Infrastructure
We have spent the time and resources to build infrastructure from the ground up.
We have dedicated servers for Virtual Machines, Storage, Database, and more!
The TOOR.sh network is run by our own ISP: AS22296.
TOOR.sh is a cloud and VM hosting service operated by the ToorCon non-profit organization. It aims to assist security researchers and select non-profit organizations by offering complimentary cloud resources to support their projects.
If you have a project and would like to leverage our cloud resources, we invite you to contact us and share your project ideas. Our team is eager to assist you in bringing your vision to life.
DNS.Coffee - Public DNS zone file database
NaumachiaCTF - Open Source Network CTF - Network exploits from the comfort of your own attack box
ToorCamp - American Hacker Camp & Conference
ToorCon - Information Security Conference
BSidesSF - Information Security Conference
ConWiFi.org - Secure WiFi Hosting for Conferences
Tools - Various tools for public use
We have spent the time and resources to build infrastructure from the ground up.
We have dedicated servers for Virtual Machines, Storage, Database, and more!
The TOOR.sh network is run by our own ISP: AS22296.
Generous donations have made this project possible. If you have an interest in contributing, particularly with hardware, network peering/transit, or funds, we would be delighted to hear from you.
ToorCon/TOOR.sh is a 501c3 nonprofit organization.
Is this really free? - Yep.
Is there a SLA? - We run a "best effort SLA". We are unpaid volunteers working on this in our free time.
Can I use TOOR.sh for Bug Bounty research? - Our service is only free for public benefit projects. We do not provide resources for individual bug bounty work for payment or bounty.
Is there an Acceptable Use Policy? - Spam, abuse, or illegal activity will not be permitted. No exceptions. Resources are provided only for the project approved. We can and will terminate service if we believe any of our rules are violated.
What does "toor" mean? - It's root backwards.
Are you related to the Tor Project? - No, but we like what they do too.
hello[at]toor.sh