tor-dev September 2019

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Timing of opening pre-emptive circuits?
by Jeremy Rand 20 Sep '19

20 Sep '19

-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA512 Hi Tor-Dev, I'm curious what the timing is of Tor's opening of preemptive circuits. Specifically, consider the following attack: 1. A new stream is assigned to a clean circuit. 2. Because of the above, that clean circuit is now a dirty circuit. 3. Because of the above, the number of clean circuits is now decreased by 1. 4. Because of the above, the number of clean circuits is now lower than the number that Tor wants to have open. 5. Because of the above, Tor opens a new preemptive circuit. 6. An attacker who can observe the circuit in (1) and the circuit in (5) can deduce by temporal proximity that those 2 circuits belong to the same client. This attack seemed obvious enough to me that I assumed that Tor must have some kind of countermeasure to it, e.g. random delays in opening preemptive circuits. However, the tor-path specification doesn't mention any such countermeasure, and based on a brief search through the Tor source code, all I can find is that Tor opens preemptive circuits using a function that always gets called once per second (with no mention of any delay beyond that one-second interval, random or otherwise). So, does Tor make any effort to mitigate the above attack? If so, what mitigations are present, and where would I find them (in both the spec and the source code)? If not, is there any documented reason (e.g. "the attack is too hard to pull off" or "we want to mitigate it but haven't gotten to it yet") for the lack of mitigation? Cheers, - -- - -Jeremy Rand Lead Application Engineer at Namecoin Mobile email: jeremyrandmobile(a)airmail.cc Mobile OpenPGP: 2158 0643 C13B B40F B0FD 5854 B007 A32D AB44 3D9C Send non-security-critical things to my Mobile with OpenPGP. Please don't send me unencrypted messages. My business email jeremy(a)veclabs.net is having technical issues at the moment. -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- iQIzBAEBCgAdFiEEVB3fdzAraEcoBtkSs/LRZXhtZXAFAl2CoycACgkQs/LRZXht ZXDyjhAAk3F6fJUvNl4FHws6IIBHWXby/zC7MLzr9zR3sIC3RY4f/I7XBDTKKfMg iOehJlBEksm5sRz6nlybUBivsJ0WRL8VCT3rEK3+LQM7JrYNvGajolEw2apBUeB3 +Vg+Quo5JzTZrjCtXljxdps/hhC1YwEyN6pxxn2137q4XAsRPQgSCcWpsBuDTffb LFRwyGrNxk6chbpQc0GIWQRoeElxFwaLbUrZdGtaaEjBXY2oWoan1TUB34MAVNzF 1o6DlaO2JQ7weHVHoXlTlXS7gt84/WyY0xaHUY9ONHwrhgDPGv3N5+Fa2Em+PvGx ik+4iSCzPf6aKY0iUv1AsWKiaq8rRsMToyNzNZ048uYHk2IK2Zrbqh4Nm44RTzKD 84tJU71calRdNhbwuvmgsYKh26Ad9ALf9BzDeiweA3c5ZP0JP0OlLcAN9c056WT3 FQbChA1edZkWkPvBjGtl4l7ROIx6wkNpWgaQsYUCMveszB2Rm38BQw5sYLh8i6ha AlT3UVs/GJscSSsfmHGrTisao444Etp4J/+SFe1aNJwfOogbEfgJ1jRf8V5dlYEb rcicgkwmnBf01vnVaUO9C6/lToUa9i7r3BD3s6OQW24qz2ixieS3K6NxxxqMrVQ1 vFArleJIYA/FsDM2NPbeaUQA9z5GJj5X3FcPUPLLF+y5G/0HE14= =aBRL -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----

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reproducible builds for Android tor daemon
by Hans-Christoph Steiner 17 Sep '19

17 Sep '19

Hey all, I'm currently working on tor for Android as part of a Guardian Project project. One key goal is making a shareable, reproducible build process for the tor daemon for Android. Then this would be published to MavenCentral as an Android AAR package to be used in all the apps that include tor (Tor Browser, Orbot, Briar, Thali, etc). I have cleaned up the existing build process a lot, so now I'm down to troubleshooting reproducible issues. First off, can anyone see any objections to switching Tor Browser, Orbot, Briar, etc. to use GPG-signed reproducible binaries via MavenCentral for the tor dameon? Second, I'd welcome pointers to the integration points in Tor Browser, Briar, etc. And third, and tips on getting a Linux shared library to build reproducibly. E.g. is faketime a hard requirement? And for those interested, the here's an overview of the whole project I'm tasked with: The basic idea is to make an Android-native TorService, which is a subclass of android.app.Service and loads tor daemon as a shared library, and starts it via JNI methods. This should be pretty close to how iOS apps use tor. Then that TorService should then plug into Orbot, Tor Browser, Briar, etc. Then based on that, I'll make a standalone, dead simple "TorServices" app that only provides Tor. No PTs, HSs, etc., just a tor daemon linked in as a shared library, providing a SOCKS and HTTP CONNECT proxy via tor. I hope to switch the ControlPort to use a UNIX domain socket. This then can also be embedded into Android OS ROMs that want to have Tor built-in as a system service, like CalyxOS. Then I'll be working on the apps choosing which tor provider to use, since we'll have a new TorServices, so apps that don't include Tor will have to figure out how to use Orbot and/or TorServices. Then that work will hopefully be extended into sharing tor between apps, e.g. letting Briar, Tor Browser, etc share the tor SOCKS proxy to other apps that want to use it. That would happen via Android mechanisms like Intents to manage the discovery of SOCKS ports. .hc -- PGP fingerprint: EE66 20C7 136B 0D2C 456C 0A4D E9E2 8DEA 00AA 5556 https://pgp.mit.edu/pks/lookup?op=vindex&search=0xE9E28DEA00AA5556

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New Orbot, tor-android and AndroidPluggableTransport updates
by Nathan Freitas 17 Sep '19

17 Sep '19

A new Orbot is out, with a bug fix related to obfs4proxy installation, and a new tor! We've also updated the tor-android library, with the latest 0.4.1.5 release, and all is working well. https://github.com/guardianproject/tor-android/releases/tag/tor-android-bin… and we updated our AndroidPluggableTransports library, which was at the root of our "Orbot Bridge" bug, not properly installing the binary from the APK bundle. https://github.com/guardianproject/AndroidPluggableTransports/releases/tag/… These libraries and versions are available via our Guardian Project gradle/maven repo hosted on Github: maven { url "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/guardianproject/gpmaven/master" } implementation 'org.torproject:tor-android-binary:0.4.1.5-rc' implementation 'info.pluggabletransports.aptds:apt-dispatch-library:1.0.7' implementation 'info.pluggabletransports.aptds:apt-meek-obfs4-legacy:1.0.7' Everything is building again in our CI pipeline here: https://gitlab.com/guardianproject/orbot/pipelines and we nearly have automated on-device testing working via the cloud services Bitbar and/or Browserstack. Life is good, again. +n -------- Forwarded Message -------- Subject: Orbot 16.1.2 RC-2 with tor-0.4.1.5-rc Date: Tue, 10 Sep 2019 00:42:56 -0400 From: Nathan of Guardian <nathan(a)guardianproject.info> Organisation: Guardian Project To: Guardian Dev <guardian-dev(a)lists.mayfirst.org> Orbot 16.1.2-RC-2-tor-0.4.1.5-rc https://github.com/guardianproject/orbot/releases/tag/16.1.2-RC-2-tor-0.4.1… * Found and fixed bug related to bridges not working (https://github.com/guardianproject/orbot/issues/242) * Updated tor to 0.4.1.5 ARM64 APK: https://github.com/guardianproject/orbot/releases/download/16.1.2-RC-2-tor-… ARMEABI APK: https://github.com/guardianproject/orbot/releases/download/16.1.2-RC-2-tor-… @n8fr8 n8fr8 released this 5 minutes ago · 0 commits to master since this release c2e679d (HEAD -> master, tag: 16.1.2-RC-2-tor-0.4.1.5-rc) update to 16.1.2-RC-2-tor-0.4.1.5-rc 1d45a3d update APT Pluggable Transport library to 1.0.7 - this should fix one issue with installing the correct ofbs4proxy binary - also small changes to ensure no lock states and reduce log noise efec61d (tag: 16.1.2-RC-1-tor-0.4.0.4-rc, newport/master) update to 16.1.2-RC-1-tor-0.4.0.4-rc 237b388 yet another attempt at fixing the phantom zulu locale bug! a9efc3c disable tests for now in CI build 918bcca (origin/master, origin/HEAD) remove unused layouts for app-mini 08b670f update paths for app-mini code cefac58 putting classes back into main app package, and not "mini" 97d2aac improvements for bridge handling for #242 0e40c07 update badvpn tun2socks library 034844a remove fileprovider from app-mini since it is used just for HS d95f197 make keystore props reading not fail if not present d0640c6 remove output from repo e8f3158 remove binaries from repo 5845a4c update build tools to 29 003d9ea update build tools to 29 9c6de06 update build tools to 29 a266c65 add new functionality to allow for checking connections against app blacklist d98e5fb update changelog for 16.1.1-BETA-2-tor-0.4.0.4-rc-orbotservice Assets 6 Orbot-16.1.2-RC-2-tor-0.4.1.5-rc-fullperm-arm64-v8a-release.apk 10.3 MB Orbot-16.1.2-RC-2-tor-0.4.1.5-rc-fullperm-arm64-v8a-release.apk.asc 833 Bytes Orbot-16.1.2-RC-2-tor-0.4.1.5-rc-fullperm-armeabi-v7a-release.apk 9.94 MB Orbot-16.1.2-RC-2-tor-0.4.1.5-rc-fullperm-armeabi-v7a-release.apk.asc 833 Bytes

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Network team: New status page for 0.4.2; feature freeze; want to work on any tickets?
by Nick Mathewson 16 Sep '19

16 Sep '19

Hi! This mail is mainly for the network-team folks, but I'm sending it to tor-dev anyway in case it's helpful to anybody else. I've made a new page for our 0.4.2 status, based on Teor's original 040 status page. Here it is: https://trac.torproject.org/projects/tor/wiki/org/teams/NetworkTeam/CoreTor… Note that as with 0.4.1, I'm using two different keywords: 042-must and 042-should. The difference here is that 042-must stuff should be things that would really block a release candidate, whereas 042-should stuff is stuff that we might in theory release without fixing. (It might annoy our users or violate our best practices, so we _should_ try to fix it, at least.) At the bottom of the page are all the tickets in the milestone that are *not* marked 042-must or 042-should. Some of these are things we could still fix anyway in 042; many will be removed. Please label them soon if you think they are things we should fix in 0.4.2! We are now in feature-freeze for 0.4.2.x. Let's try to solve our open 0.4.2.x issues soon, so that we can move on to 0.4.3.x. Most of the 042-must and 042-should issues are currently unassigned, so if there are any you would like to work on, please either assign them to yourself, or bring them up at the next team meeting? cheers, -- Nick

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Preferred compression type?
by Steve Snyder 13 Sep '19

13 Sep '19

Given the multiple compression types supported (none, lzma, zlib, zstd), what is the order of preference for runtime use? Put another way, which compression method(s) should be supported to get optimal runtime performance from a Tor node? Thanks.

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Compile warns
by grarpamp 12 Sep '19

12 Sep '19

freebsd 12 x64 gcc 8.3.0 src/core/or/connection_edge.c:2563:5: warning: potential null pointer dereference [-Wnull-dereference] src/lib/math/fp.c:106:16: warning: conversion from 'double' to 'float' may change value [-Wfloat-conversion] src/lib/math/fp.c:111:18: warning: conversion from 'double' to 'float' may change value [-Wfloat-conversion] src/lib/math/fp.c:136:16: warning: conversion from 'double' to 'float' may change value [-Wfloat-conversion] src/lib/math/fp.c:88:13: warning: conversion from 'double' to 'float' may change value [-Wfloat-conversion]

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Non-endorsed methods for accessing Tor hidden services
by Rishab Nithyanand 11 Sep '19

11 Sep '19

Hi Tor-Dev, I'm sending this message on behalf of Hammas, one of my PhD students at UIowa, who has been unable to get his emails past moderator approval. Hammas and I have been recently working on the implications of visiting the Tor hidden services through services not endorsed by Tor itself. The goal is to see if they're doing things that might deanonymize a user. Currently, we've only found a handful of Tor2Web websites and extensions. I have found injected HTMLs containing common trackers and tweaks in request headers which might cause serious privacy harm. We want to be more thorough in our study of this ecosystem and were hoping that you all might be aware of some non-Tor-endorsed extensions, websites, apps, or services that we should test. No matter how popular or obscure, please let me know! Thanks for your time and help! Best, Rishab

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txtorcon 19.1.0
by meejah 10 Sep '19

10 Sep '19

-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA256 I'm pleased to announce txtorcon 19.1.0, containing the following changes: * TorControlProtocol.on_disconnect is deprecated in favour of TorControlProtocol.when_disconnected * introduce non_anonymous_mode= kwarg in txtorcon.launch() enabling Tor options making Onion Services non-anonymous for the server (but they use a single hop instead of three to the Introduction Point so they're slightly faster). * add an API to listen to individual circuit and stream events (without subclassing anything). Can be used as decorators too. See e.g. TorState.on_circuit_new() * fixes to the CI setup to properly test Twisted versions You can download the release from PyPI or GitHub (or of course "pip install txtorcon"): https://pypi.python.org/pypi/txtorcon/19.1.0 https://github.com/meejah/txtorcon/releases/tag/v19.1.0 Releases are also available from the hidden service: http://timaq4ygg2iegci7.onion/txtorcon-19.1.0.tar.gz http://timaq4ygg2iegci7.onion/txtorcon-19.1.0.tar.gz.asc Or via a "version 3" service: http://fjblvrw2jrxnhtg67qpbzi45r7ofojaoo3orzykesly2j3c2m3htapid.onion/txtor… http://fjblvrw2jrxnhtg67qpbzi45r7ofojaoo3orzykesly2j3c2m3htapid.onion/txtor… You can verify the sha256sum of both by running the following 4 lines in a shell wherever you have the files downloaded: cat <<EOF | sha256sum --check 25d8e52c3eac45bb90ff958ca7cdd7674fb3284e3a50826a58ab7b9578b15ea5 dist/txtorcon-19.1.0.tar.gz e93aef50f339b537ed969a4d83a704a2870658bb49cdfa95495ba5a740548d32 dist/txtorcon-19.1.0-py2.py3-none-any.whl EOF thanks, meejah -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- iQFFBAEBCAAvFiEEnVor1WiOy4id680/wmAoAxKAaacFAl13SBcRHG1lZWphaEBt ZWVqYWguY2EACgkQwmAoAxKAaad/DwgA5r1XbcoPuzw2FSoDNwJNNzDSEFBT+W7Z Ej0Wp27B7KuUgCp83u08DWpCbuz1iOLiYveWtKil+CrXFpmxH2M9itF4pd3U71dt o/PfEnPy3OxWD1cka2bnuFO3HlmCs7LOy5KndRlWBSzqDXfqnwTLqNSHB94TMoh3 YEhyKmyo30DwLMeNdeayuJ18c24+U15kxt5+O7TPKSeNw88emizDMX3ZQFnuIUyJ 6ybZxIwkJxXLOlO+cqnLH26eSIFqHrvILTXPvZ3ie2cwNYOgNS4IpkmVUlrF41Zq xQgMdR1pzLWrEVMSPOYKicAnPW/drd8urwXMq5y2/dVuUhQmhHxBxg== =7R7N -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----

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New Proposal 306: A Tor Implementation of IPv6 Happy Eyeballs
by neel＠neelc.org 06 Sep '19

06 Sep '19

Hi tor-dev@ mailing list, I have a new proposal: A Tor Implementation of IPv6 Happy Eyeballs This is to implement Tor IPv6 Happy Eyeballs and acts as an alternative to Prop299 as requested here: https://trac.torproject.org/projects/tor/ticket/29801 The GitHub pull request is here: https://github.com/torproject/torspec/pull/87 Thank You, Neel Chauhan === https://www.neelc.org/

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Orbot 16.1.1... now with 64-bit tor
by Nathan Freitas 05 Sep '19

05 Sep '19

Orbot 16.1.1 was just pushed out publicly to everyone on Google Play after a long multiple RC and beta period. YES, Orbot is still going to exist, with a really exciting roadmap ahead. More on that soon! Thanks to @bitmold @sisbell @pgerber and @eighthave for all the great work, not to mention the core Tor dev team making all things mobile better every day! Highlights include: * True arm64 tor binaries now! * Key fixes to VPN mode to handle loss of network access * Improvements to Tor idle/sleep behavior and resume after network drops ... and much more! Github (with APKs): https://github.com/guardianproject/orbot/releases/tag/16.1.1-BETA-2-tor-0.4… APK: https://guardianproject.info/releases/Orbot-16.1.1-BETA-2-tor-0.4.0.4-rc-fu… (.asc) F-Droid: soon! /** 16.1.1-BETA-2-tor-0.4.0.4-rc / Wed Aug 7 13:33:30 2019 -0400 / bbf5fcb3fb346e9bba712d12bf4934cf925cb2bd **/ bbf5fcb3 (tag: 16.1.1-BETA-2-tor-0.4.0.4-rc) update service for VPN mode and startup fixes ea7f3f10 update gitignore cf19750d update fastlane and gradle to support split apks builds, CI and more cd80e850 (tag: 16.1.1-BETA-1-tor-0.4.0.4-rc) update to 16.1.1-BETA-1-tor-0.4.0.4-rc bfb5eab1 Merge branch 'master' of github.com:n8fr8/orbot d02fb582 instead of DisableNetwork, let's try NEWNYM when the network returns - we've had issues of losing connectivity setting DisableNetwork, so we are trying a new approach - now using DormantClientTime out settings, to have client go to sleep when it is not used - when we receive a network connectivity notification, we call NEWNYM to refresh circuits d5e570a5 Merge pull request #247 from bitmold/low_dpi_launcher_icon 767a8596 Launcher icon was out of date on low resolution devices. 7d11984b (tag: 16.1.0-RC-3-tor-0.4.0.4-rc) update to 16.1.0-RC-3-tor-0.4.0.4-rc e146f703 make sure to kill existing pdnsd, and set the new ports properly c6bfc491 send ports on start request, even if tor is already running d3963516 keep apps around as static variable, enable user to refresh be5b8d88 make sure we don't have any orphaned pdnsd processes 72ff7dd2 Merge branch 'ejo4041-mergeDebugJniLibFolders_issue' 07e34239 (ejo4041-mergeDebugJniLibFolders_issue) Merge branch 'mergeDebugJniLibFolders_issue' of https://github.com/ejo4041/orbot into ejo4041-mergeDebugJniLibFolders_issue be6feea8 Merge branch 'master' of github.com:n8fr8/orbot d2005234 update gradle 929cb6b6 pdnsd must be named with a .so extension to be included c0afffeb don't build plain armeabi anymore 4321ae49 update native libs c7e9b01f Merge pull request #244 from bitmold/vpn_app_ui_glitch fc0b035a After following the BUILD file, could not build the apk because of a issue mentioned in #217: Execution failed for task :orbotservice:mergeDebugJniLibFolders. This change fixes that. 7b832f19 Fixed VPN App UI for apps that were disabled or uninstalled d084aa6c (tag: 16.1.0-RC-2-tor-0.4.0.4-rc) update to 16.1.0-RC-2-tor-0.4.0.4-rc 79afbe05 bind pdnsd to virtual address within VPN 9ff0b00c fix VPN code to support dynamic DNS port for Tor f1e572e8 use standard string keys for intent values 361ea26d ports can be set to "auto" so allow letters as well /** 16.1.0-RC-1-tor-0.4.0.4-rc / 8 July 2019 / e60c07ed0ffc8360db4dfcdeffd8578945b38d0b **/ Thanks to @bitmold @sisbell @pgerber and @eighthave for all the great work, not to mention the core Tor dev team making all things mobile better every day! e60c07ed (HEAD -> master, tag: 16.1.0-RC-1-tor-0.4.0.4-rc, public/master, origin/master, origin/HEAD) update to 16.1.0-RC-1-tor-0.4.0.4-rc 9e54cd6e set PDNSD server IP to 192.168.200.1 for local VPN network 0.0.0.0 allowed outside access to DNS port in some cases b7d100ca fixes #239 #229 #227 #205 and other VPN / DNS issues moved PDNSD daemon to load from the .so native path f9c1486c Merge pull request #241 from bitmold/fix_hs_dialog_crash f1b00157 Merge branch 'sisbell-sisbell_236a' 65ee380d (sisbell-sisbell_236a) Merge branch 'sisbell_236a' of https://github.com/sisbell/orbot into sisbell-sisbell_236a 1c386959 Fixes #236: Separate Constants For VPN, TOR and MAIN_APP ce85e951 Fixed crash I introduced with the NoPersonalizedLearningEditText 324b35ea (tag: 16.1.0-BETA-6-tor-0.4.0.4-rc) update to 16.1.0-BETA-6-tor-0.4.0.4-rc b6135386 Merge branch 'sisbell_236a' of https://github.com/sisbell/orbot into sisbell-sisbell_236a 124273fd (newport/master) Merge branch 'sisbell-sisbell_237' 43d807fd (sisbell-sisbell_237) remove minSDK from OrbotService manifest 45369a2a Merge branch 'sisbell_237' of https://github.com/sisbell/orbot into sisbell-sisbell_237 4a79476e Merge pull request #234 from bitmold/vpn_request_cancel_bug_fixes b0cf7424 Merge pull request #233 from bitmold/no_vpn_refresh_btn e448c18b Merge branch 'bitmold-remove_orfox' f3211aca Fixes #236: Separate Constants For VPN, TOR and MAIN_APP 8c232f73 Fixes #237: Upgrade to Gradle 5.x 2ebd3384 Fixes VPN Request Cancel Bugs cde49d1a Removes the refresh button on the VPN Selection screen 351ef96f (bitmold-remove_orfox) Removes references to Orfox since it is being completely replaced with the Tor Browser for Android. Conversations surrounding this can be found here https://blog.torproject. org/comment/281767#comment-281767 and here https://trac.torproject.org/projects/tor/ticket/29955 656d39b7 (tag: 16.1.0-BETA-5-tor-0.4.0.4-rc) update to 16.1.0-BETA-5-tor-0.4.0.4-rc 814fbb31 reset default ports to 9050, 8118 but make them dynamic if needed - ports will be checked and if not available, increment +1 - new setting add to allow static setting of http port value 827b905e ensure we are putting the right value in 144a4ed5 small change to attempt to address localization glitches c4062678 Merge branch 'master' of github.com:n8fr8/orbot ecdff5ce remove unused settings for root and transproxy 811c09aa Merge pull request #226 from bitmold/removed_unused_eclipes_prefs_folder 0361fb9a Merge pull request #225 from bitmold/missing_hidden_service_str 510118eb Merge branch 'master' of github.com:n8fr8/orbot f0103bf4 Removed unused Eclipse IDE settings files. I think there are old Eclipse build files in the root of the repository that should also get deleted but I'm not 100% sure if some of them are still used or not 768bbf94 The string resource "hidden_service_request" was missed in the "hidden service" to "onion service"rename in #222 53940073 Merge pull request #223 from bitmold/farsi_settings_crash_no_custom_prefs f0eede1d Merge pull request #222 from pgerber/onion-service aea140cf Merge pull request #221 from pgerber/dns-ttl 7887e119 fixes Farsi settings crash f58ef4c0 (tag: 16.1.0-BETA-4-tor-0.4.0.4-rc) update to 16.1.0-BETA-4-tor-0.4.0.4-rc dd3a8b0b improve how bridge lines are configured 553528cb make sure to use the request shell for exec() 1f36689b make sure we set HOME env variable some devices don't have it for their sh commands dc942cde Rename hidden services to onion services 2a0a116c Fix onion service only working intermittently in VPN mode 77d979cd (tag: 16.1.0-BETA-3-tor-0.4.0.4-rc) update to 16.1.0-BETA-3-tor-0.4.0.4-rc eb13e155 don't use 'UpdateBridgesFromAuthority' as it seems to cause a hang 67b69164 update built-in bridges 97a32ccf add ' UpdateBridgesFromAuthority' to help keep people connected to bridge aeb54c7e (tag: 16.1.0-BETA-2-tor-0.4.0.4-rc) update to 16.1.0-BETA-2-tor-0.4.0.4-rc 6dffafcb add dynamic display of SOCKS and HTTP port proxy value 397391f0 remove hardcoded port values, make it all dynamic /** 16.1.0-BETA-1-tor-0.4.0.4-rc / 31 May 2019 / 417e4fcd0720be57328d63a96d2c9fc0e119330f **/ Thanks to @bitmold @sisbell and @eighthave for all the great work, not to mention the core Tor dev team making all things mobile better every day! 417e4fcd update version to 16100003 aka 16.1.0-BETA-1-tor-0.4.0.4-rc 7ae000d0 fix pdnsd/VPN support dde1957d Merge pull request #219 from bitmold/delete_minimalperm_manifest a251d52f Merge pull request #218 from bitmold/ndk_app_platform_warning eda464bb remove incorrect torFile assignment a1c5806a update tor-android to 0.4.0.4-rc ad2e875b We no longer use the minimalperm product flavor so there's no need to keep this manifest file in app/src 917e49f5 Removes warning on ndk-build where the target API for NDK (16) is greater than the sdk version defined for the project. Since nothing was specified in the manifest it defaulted to 1 but we can set this to Orbot's minSdkVersion of 16 to get rid of this warning f83a98f4 Merge branch 'sisbell-issue_199' ff7d3dd5 (sisbell-issue_199) Merge branch 'issue_199' of https://github.com/sisbell/orbot into sisbell-issue_199 7c2cfc3e Merge pull request #212 from sisbell/issue_211 1316fd65 Merge branch 'bitmold-no_personalized_learning_kb' e3fd4afa (bitmold-no_personalized_learning_kb) Merge branch 'no_personalized_learning_kb' of https://github.com/bitmold/orbot into bitmold-no_personalized_learning_kb aa8ad867 Merge pull request #204 from bitmold/unreferenced_classes 16826a49 Merge branch 'bitmold-removed_obsolete_version_checks' 17154609 (bitmold-removed_obsolete_version_checks) Merge branch 'removed_obsolete_version_checks' of https://github.com/bitmold/orbot into bitmold-removed_obsolete_version_checks 0e4b42a7 add close bracket 4cee987c Merge branch 'master' into removed_obsolete_version_checks 08c35bd3 Remove unused resources. ae4ce1c9 Fixes #211: Resource Not Found on Command Line Build 2fb7e05a Merge pull request #210 from eighthave/fastlane 57120100 rename all metadata locale dirs after the Fastlane/Play names baced180 setup Fastlane to upload to Google Play d2feefdd Removed Obsolete @TaretApi Annotations for API Levels that are lower than Orbot's minimum, API Level 16 a32452e7 Make text inputs in Orbot declare that they do want to opt out of IME personalized learning. Of course, IMEs may ignore this request, but it's a nudge in the direction of Tor's general philosophy on user privacy, particularly with regards to minimizing the footprint that a Tor app leaves on the user's device. 7d8e41a6 Removed Constraint Layout Dependency 5d04d418 Removed Unused Classes 2b6abd7e Removed Obsolete Version Checks cd6560fa Merge pull request #202 from bitmold/no_constraint_layout a5d5c99f (public/master, gl/master) remove unused launcher art 9257b66f don't shrink or minify for now 56917567 (tag: 16.0.6-BETA-2-tor-0.3.5.8) many small changes to support new binary loading, startup and more - improved handling of port conflicts - fixed loading of tor binary on arm64-v8a - changed how w e execute shell commands 8ed080f9 Removed Constraint Layout Dependency 2a76b7af (tag: 16.0.6-BETA-1-tor-0.3.5.8) updated to SDK 28, added android.permission.FOREGROUND_SERVICE permission fb14c76c fixed strings with two many \\ escapes 45575772 updating to tor-0.3.5.8-rc to add support for Android Q 22d5ffdf update gradle tools 76796fea Merge pull request #200 from eighthave/fastlane-supply 6ba0cecc add .gitlab-ci.yml setup with errorprone 3face00a build gradle to 4.4.1, and make gradlew verify the download 69bd7fe9 move app store graphics into fdroid/fastlane file layout f93c11e7 Merge pull request #190 from SkewedZeppelin/master 8ab13f63 Fixup bad indentation from 6e4b7008 12b91c44 Expose PreferIPv6 and NoIPv4Traffic options 8ad76680 Move Google repo above jcenter d4befad1 cleanup and binary loading fixes 2d4e2a5f update tor to 0.3.5.6-RC 0f314214 (tag: 16.0.5-RC-2-tor-0.3.4.9) update to 16.0.5-RC-2-tor-0.3.4.9 2c59c848 ensure startForeground() is always immediately called - since we use startForegroundServce() we must ensure the receiving service complies! _______________________________________________ List info: https://lists.mayfirst.org/mailman/listinfo/guardian-dev To unsubscribe, email: guardian-dev-unsubscribe(a)lists.mayfirst.org

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