{direct link: cryptostorm.org/goodies}

a considerably more elegant version of this list is found at @dfkt's beautiful https://cryptostorm.is/map page


As cryptostorm has evolved from our scrappy early days to our still-scrappy not-as-early days recently, lots of side-projects, ancillary gadgets, and somewhat-related side projects have spun out of our core work with the secure network. These side-projects range from highly relevant and carefully crafted, to more whimsical gadgets brought into existence in a decidedly early-alpha state...

some useful goodies

cryptostorm.is/test <-- are you on-net with cryptostorm, or running bareback?
cstorm5dzz7vgmvo.onion <-- Tor hidden services access to cryptostorm.org (this site, eh?)
cryptostorm.nu <<- "tokenizer" for checking duration & status of tokens, realtime
cryptostorm.nu/chat <-- IRC chat interface for our #cryptostorm channel
cryptostorm.nu/macgen <-- hardware MAC generator
cryptostorm.nu/ping <-- OpenVPN pinger
cryptostorm.is/genpass <-- random password generator
cryptostorm.is/uptime <-- StatusCake-provided node/cluster & website uptime stats
cryptostorm.is/torrentip <-- checks public IP visible during .torrent connects
torstorm.org <-- browser-based access to Tor hidden services .onion websites

authenticators, alternative access channels, etc.

@cryptostorm_is <-- main twitter account
keybase.io/cryptostorm <-- keybase identity validators for cryptostorm
cryptostorm.bit <-- .bit/namecoin-resolved access to the site
stormgm7blbk7odd.onion <-- Tor hidden services access to cryptostorm.is
keybase.io/cryptostorm <-- keybase identity validators for cryptostorm
onename.io/cryptostorm <-- blockchain-verified identity validators for cryptostorm
github.com/cryptostorm <-- github account, maintained by df
@cryptostorm_net <-- backup twitter account
@cryptostorm_org <-- backup twitter account #2

The plan is to integrate most of these handy little tidbits into a more cohesive "cryptostorm experience," but meanwhile we decided to start a sort-of-wiki here where we can bring them together. Procedurally, we'll curate this first post in the thread, and if folks have other things to contribute they can simply reply to this post and a moderator will "bring it up" via edits to this main thread.

cryptostorm_team wrote:http://cryptopony.com <--- not sure what it'll be yet... but it's likely something fun

I didn't think you were serious when you said you gonna pick that one up for something! Laughing my ass off right now!

Link for the IRC chat interface doesn't work

I took the liberty to fix the URL for the MAC generator.

What I can't fix:
-> https://cryptostorm.nu/webchat redirecting to tokenizer.
-> https://poodlescan.net/ redirecting to forum main page.
-> couple more that are not marked as being "in process"

I cut things short because I'm actually unsure if I understood the first post correctly. Maybe it's no mistake that lots of _unmarked_ URLs redirect to main page because the whole thing is still work in progress.

I just modified the original post. Fixed the poodlescan link (needed to replace https with http since that site is http only), and the cryptostorm.nu/webchat link (should be /chat).

Also, I added that OpenVPN pinger and a random password generator.

I did some fiddling to the original post, mostly moving stuff around and making some categories so it's easier to find things.

~ pj

I have nothing to add :-D

Here's our 'official' color scheme, as seen on our various websites.

I hereby release it under the Sony-Warner-Microsoft™ License to the public. Feel free to use it in Cryptostorm-related projects.

I hereby release it under the Sony-Warner-Microsoft™ License

Wait, what? umm, ok, I havn't read it, but off hand, that sounds like the worse license ever. err, is that the joke?

Yes, that's the joke. There is no such license.

cryptostorm.racing currently points to pingdom, which is no longer working.

http://uptime.statuscake.com/?TestID=tZj3HbyKm5

is the new setup; which kinda sucks compared to pingdom...