You sound like an old turd preaching to a kid not to try alcohol saying it will rot your liver the first time you try it.
You sound like an old turd preaching to a kid not to try alcohol saying it will rot your liver the first time you try it.
Its still just the internet but with nonsearchable sites, forums and chats
Anything. Its anything deemed not for easy access public consumption. Most commonly known for child porn, illegal arms dealings, schematics for anything. You can buy stolen credit card numbers. I literally had different types of drugs delivered to my dorm room in college (via fedex) Bootlegs software and illegal software for hacking, theft etc. Hire hit men and buy human organs. But its not all that "dark". You can also purchase products from countries that would normally be offered here in the states. (electronics, non fda approved drugs or supliments, even though deemed safe by other countries)
Thats just some stuff. It really is limitless, if you have the money and time to find it, you can get it
Anything. Its anything deemed not for easy access public consumption. Most commonly known for child porn, illegal arms dealings, schematics for anything. You can buy stolen credit card numbers. I literally had different types of drugs delivered to my dorm room in college (via fedex) Bootlegs software and illegal software for hacking, theft etc. Hire hit men and buy human organs. But its not all that "dark". You can also purchase products from countries that would normally be offered here in the states. (electronics, non fda approved drugs or supliments, even though deemed safe by other countries)
Thats just some stuff. It really is limitless, if you have the money and time to find it, you can get it
Never once in my whole life have I heard an Old Turd say alcohol will rot your liver the first time you try it. Weed now, smoke Weed and you'll end up in an abandoned house with a needle hanging out of your arm Laying Dead.
Back when you had different types of drugs delivered to your dorm room in college were different times for Dark Web, in terms of the amount of FBI Monitoring, Ripoffs, Malware (or Virus) threats and Vigilante/LE Honey Pot Sting OPs on the blah blah blah.
You get over there and have a Seat, Young Man. Its a different time, I'm Mortified that you'd take offense to me merely warning guys of potential traps, bad stuff not work the risk and the fact that if they do go they'll likely be disappointed cuz the allure is made from Hype, Urban Myth-type bullshit about how cool Dark Web is.
I'm also very disappointed that you did drugs while at college. You were there to get an education, not to party. Your parents invested hard earned money to pay for you going there and what did you do with that?
You got High.
I would bet that you also chased after Pussy and probably even got a Fake ID to get in bars then drank alcohol to excess causing your neighbors to have to deal with crap like this
I can't even find words adequate to describe the level of my disappointment in You, Young Man.
While that disappointment is not as large as my disappointment in The Charlotte 49ers football team, it is still significant.
I would send you to your room if I could but I can't anyways your room if it looked anything like your Dorm Room sending you there would nto be punishment cuz it prolly looks like this:
who the hell is this chick in the bathroom
and why tf is she here?
I've played a little in that arena but there isn't anything you can find on there that you can't find on the "regular" Internet. You don't think you can find child porn on the regular net? Can't buy drugs?
I think I've read on another thread here that people will come kick your ass and steal everything you own if you go there. Right....
Another misconception is that it's anonymous and you can do anything and not get in trouble. Like the FBI is going to say prostitution is legal if it's done on the Dark Web and not mess with it? You don't think they know about torrents and backpage for hookers? There are search engines just like Google only you search "there" instead of here. Harder for the average joe but I've explained how easy torrents are to some of my friends and they act like I'm explain quantum physics
I think I've read on another thread here that people will come kick your ass and steal everything you own if you go there. Right....
Another misconception is that it's anonymous and you can do anything and not get in trouble. Like the FBI is going to say prostitution is legal if it's done on the Dark Web and not mess with it? You don't think they know about torrents and backpage for hookers? There are search engines just like Google only you search "there" instead of here. Harder for the average joe but I've explained how easy torrents are to some of my friends and they act like I'm explain quantum physics
TOR may or may not be compromised, as well. I'd tend to lean to it not being now shot through with Holes thru which FBI can peer thru but I don't know and thats true also of many others, they don't know.
For Non-Technical Minds, those who don't dig the feeling of being trapped inside the most Nightmare-ass User's Manual ever made...it can get Tricky, this here + the fact that IMO anyways that there is nothing worth going thru all of this, there....on DarkWeb? Illustrates why I just say 'fuggit":
(from DeepDotWeb.com)
"Let’s start with TOR and some critical ‘rules’ you should always force yourself to follow. First, if you’re like me and want to avoid the ‘guilty by association’ accusation you might not want people to know that you have or even use TOR. It’s quite common to use today, but some undereducated people hear TOR and immediately think you’re buying/selling drugs and weapons or spreading snuff films. It’s understandable if you’d just rather avoid that conversation with people. If you’re not going to be super paranoid and use a separate computer or OS (or VM) to run TOR, you can still keep it from Prying eyes by running Tails (a live TOR-bas Linux distro) on CD/DVD or USB.
Running a whole distro can be time-consuming and sometimes inconvenient with things like wireless NIC driver woes, or problems with persistence. If you would rather avoid all that, then look at installing just the TOR application on a USB drive. This way it can disappear from your machine when needed and all updates, temp files etc should write to the USB stick. You can do this easily by choosing a USB drive as your installation path when running the TOR installer. If you like to be extra careful and don’t want the contents of the USB to be viewable, use an encryption program to create an encrypted volume and install TOR in that. This works fine as I have done it myself. Without the encryption/decryption software on their PC, nosey snoops will see what looks like a USB drive with no formatting (blank).
From a network point of view you can also hide your TOR usage from your ISP or anyone else monitoring online. Since TOR is banned in some oppressive countries, this makes it that much more important for freedom of speech, whistleblowers, and those suffering political oppression. Since ISPs or government routers will block access to known TOR nodes, it was necessary to set up TOR bridges and relays to allow these people access, since the oppressive routers won’t identify the session establishing to any public TOR node.
Anyone around the world can volunteer to run a TOR bridge and provide this access. That doesn’t mean that bridges/relays are only available to people with blocked connections. Perhaps you just don’t think that your ISP has any business knowing that you connect to TOR? Although, if you are using TOR with VPN this won’t matter much anyway, however it still provides an additional hurdle in tracking who’s doing what, so it’ not a bad idea. To make use of TOR relays you can simply send a properly formatted email to some nice folks who will respond with a relay, at which time you will configure this in your TOR settings.
When TOR launches, open settings and answer “yes” to the question concerning blocking/sensoring (FIGURE A);and then a custom bridge or bridges can be configured in the blank box (FIGURE B). You can request a new relay periodically to keep them confused and guessing. For additional information on TOR bridges/relays, please refer to their Tor: Bridges support page.
DarkWeb alot like that "Haunted House" kids told us about when we were young then when you went in it just ended up being an old lady living with a bunch of cats.
Interesting to Note though: its possible had Cheryl Mills been smart enough to steer Hillary into use of Dark Web to accomplish certain communications via TorMail or some other, on DarkWeb then somehow spoofed her eMail Addy on communiques to folks so that appeared to be @State.Gov email addy
maybe Hill's Trainwreck of Private Server never happens?
Don't know for sure but that is one thing....
If you DO want to communicate with someone as Privately as possible, over Internet....DarkWeb provides that.
Its why people in China use it, Government there sees you say some stuff they don't like and bad stuff may follow.
I think that some in North Korea use DarkWeb too.
Mentioned bcuz I'm pretty sure that this ^^^ communicating away from Government Eyes is about the only really +EV use of DarkWeb right now.
Yeah......the ability to get to a MarketPlace where you can buy stuff you may not be able to find elsewhere...
So, yeah.....the "Bridges" reference above.....
(from BoingBoing.net)
Researchers find over 100 spying Tor nodes that attempt to compromise darknet sites
When it comes to accessing public websites, Tor has an intrinsic security problem: though the nodes between your computer and the public internet are unable to see where the traffic is coming from or going to, the final hop in the network (known as an exit node) gets to know what webserver you are connecting to.
If that final hop isn't protected by an HTTPS connection -- if it takes place without encryption -- then all the traffic between you and the webserver are an open book to the exit node.
It can see what you send and what you receive, and it can tamper with the connection (for example, it can inject malicious code that exploits bugs in your browser to take it over).
If your session includes identifying information -- your Google cookie, say, or a login and password -- then someone running a spying exit node can figure out who you are without having to poison your session.
This was much more of a problem when HTTPS connections were more rare, but now, thanks to the Snowden revelations and projects like Let's Encrypt, much of the web is encrypted by default. That means that a spying exit node will only be able to see which server is being accessed, but not which page, and will not be able to inject code into the session, and will not be able to see the data going to and from the server.
There aren't many exit nodes out there. Many people fear that running an exit node will put them in police crosshairs if it gets used in the commission of a crime.
For the record, Boing Boing runs a very high-capacity exit node, and though we've received multiple contacts from US law enforcement, we've just explained that this is a Tor node that runs with logging switched off, and thus we have no information that'll be relevant to any investigations, and the officers involved have thanked us and gone away without further trouble.
continued here: http://boingboing.net/2016/07/01/researchers-find-over-100-spyi.html
(from BoingBoing.net)
Researchers find over 100 spying Tor nodes that attempt to compromise darknet sites
When it comes to accessing public websites, Tor has an intrinsic security problem: though the nodes between your computer and the public internet are unable to see where the traffic is coming from or going to, the final hop in the network (known as an exit node) gets to know what webserver you are connecting to.
If that final hop isn't protected by an HTTPS connection -- if it takes place without encryption -- then all the traffic between you and the webserver are an open book to the exit node.
It can see what you send and what you receive, and it can tamper with the connection (for example, it can inject malicious code that exploits bugs in your browser to take it over).
If your session includes identifying information -- your Google cookie, say, or a login and password -- then someone running a spying exit node can figure out who you are without having to poison your session.
This was much more of a problem when HTTPS connections were more rare, but now, thanks to the Snowden revelations and projects like Let's Encrypt, much of the web is encrypted by default. That means that a spying exit node will only be able to see which server is being accessed, but not which page, and will not be able to inject code into the session, and will not be able to see the data going to and from the server.
There aren't many exit nodes out there. Many people fear that running an exit node will put them in police crosshairs if it gets used in the commission of a crime.
For the record, Boing Boing runs a very high-capacity exit node, and though we've received multiple contacts from US law enforcement, we've just explained that this is a Tor node that runs with logging switched off, and thus we have no information that'll be relevant to any investigations, and the officers involved have thanked us and gone away without further trouble.
continued here: http://boingboing.net/2016/07/01/researchers-find-over-100-spyi.html
Why is that girl there? ^^^
Former Tor Developer Created Malware for FBI to Unmask Tor Users
It turns out that Matthew J. Edman, a former part-time employee of Tor Project, created malware for the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) that has been used by US law enforcement and intelligence agencies in several investigations, including Operation Torpedo.
It turns out that Matthew J. Edman, a former part-time employee of Tor Project, created malware for the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) that has been used by US law enforcement and intelligence agencies in several investigations, including Operation Torpedo.
Reddit Discussions on TOR, DarkWeb and such.
Useful for about 27% good & useful info, about 19% Bad Info and 54% stuff that will only confuse the matter even more.:
https://www.reddit.com/r/TOR/
Useful for about 27% good & useful info, about 19% Bad Info and 54% stuff that will only confuse the matter even more.:
https://www.reddit.com/r/TOR/
stay off of the dark web unless you want drugs. almost every scam with money is a scam and same with electronics. hiddenwiki is a joke, all scam bullshit. Trust me, I know. Drugs, your good, some fucked up porn, ok, otherwise its a complete fucking bunch of shit. I have spent many hours if not days that was a complete waste and yes, I was fucked more than once so I know first hand.
