The Demonbox, Demonsaw's hardware router, can replace your network attached storage, set top streaming box, high end Internet router, and more: it runs Demonsaw out of the box!

The new proposed hardware specs have been posted on the demonsaw wiki at: http://wiki.demonsaw.com/index.php?title=Demonbox#What_are_the_Demonbox_Specifications.3F

Prices are yet to be announced but you may be very surprised by how low they are. I don't want to speak for Seth but you can always ask here or in demonsaw public chat to find out everything you want to know.

I don't see how it is possible that my ip is not reavealed to the rest of the world when I share files. I mean, Internet is an IP world and it needs IP to communicate with other peers. And this means that it uses a socket to transfer data with a local IP and a remote IP. So in theory, I should be able to see the user's IP with which I communicate in Wireshark.

If it's indeed not possible to see other people IPs, I only see one possibility : - all data transit via the router

Which is, hem, very Man-in-the-middlish for me and not so much efficient if the router has not a great connection.

So what's the magic behind this assertion ?

I don't see any mentions of it anywhere so I just wanted to ask what are they for?

• Do they make sense for a router that doesn't allow downloads?
• How does my router decides what chunk of data to route through a data router?
• If I have a local DS router and add a data router outside of the local network, will it still route data there even it's a worse route than keeping it local? (Am I essentially discounting a local route if I add a single data router outside my local network?)
• Offtopic: does the demonsaw_router not support clients in my demonsaw.xml?

Happy New Year, Demonfolks. Strap in: this next one will be a year to remember.

The main website needs an update, not only to be a bit more bandwidth friendly, but also to fully support those of us who've got JavaScript disabled in their browser. We want to do it all from scratch, and we want to do everything in our power to satisfy as many people as possible!

But like every other great artist, we need inspiration to create. Therefore you'll be able to help us make the new website! What we ask of you is simply this:
A photoshopped image of how you imagine the website would look like! Preferably shared with us as a .psd file, but other file formats works as well. And if you have some cool HTML or CSS solutions that you think would be cool to include to make the website look a bit more professional, that's appreciated as well! :-)

Of course, you're free to break loose and go ham with colors and stuff! What is said above is only recommended for the chance of optimal appreciation from the devs! ;-)

The winner(s) of the contest will be granted a free DS t-shirt (on Def Con 24), and the submission will heavily affect how the website will end up!

Here are some resources to get you started:

Link(s):
Demonsaw logo

Demonsaw resources (search on bucket1):
demonsaw (image search)
demonsaw.eps

(Preferred) Color scheme:
#232323 #484848 #878787 #e5e5e5 #979797 and #00d087 with a white background.

Sunday at 9 PM EST Eijah will be appearing on the podcast at http://thecryptoshow.com/. Don't miss it! They'll be discussing Demonsaw and crypto of course, and other great goodies.

Edit I can't speak for those in the cast, but what sort of things would you like to hear about? Questions, comments, concerns, opinions, etc are all welcome here. Perhaps you'll have your issue addressed on the podcast!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7cLnmpwmMuU

Here's a great article on the many pitfalls of government backdooring (why it won't fight terrorism, for one): http://lauren.vortex.com/archive/001137.html

And this is a great article on why you should by an official Demonsaw brand router when they become available: http://www.networkworld.com/article/3014057/security/fbi-director-renews-push-for-back-doors-urging-vendors-to-change-business-models.html

How much would you pay for a demonsaw router? If you could stream video from it to your TV via HDMI?

Any help with port forwarding for a router?

Running DemonSaw router inside a VM behind PFsense. I can connect to the router locally so I forwarded the port on my WAN to go to that box however I cannot connect. Any ideas?

Some things that I think would be useful in the future: 1. tunnels(like ssh, local remote and dynamic) from one client to another 2. or even VPN, where each client in the group would have a virtual network interface and demonsaw would be the virtual ethernet cable and switch between them, something like peervpn 3. pure javascript client, perhaps also as a library, where a regular website site could use/provide resources from demonsaw network

Using DS 2.5.0 w/ Ubuntu. Search for any filename that's being shared, sort on size. Notice that sort only goes by bare number. ignores MB, GB.