Mobazha Tor Browsing

Configure Tor Browser to access Mobazha stores privately, or run a store as a .onion hidden service. Use for privacy and anonymity setup.

This skill's goal (using Tor and hosting a Tor hidden service) is plausible, but it instructs you to run a remote installer as root (curl | sudo bash) from an unverified domain and to change system Docker configuration without providing checksums, code, or a project homepage. Before using: (1) demand provenance — a homepage, source repo, release checksums, and signatures for get.mobazha.org; (2) do NOT pipe unknown scripts to sudo — download and inspect the script first or request an install method via a vetted package/repo; (3) ensure you have Docker, docker-compose, curl, and sudo and run the installer in an isolated environment (VM or disposable VPS) first; (4) backup any existing /opt/mobazha data and review the script to confirm it only performs expected actions; (5) prefer manual configuration steps or official packages from the upstream project; (6) separate any hosting instance from your personal identity and payment methods. If the publisher can provide a verifiable repository, release artifacts, and install checksums, the risk assessment could be re-evaluated.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: mobazha-tor-browsing Version: 0.1.0 The skill bundle provides instructions in SKILL.md for configuring Tor and Lokinet to anonymize 'Mobazha' store traffic. It includes high-risk commands that pipe remote scripts directly into a root shell (curl | sudo bash) from get.mobazha.org. While these are presented as standard installation steps, the execution of unverified remote code with elevated privileges is a significant security risk, and the metadata contains a suspicious future-dated timestamp (2026).