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[dkbit98]

Onion link works for me today and it was showing me captcha protection to solve to be able to open homepage.
I noticed some slow down recently for all onion links so I don't think this was related only with Coinomize website, but the whole onion network had some issues.

[AGM]

But currently the onion domain is working but the clear net domain have still the same issues I don't that was wrong in my case are you guys also face this issues in case of using tor browser?

I can confirm that .onion is working, and if you want to visit a clear net domain, open it using the Tor browser. Your ISP may have blocked mixing services.

.onion domains may not work for various reasons. The .onion sites may not work due to connectivity issues with the Tor network. Even the .onion site itself can make misconfigured. It can also be due to web server or DNS setting or service configuration issues. This type of problem can also be caused by Internet service providers partially or completely blocking Tor network sites. Of course, one should take care that the user's Tor browser is up to date. Also check if it is configured correctly.

[joniboini]

.onion domains may not work for various reasons. The .onion sites may not work due to connectivity issues with the Tor network. Even the .onion site itself can make misconfigured. It can also be due to web server or DNS setting or service configuration issues. This type of problem can also be caused by Internet service providers partially or completely blocking Tor network sites. Of course, one should take care that the user's Tor browser is up to date. Also check if it is configured correctly.

Maybe the team can confirm whether they changed any settings, but from the above responses, the issue is likely related to the whole network/relays instead of something else. I don't think the user in question also changed anything on their ToR apps, so he said he could access the onion website soon after that. Btw, it seems like the onion service is also reported as disrupted here[1]. Do correct me if I misread this.

[1] https://status.torproject.org

[examplens]

Previously, Coinomize had a similar problem, that is, they deliberately filtered certain IP addresses (by country) during the defence against DDoS attacks.
It looks similar to me this time. btw. everything works from my side

We just block 2-3 countries like Korea.
From our years of experience, we know which countries are worth blockading and which are not. If 99% of attacks come from these countries as an example and 1% is legitimate traffic, we prefer to block them.

We have already lowered our filters to a minimum.
A firewall nowadays and blocking can no longer be avoided because we are responsible for our security and that of our customers! That's why discussions about it are pointless as we alone know best what is good for our service and our customers.

99% of the time, all blocks are made fairly.
Nowadays, every website uses a firewall that blocks user requests. So it's not even worth mentioning.

Since there is only a limited number of IPv4 IP addresses, providers assign an IP address several times and only assign a different port to each customer. If a customer uses this IP for DDOS attacks, the whole IP is blacklisted.

We do not block ISP ranges or IP addresses permanently, but check each request separately.

Anyone who really uses a mixer knows their way around and uses a VPN anyway where you can change your IP or uses our Onion service.

https://www.altcoinstalks.com/index.php?topic=312735.msg1465570#msg1465570

[Smartprofit]

If you use various tools to ensure anonymity and confidentiality, then you probably won't have any problems.  Even if you were unable to access the coinomize.biz website on the first try, you can always use another tool to bypass the blocking and successfully use the site. 
Accessing websites using a North Korean IP is, of course, exotic.... 
At the same time, of course, hackers and organizers of DDOS attacks pose a great danger to any Internet services (including mixers). 
Therefore, we can only welcome the policy of the coinomize.biz mixer to ensure the safety of its clients.

[AGM]

At the same time, of course, hackers and organizers of DDOS attacks pose a great danger to any Internet services (including mixers). 
Therefore, we can only welcome the policy of the coinomize.biz mixer to ensure the safety of its clients.

You are right that hackers and DDoS attacks are the biggest threats to internet services these days. If these attacks occur, the service may be terminated. Side by side, sensitive information can be stolen.

But in this case I am assured that Coinomize.biz is committed to providing security to its users. They use advanced encryption technology to keep users safe, they also conduct regular security audits and have active threat detection systems. They try their best to ensure the security protection of their clients.

[Coinomize.biz]

Today I was going to visit coinomize website but it is showing "Access denied"-Access from your IP is denied by the site owner. Contact the owner if this happened by mistake. .
I want to also mention that I am using the tor browser. I didn't get why it's shows like this is that server issues ? Anyone else have face this error today?
Below is the screenshot for your better understanding-

We have blocked the default clearnet domains for the tor network as this is often used for DDOS attacks. There is an onion domain for this. If no connection is established in the Tor browser via the onion url, it is often helpful to establish a new connection, restart the browser or check for updates.

[PX-Z]

We have blocked the default clearnet domains for the tor network as this is often used for DDOS attacks.

You mean TOR network is used for ddos attacks to clearnet site such to coinomize? This news to me.

As for the tor network using to access clearnet sites is something weird but its still reasonable since it will work like VPN against ISP trackers.

[Coinomize.biz]

We have blocked the default clearnet domains for the tor network as this is often used for DDOS attacks.

You mean TOR network is used for ddos attacks to clearnet site such to coinomize? This news to me.

As for the tor network using to access clearnet sites is something weird but its still reasonable since it will work like VPN against ISP trackers.

Yes, the IP networks.

[joniboini]

Out of curiosity, which clearnet domain is the fastest for you guys? I tried to access other domains with VPNs and it seems like .biz is the quickest for me, albeit if I turn off my VPN it's about the same. Is this intended behavior or does this happen because my ISP/VPN uses a DNS that is slow to resolve the address? Granted you probably won't touch them if you care about privacy.

[Baofeng]

Out of curiosity, which clearnet domain is the fastest for you guys? I tried to access other domains with VPNs and it seems like .biz is the quickest for me, albeit if I turn off my VPN it's about the same. Is this intended behavior or does this happen because my ISP/VPN uses a DNS that is slow to resolve the address? Granted you probably won't touch them if you care about privacy.

Probably it's the latter, and that is the trade offs if we are going to used VPN, gonna be slow as your data is being encrypted and so it has to bounce from server to server.

As it takes some time to bounce from one server to another, not just to encrypt but to decrypt as well.

And yes I can confirmed that the clearnet URL is not working with TOR.

[bhadz]

Out of curiosity, which clearnet domain is the fastest for you guys? I tried to access other domains with VPNs and it seems like .biz is the quickest for me, albeit if I turn off my VPN it's about the same. Is this intended behavior or does this happen because my ISP/VPN uses a DNS that is slow to resolve the address? Granted you probably won't touch them if you care about privacy.

The same for me, the .biz works faster than the others. With or without VPN, if it's the clearnet, .biz works very well. And about the speed of its load, probably it's about the VPN. Whenever I use VPN, I am anticipating that the website I visit typically loads slower.

[joniboini]

I see, so I guess that's the norm for now. It should not be surprising if they allocate more resources for their main clearnet server instead of the backup ones. My VPN choice probably affects this, since it seems like the IP my provider used is detected as a bot by Cloudflare on some websites.

[Husires]

I see, so I guess that's the norm for now. It should not be surprising if they allocate more resources for their main clearnet server instead of the backup ones. My VPN choice probably affects this, since it seems like the IP my provider used is detected as a bot by Cloudflare on some websites.

If you connect to a service using a VPN and closed it, Cloudflare will most likely request a bot verification test because the IP address changed in a short time. I did not notice any differences using Page Speed comparison services .biz is main domain and other domains are backup.

[NotATether]

I'm asking the following because Coinomize has a section on verifying your letter of guarantee.

Wouldn't it make sense to link to a special tool that can do that, like mine, since it is painfully obvious that not only most people are not verifying their letters, but don't even have the tools to do such a thing - especially in the case of verifying BTC signed message?