’s Bandwidth Authorities.
Saving and Loading a Tor Consensus
Example for writing a Tor consensus to disk, and reading it back.
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Download bandwidth authority heuristics about relay capacity.
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Looking for additional integrity that your descriptor is properly signed? Digests embedded in parent documents provide transitive validation.