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Eftersom du inte pallar googla så får jag väl fixa biffen åt dig:
To make a Tor relay or onion service server more secure, you must harden the host operating system, restrict network exposure, and properly configure the Tor daemon (torrc).System and OS HardeningKeep software updated: Apply security patches and updates to your operating system and packages immediately.Disable root logins: Turn off SSH password authentication and root login; use strong SSH keys instead.Configure a firewall: Use ufw or nftables to block all incoming traffic except for your designated Tor ORPort (onion router port), DirPort, or SSH management port.Set up automatic reboots/updates: Use unattended upgrades for security patches, but schedule regular manual checks for stability.Tor Configuration (torrc) HardeningSet up a non-root user: Run Tor as a dedicated, unprivileged user (the default on most Linux package installations).Define bandwidth limits: Prevent your relay from getting overloaded or crashing by setting BandwidthRate and BandwidthBurst.Specify contact info: Add a valid ContactInfo line so network operators can reach you if your node encounters issues or security bugs.Disable unneeded ports: Turn off directory sharing (DirPort) if you do not want to serve directory information, reducing resource usage and exposure.If running an Onion Service (v3): Ensure client authorization is enabled (HiddenServiceAuthorizeClient) if you want to restrict access to only trusted users.
Jag tror tyvärr inte du kommer få ett bättre svar på ett svenskt forum då det nog är väldigt få som håller på med sånt här i Sverige.
Och tycker du börjat i fel ände, säkerheten skulle vara prio 1 att lära sig innan man vill sätta upp en TOR-sida.
I'm actually quite well versed in the English langiage as well, haha. It has something to do with my roots as someone who early on piqued an interest in higher education, and did so at a very young age.
Hur som helst, tack för tipsen.

Jag ska genasst implementera dem.