Tor Space

A secure, decentralized and anonymous chat software

This software is licenced under the GNU GPL v3 or higher

(this is a prototype, there may be bugs and it surely isn't optimized)

Secure: Uses asymmetrical rsa encryption Decentralized and anonymous: Conversations go through tor. Each client is also a node.

This to work requires working socks5h proxy to resolve .onion addresses. Default is on port 9050, check /etc/tor/torrc and pass --port PORT to main.py accordingly

Setup:

run
	`pip3 install -r requirements.txt`
to install necessary libraries

Usage:

`python3 main.py`

main.py is a very minimal implementation of an interface, feel free to make a more complete, maybe with also a GUI, version.

Example Usage:

we have two users: user1 and user2 on their consoles.
```
	user1 ~/TorSpace $python3 main.py
	user2 ~/TorSpace $python3 main.py
```
user1 then sends through external means the onion address printed to user2 which pastes it, obeying to the prompt. Same goes vice versa.
They both chose a username, then each client gets the public key of the other node. (user1 client <- user2 node)
The comunication is then initialized and when user1 writes something in their console, it gets displayed on user2's and vice versa.
Once one of the two hits CTRL+C its node is safely disconnected and its client sends a STOPCONNECTION code to the other user, which will automatically close the connection.

For tweaking:

Structure:

'main.py'
	poorly made interface
'node.py'
	a flask server running on tor. If you're gonna make a better interface, you should change 
	print_messages function in order to display them in a better way or elswhere then the console
'client.py'
	functions to connect to the peer node and send messages. (basically a secialized 'requests' module)
'crypto.py'
	functions to use rsa cryptography (basically a specialized 'rsa' module)