Internet Of Insecurity

We have moved anoni.sh over to a new host, since digitalocean keeps blocking the VPS instead of contacting us about malicious use. #privacy

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https://anoni(dot)sh, our open source private URL shortener, is back up. Sorry again for any inconvenience this may have caused. Unfortunately twitter wont let me post a URL to the website anymore... Working on resolving it. #privacy

@digitalocean It's also been flagged as deceptive again by @google, apparently they don't look at previous reports/responses or contact you before they flag it. Go figures.

@DigitalOcean took down my anonish droplet due to someone using it to forward to a phishing campaign, working on getting it dealt with in a way that this doesn't happen every time someone does something bad. Sorry for the downtime.

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@su_andrewk Thanks for letting me know. I'm trying to figure out how I can get that cleared up. Reporting it as non-deceptive doesn't seem to do anything.

We just updated the UI for our private URL shortener. Check it out at anoni.sh.

@lorenzoromani @pdxcfe @RDSWEB If by click through you mean visit the redirected link, that’s not something I’d add. It’s none of my business where people are forwarding to.

@TheInsecureNet @pdxcfe @RDSWEB What I can say for the time being is that anoni.sh does not click through the url you want to shorten. Bitly indeed does it.

If you care about your own privacy, think again before using Bitly for both creating and opening shortened urls. There is a lot of data being collected. But also, and I don't find it mentioned clearly, Bitly appears to open the link you are shortening. #OSINT

@lorenzoromani @pdxcfe @RDSWEB If you have any feedback on anoni.sh I’d love to hear it. Always looking to add features that people want.

@pdxcfe @RDSWEB Michael Bazzell suggested anoni.sh, tried it yesterday.

As mentioned on the most recent "Privacy Security and OSINT Show" we've released a new private URL shortener which is open source with absolutely no logging. anoni.sh #privacy #opensource #golang

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