✰ [ANN] FoxMixer.com ✰✰✰ The High Quality Bitcoin Mixer ✰✰✰ 4+ Years Online ✰

[CoinLover79]

Hello, we are online publicly for half a year now, and have continually improved our service throughout that period.

But the title of this thread saying you are online since 3 years. Which one is correct ? 3 years or 0.5 years.

[Casy]

But the title of this thread saying you are online since 3 years. Which one is correct ? 3 years or 0.5 years.

The title is correct. We have fixed it in the description as well.

[1miau]

Hi, I didn't know about your mixer until it was featured in zasad@'s interview: Bitcoin mixers. Interview 06.2020
I've also translated it to German: Interview mit Bitcoin-Mixern [Juni 2020] von zasad@

Many thanks for answering the questions and maybe we have still some questions left for a second part.

[Casy]

Hi, I didn't know about your mixer until it was featured in zasad@'s interview: Bitcoin mixers. Interview 06.2020
I've also translated it to German: Interview mit Bitcoin-Mixern [Juni 2020] von zasad@

Many thanks for answering the questions and maybe we have still some questions left for a second part.

Sure. Let us know.

Thanks for your translation of the article.

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I log in to tor browser http://foxmixer6mrsuxrl.onion/ , set the highest security level. If it is found that it cannot be used, it can be used normally by setting the standard security level. Why?

[Casy]

I log in to tor browser http://foxmixer6mrsuxrl.onion/ , set the highest security level. If it is found that it cannot be used, it can be used normally by setting the standard security level. Why?

Can you please phrase more exactly what the problem is (perhaps add images)? What do you mean by "it cannot be used"?

[fghjhiiiuytdssxvbbb]

I log in to tor browser http://foxmixer6mrsuxrl.onion/ , set the highest security level. If it is found that it cannot be used, it can be used normally by setting the standard security level. Why?

Can you please phrase more exactly what the problem is (perhaps add images)? What do you mean by "it cannot be used"?

Tor browser sets the highest security level. The website can be opened normally, but the mixer cannot be used, and the plug-in image cannot be opened. Tor browser sets the standard security level, and everything can be used normally

I log in to tor browser http://foxmixer6mrsuxrl.onion/ , set the highest security level. If it is found that it cannot be used, it can be used normally by setting the standard security level. Why?

Can you please phrase more exactly what the problem is (perhaps add images)? What do you mean by "it cannot be used"?

[Chikito]

I log in to tor browser http://foxmixer6mrsuxrl.onion/ , set the highest security level. If it is found that it cannot be used, it can be used normally by setting the standard security level. Why?

I am not sure what do you mean set the highest security level because I don't find any level security even I used TOR at the moment.

Are you mean TOR circuit (3 relay+3 IP's)?. because on foxmixer web only have Payout Delay set for your setting. I tested payout delay from 2 - 24 hours all worked.

[Casy]

Tor browser sets the highest security level. The website can be opened normally, but the mixer cannot be used, and the plug-in image cannot be opened. Tor browser sets the standard security level, and everything can be used normally

As @DroomieChikito mentioned above, there is not any security level within Tor I am aware of. It just builds circuits you can use.

What do you mean by "mixer cannot be used". Is it like you get an error message?
I am not sure what "plug-in image" refers to. FoxMixer has nothing to do with plugins you might be using within your browser.

And you say that for the standard security level it works, so why not just go with that?

[TryNinja]

there is not any security level within Tor I am aware of. It just builds circuits you can use.

Right next to the URL bar (right side), you can see the icon of a shield. If you click that and select "Advanced Security Settings", you go to a page where you can set up your "Security Level" (you can also just go to about:preferences#privacy). They have "Standard" (default), "Safer" and "Safest". The later disables Javascript on all websites, and your mixer, apparently, requires it, so it doesn't work on that level.

That's probably what he is talking about. Tor already had vulnerabilities which worked through Javascript found on websites, so many people keep it disabled.

[fghjhiiiuytdssxvbbb]

there is not any security level within Tor I am aware of. It just builds circuits you can use.

Right next to the URL bar (right side), you can see the icon of a shield. If you click that and select "Advanced Security Settings", you go to a page where you can set up your "Security Level" (you can also just go to about:preferences#privacy). They have "Standard" (default), "Safer" and "Safest". The later disables Javascript on all websites, and your mixer, apparently, requires it, so it doesn't work on that level.

That's probably what he is talking about. Tor already had vulnerabilities which worked through Javascript found on websites, so many people keep it disabled.

You're right. Thank you for answering. My English is not good, so the expression is not in place!

[Casy]

Right next to the URL bar (right side), you can see the icon of a shield. If you click that and select "Advanced Security Settings", you go to a page where you can set up your "Security Level" (you can also just go to about:preferences#privacy). They have "Standard" (default), "Safer" and "Safest". The later disables Javascript on all websites, and your mixer, apparently, requires it, so it doesn't work on that level.

That's probably what he is talking about. Tor already had vulnerabilities which worked through Javascript found on websites, so many people keep it disabled.

You're right. Thank you for answering. My English is not good, so the expression is not in place!

Ok, that's something we do not handle differently than any other site requiring JavaScript.
You should at least see the fallback message indicating the problem very clearly: "Please enable JavaScript...".
This is only solvable by enabling JavaScript at least for the FoxMixer domain.

Anyway, if you want to avoid JavaScript and using the browser interface entirely, we can recommend the excellent open source python CLI for FoxMixer written by sega01.
https://github.com/teran-mckinney/foxmixer-python

[fghjhiiiuytdssxvbbb]

Right next to the URL bar (right side), you can see the icon of a shield. If you click that and select "Advanced Security Settings", you go to a page where you can set up your "Security Level" (you can also just go to about:preferences#privacy). They have "Standard" (default), "Safer" and "Safest". The later disables Javascript on all websites, and your mixer, apparently, requires it, so it doesn't work on that level.

That's probably what he is talking about. Tor already had vulnerabilities which worked through Javascript found on websites, so many people keep it disabled.

You're right. Thank you for answering. My English is not good, so the expression is not in place!

Ok, that's something we do not handle differently than any other site requiring JavaScript.
You should at least see the fallback message indicating the problem very clearly: "Please enable JavaScript...".
This is only solvable by enabling JavaScript at least for the FoxMixer domain.

Anyway, if you want to avoid JavaScript and using the browser interface entirely, we can recommend the excellent open source python CLI for FoxMixer written by sega01.
https://github.com/teran-mckinney/foxmixer-python

Hello, I login with tor browser http://foxmixer6mrsuxrl.onion , I know tor hides my real IP, JavaScript will leak my real IP? What are the specific hazards of JavaScript? I want to know

[Casy]

Hello, I login with tor browser http://foxmixer6mrsuxrl.onion , I know tor hides my real IP, JavaScript will leak my real IP? What are the specific hazards of JavaScript? I want to know

Hi

JavaScript by itself will leak nothing. It always depends on its use on a specific website and your browser configuration.
If you enable JavaScript only for the foxmixer6mrsuxrl.onion domain (for example using the NoScript addon), then there will be no danger of any leakage.
If you configured your browser improperly, an IP leak may occur by a malicious use of specific technologies. For example WebRTC which builds up direct p2p connections. But also fingerprinting (identifying you by your specific browser instance) is a thing.

Many of these attacks can be mitigated by using the official "Tor Browser" bundle. The default settings in there are set up in such a way that the described attacks are impossible or at least very hard to conduct.

There is also "Tails" which is a whole operating system configured to enforce that all connections to go through Tor. This prevents leakage on the OS level instead of the browser level.

Again, these leaks are to be considered when browsing the web in general. FoxMixer JavaScript does NOT leak or try to leak your IP.
If you use the official Tor bundle + FoxMixer with its onion service and only whitelist "foxmixer6mrsuxrl.onion", you can get the best privacy results.

[fghjhiiiuytdssxvbbb]

Hello, I login with tor browser http://foxmixer6mrsuxrl.onion , I know tor hides my real IP, JavaScript will leak my real IP? What are the specific hazards of JavaScript? I want to know

Hi

JavaScript by itself will leak nothing. It always depends on its use on a specific website and your browser configuration.
If you enable JavaScript only for the foxmixer6mrsuxrl.onion domain (for example using the NoScript addon), then there will be no danger of any leakage.
If you configured your browser improperly, an IP leak may occur by a malicious use of specific technologies. For example WebRTC which builds up direct p2p connections. But also fingerprinting (identifying you by your specific browser instance) is a thing.

Many of these attacks can be mitigated by using the official "Tor Browser" bundle. The default settings in there are set up in such a way that the described attacks are impossible or at least very hard to conduct.

There is also "Tails" which is a whole operating system configured to enforce that all connections to go through Tor. This prevents leakage on the OS level instead of the browser level.

Again, these leaks are to be considered when browsing the web in general. FoxMixer JavaScript does NOT leak or try to leak your IP.
If you use the official Tor bundle + FoxMixer with its onion service and only whitelist "foxmixer6mrsuxrl.onion", you can get the best privacy results.

hi，Casy，Thank you for your detailed answer, I will follow your advice to implement.

[Casy]

The latest update contains a small usability improvement. After creating a new mix, it is possible to click on the payin address, which takes you directly to your wallet and inserts the bitcoin address in there.

This works if you have set your wallet to listen for "bitcoin:..." URI requests.

The method of copy-and-paste and QR codes still work as usual.

[Yaunfitda]

In any case that you guys are not aware of, Another Bitcoin mixing phishing site - Foxmixėr.com.

So I'm giving everyone a heads-up about this phishing site as obviously, you have been targeted by cyber criminals, so be careful specially your customers here. Or you can directly report it the the domain registrar and tell them that they are copying your website thru phishing campaign.

[Casy]

In any case that you guys are not aware of, Another Bitcoin mixing phishing site - Foxmixėr.com.

So I'm giving everyone a heads-up about this phishing site as obviously, you have been targeted by cyber criminals, so be careful specially your customers here. Or you can directly report it the the domain registrar and tell them that they are copying your website thru phishing campaign.

These new TLDs and domain encodings are an invitation to phishing at their best.

Thanks Yaunfitda for the notice! We submitted a report to the registrar and to safebrowsing.
We also added a warning to the news section on our website.

Also, be aware that the scam uses an ".online" instead of a ".onion" domain. This is NOT a real Tor domain, but a clearnet domain and it is not controlled by us.
Pay close attention, this can easily get overlooked!
Our original Tor link is: http://foxmixer6mrsuxrl.onion
Always make sure to double-check the links you use and set bookmarks instead of following links on external websites.


Just for completeness the full warning reminder:

WARNING to our users

Some scammers found it might be profitable for them to register some domains and scam people.
Always be sure to use https://www.foxmixer.com or http://foxmixer6mrsuxrl.onion

Nothing else!

Especially, there have been posted some youtube videos linking to .io or .net domains.
These are a SCAM and NOT CONTROLLED BY US!

Always ensure before mixing to be on the official FoxMixer .com domain or the correct onion address.

Please share this information with other users you might know!

[Casy]

New Tor Onion v3 URL


Starting from today, FoxMixer has a new Tor onion v3 URL:

http://foxmixer4dw2zluv7gy4pgqrpp2ab6p323s5clcyt7i5csbpk2pzezid.onion

As of now, this new URL is the preferred way of accessing FoxMixer through Tor, so store it in your bookmarks.

The advancements in the Tor development make this step necessary, since the old, shorter v2 URL format (foxmixer6mrsuxrl.onion) will be deprecated by the Tor team soon.
The old onion URL will still stay available during a transition period. But starting from July, you will most likely not be able to reach FoxMixer using the old URL anymore after updating to the latest version of Tor.

Pay close attention to store the URL correctly.

This change does not affect the clearnet domain https://www.foxmixer.com in any way.

[Casy]

Ensure to include a sufficient miner fee when sending coins to a mix, as the number of pending transactions in the mempool is currently very high.
Otherwise, your transaction may be "stuck" in the mempool for several days.