FieryFPS while as a kid itself u was using dark web, then now u must be a pro now :D

      danimia Not a pro but yes I have experience in the dark web and I also wish to do a certification like CISSP or CISA.

        I have some more info about dw you can read if you wish. Will share more

        What Is the Dark Web and How to Access It Safely in 2021

        The dark web is the most controversial and dangerous part of the internet — and it can only be accessed with certain browsers, such as Tor. It’s generally portrayed as a bad place where criminals gather to communicate away from the law. Although that’s partially true, there are also plenty of good reasons for you to access dark web websites .

        A major benefit to using the dark web is anonymity. However, this only extends as far as the network — your ISP (for example) can see you’re accessing it and could report it to the authorities, even if you’re not doing anything illegal.

        The only way to stay completely anonymous on the Tor network is to use a VPN. This encrypts your internet traffic and reroutes it through its private servers. This hides your personal data from prying eyes, hackers, trackers, and other cyber threats associated with accessing the dark web.

        Dangers of the Dark Web You Should Know About

        Due to the lack of oversight on the dark web, you are vulnerable to cyber threats any time you visit. These risks are easily avoidable when you are well-informed and know how to protect yourself against them.

        Some of the most commonly seen dangers include:

        Potential Malware

        Browsing the dark web puts you at risk of cyberattacks such as DDoS attacks, botnets, and other malware or viruses. By simply entering the wrong URL or accidentally downloading a malicious file, you could install infectious viruses or malware. This can have a detrimental impact on your device, or even worse, expose your personal information.

        To prevent these types of dangers, I recommend browsing the dark web with a direct goal in mind — research specific sites ahead of time and keep a list of links that you can trust.

        Dangerous Activities

        The dark web is the home of many criminal activities — from the use of stolen or fake documents to drug and weapon dealing. What’s more, it’s a network that includes assassins for hire, child pornography, and even live streams of murders. If you accidentally end up on one of those pages, you may face legal charges , should someone find out.

        To avoid encountering disturbing or illegal situations, I advise against entering darknet sites before thoroughly researching them. I also recommend that you browse the dark web with complete anonymity by using a VPN 27 — just to be safe.

        Fraudulent Sites

        Hackers on the dark web can easily access your personal data by using trojans, phishing, and other types of fraudulent websites or programs. Sometimes all it takes is a simple misclick before all of the information stored on your computer gets leaked. Even worse — cybercriminals have been known to activate computer cameras and microphones to get live streams from unsuspecting victims.

        Most URLs on the dark web have unrecognizable names, so it’s easy to fall for this trap — putting your private files, financial data, keystrokes, and other personal information at risk. My recommendation is to always use a VPN as you browse 27 so that in any case, your real information isn’t leaked.

        Surveillance

        In an attempt to stop the criminal organizations operating on the dark web, authorities are setting up fake websites to track possible criminal activity . By doing this, they get access to whoever is visiting the sites — and this includes you if you accidentally end up there. In some parts of the world, simply using a browser like Tor can get you flagged by these agencies, even if you don’t partake in illegal activity.

        Keep in mind that Tor is a product of the US government, so government surveillance is always a possibility. The best way to prevent your browsing activity from alerting authorities is to avoid sites with illegal activity altogether — another reason to only visit sites you’ve researched and trust.

        Awesome Resources

        http://3g2upl4pq6kufc4m.onion/ 35 – DuckDuckGo Search Engine

        http://xmh57jrzrnw6insl.onion/ 17 – TORCH – Tor Search Engine

        http://zqktlwi4fecvo…x.php/Main_Page 20 – Uncensored Hidden Wiki

        http://32rfckwuorlf4dlv.onion/ 3 – Onion URL Repository

        http://e266al32vpuor…n/bookmarks.php 9 – Dark Nexus

        http://5plvrsgydwy2sgce.onion/ 2 – Seeks Search

        http://2vlqpcqpjlhmd5r2.onion/ 15 – Gateway to Freenet

        http://nlmymchrmnlmbnii.onion/ 2 – Is It Up?

        http://kpynyvym6xqi7…nion/links.html 1 – ParaZite

        http://wiki5kauuihowqi5.onion/ 8 – Onion Wiki – 650+ working 05.2017 deep web links

        http://kpvz7ki2v5agwt35.onion 5 – The Hidden Wiki

        http://idnxcnkne4qt76tg.onion/ 4 – Tor Project: Anonymity Online

        http://torlinkbgs6aabns.onion/ 6 – TorLinks

        http://jh32yv5zgayyyts3.onion/ 3 – Hidden Wiki .Onion Urls

        http://wikitjerrta4qgz4.onion/ 3 – Hidden Wiki – Tor Wiki

        http://xdagknwjc7aaytzh.onion/ – Anonet Webproxy

        http://3fyb44wdhnd2g…title=Main_Page 3 – All You’re Wiki – clone of the clean hidden wiki that went down with freedom hosting

        http://3fyb44wdhnd2ghhl.onion/ 2 – All You’re Base

        http://j6im4v42ur6dpic3.onion/ 1 – TorProject Archive

        http://p3igkncehackjtib.onion/ 2 – TorProject Media

        http://kbhpodhnfxl3clb4.onion 2 – Tor Search

        http://cipollatnumrrahd.onion/ 1 – Cipolla 2.0 (Italian)

        http://dppmfxaacucguzpc.onion/ 2 – TorDir – One of the oldest link lists on Tor

        http://torbrokerge7zxgq.onion/ – TorBroker – Trade securities anonymously

        http://fogcore5n3ov3tui.onion/ – Bitcoin Fog – Bitcoin Laundry

        http://2vx63nyktk4kxbxb.onion/ 2 – AUTOMATED PAYPAL AND CREDIT CARD STORE

        http://samsgdtwz6hvjyu4.onion 2 – Safe, Anonymous, Fast, Easy escrow service.

        http://easycoinsayj7p5l.onion/ 1 – EasyCoin – Bitcoin Wallet with free Bitcoin Mixer

        http://jzn5w5pac26sqef4.onion/ – WeBuyBitcoins – Sell your Bitcoins for Cash (USD), ACH, WU/MG, LR, PayPal and more

        http://ow24et3tetp6tvmk.onion/ – OnionWallet – Anonymous Bitcoin Wallet and Bitcoin Laundry

        http://qc7ilonwpv77qibm.onion/ 6 – Western Union Exploit

        http://3dbr5t4pygahedms.onion/ 2 – ccPal Store

        http://y3fpieiezy2sin4a.onion/ – HQER – High Quality Euro Replicas

        http://qkj4drtgvpm7eecl.onion/ – Counterfeit USD

        http://nr6juudpp4as4…on/pptobtc.html 3 – PayPal to BitCoins

        http://nr6juudpp4as4…oublecoins.html 2 – Double Your BitCoins

        http://lw4ipk5choakk…onion/raw/4588/ 5 – High Quality Tutorials

        Marketplace Commercial Services

        http://6w6vcynl6dumn67c.onion/ 1 – Tor Market Board – Anonymous Marketplace Forums

        http://wvk32thojln4gpp4.onion/ 2 – Project Evil

        http://5mvm7cg6bgklfjtp.onion/ 3 – Discounted electronics goods

        http://lw4ipk5choakk…gkDSVkifzv8zAo/ 2 – Unfriendlysolution – Legit hitman service

        http://nr6juudpp4as4…n/torgirls.html 12 – Tor Girls

        http://tuu66yxvrnn3of7l.onion/ 4 – UK Guns and Ammo

        http://nr6juudpp4as4…ion/torguns.htm 2 – Used Tor Guns

        http://ucx7bkbi2dtia36r.onion/ 6 – Amazon Business

        http://nr6juudpp4as4gjg.onion/tor.html 2 – Tor Technology

        http://hbetshipq5yhhrsd.onion/ 2 – Hidden BetCoin

        http://cstoreav7i44h2lr.onion/ 2 – CStore Carded Store

        http://tfwdi3izigxllure.onion/ – Apples 4 Bitcoin

        http://e2qizoerj4d6ldif.onion/ – Carded Store

        http://jvrnuue4bvbftiby.onion/ 2 – Data-Bay

        http://bgkitnugq5ef2cpi.onion/ 2 – Hackintosh

        http://vlp4uw5ui22ljlg7.onion/ 2 – EuroArms

        http://b4vqxw2j36wf2bqa.onion/ 1 – Advantage Products

        http://ybp4oezfhk24hxmb.onion/ 3 – Hitman Network

        http://mts7hqqqeogujc5e.onion/ – Marianic Technology Services

        http://mobil7rab6nuf7vx.onion/ 8 – Mobile Store

        http://54flq67kqr5wvjqf.onion/ 2 – MSR Shop

        http://yth5q7zdmqlycbcz.onion/ 1 – Old Man Fixer’s Fixing Services
        http://matrixtxri745dfw.onion/ 3

        :exclamation: Access at your own risk :exclamation:

        Happy Learning :blue_heart:

        Click on the $‘Details’$ arrow in the post above, its right up the big red exclamation mark

        Beginner’s guide to DW

        The concept of the Dark Web isn’t vastly different from the Surface Web. There are message boards (e.g. 8chan, nntpchan), places you can buy things (e.g. Alphabay, Hansa), and blogs (e.g. OnionNews, Deep Web Radio). The rules, or rather a lack thereof, is what makes the Dark Web unique. Anything that is illegal to sell (or discuss) on the Surface Web is available in the Dark Web. Personal information, drugs, weapons, malware, DDoS attacks, hacking services, fake accounts for social media, and contract killing services are all available for sale.The Dark Web and how to access it - blackMORE Ops - 6

        The Dark Web is full of criminal activity, but it’s also place where dissidents and whistle-blowers can anonymously share information. In countries with restrictive internet surveillance, the Dark Web may be the only place to safely voice criticisms against government and other powerful entities.

        Originally, the internet used telephone network for communication. My first internet connection was a “dial-up” connection which used the telephone network at my house to connect to my ISP. This is what an overlay network is, and in that case, internet was an overlay over the telephone network. Now, the reverse phenomenon can be seen, with people using the internet for voice calls (Voice over IP to be precise), and the telephone network is turning into an overlay over the internet.

        How does knowing what an overlay network is help us? Well, to understand the dark web, we need to understand what the dark net is first.

        The dark net is the opposite of clear-net. Clear-net is simply parts of the internet which are index-able by search engines. This means that search engine crawlers can read up the pages, understand what the content is, and return those pages when relevant search queries are made to the search engine. On the other hand, dark net can’t be indexed, and usually uses uncommon communication protocols, encryption, etc. to achieve that result. Here’s where overlay networks get relevant, all of dark net is an overlay network over the internet. Hence, while the Darknet and clear-net reside on the internet, Darknet still manages to be structurally different from the rest of the internet.

        From the darknet, we move to the dark web, which is a subset of the dark net. While dark net consists of all sorts of stuff, from www pages to file transfer service and peer to peer connections, dark web only includes the world wide web pages of the dark net (Hence the change from the more encompassing term net in darknet to web in dark web).

        What does it contain

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        1. Child pornography and illegal drug markets – These are the two things which the dark web is most infamous for, and if you’ve heard about the dark web, it’s quite likely it in reference to either (or both) of these.

        2. Bitcoin services – Bitcoin is a Cryptocurrency, and considering the nature of activities that go on in the dark web, and the need for anonymity, it’s the most common form of payment for any service that you seek on the dark-web.

        3. Hackers for hire

        4. Carding forums

        5. Plenty of scam sites, phishing sites, etc.

        6. Terrorism

        7. Social media

        8. File sharing

        However, the dark web, in general, consists mostly of file sharing, as shown by many studies. While the first few pointers in the list stand out in the crowd, they are not what the dark web is all about. PS: I make no guarantee about the accuracy of these stats.

        Dark web statistics

        Note : Using TOR is not illegal (in most countries) , but many of the things on the dark web are illegal. Despite the strongly encrypted communications and high level of anonymity, I’d like to suggest that you don’t access any illegal content of the site. This article is only meant to educate you about the presence of the dark web, as not knowing about it doesn’t mean it’ll cease to exist, and as someone interested in the field of computer security/hacking, you must know about the dark web.

        How to Access the dark web

        There are many ways to access the dark web. Being a part of the deep net, dark web operates differently than the clear-net, and needs special client software to be accessed. While there are multiple ways to access the dark web, the most common and recommended method involves using TOR, and then visiting the .onion websites. All dark web website have a url with .onion TLD (top level domain), which looks similar to the way the clear-net websites have .com, .org, .net, etc. TLD. Once you have TOR and find out the .onion address of a deep web site (hidden web site), you can simply enter it in the URL bar on TOR browser, and it’ll open, just as normal websites open in usual browsers.The Dark Web and how to access it - blackMORE Ops - 1

        If you read the previous boring section, you’d see that I mentioned how the darknet often uses uncommon communication protocols, etc. In case of the dark web, we see that phenomenon with respect to the onion websites. I won’t go in much depth, but first look at a .onion URL suggests that it’s similar to the clear-net websites. However, internally, the way they work is nothing similar to the clear-net. Precisely, .onion is not part of the internet’s DNS root, and hence, normal DNS servers can’t resolve your request if you type the URL of a .onion website on your browser. TOR redirects these requests through it’s own servers, similar to the way proxies work, and then we get to the website, without the involvement of DNS servers anywhere. This ensures that search engine bots can’t browse around the deep web, and that anonymity is maintained, both of the client looking at the web pages, as well as the server serving the web pages. In other words, the server doesn’t know who the client is, and the client doesn’t know anything about where the server is.)

        Install TOR

        All required instructions can be found here, and I suggest you skip this section of the guide and use the official page (which has very very detailed instructions if you scroll down on that page)

        Windows

        Simply go to TOR Browser Download page, and download and run the executable provided. No further instructions are needed as far as installation goes, since it’s quite similar to how you’d install regular software on windows.

        Linux

        Go to TOR Browser Download page, and download the .tar.xz archive (according to your architecture, 64bit or 32bit). There is no installation procedure. Simply extract the archive (using GUI or using tar on terminal).

        Just extract the archive and you’re good to go. A more detailed guide can be found here

        Finding onion websites

        Now that you have what looks like Mozilla Firefox running in front of you. You can simply enter normal URLs and enjoy surfing the web with privacy. However, we are here to browse the dark web, and we have no idea what to enter in the URL bar.The solution is simple, just head over to the hidden wiki (clearnet link), and you’ll have a list of websites you can go to. Better yet, go to the dark web hidden wiki (link opens only on TOR), with an indexing of dark web websites. You are now surfing the dark web. This is the furthest I’m taking you, and from here on, you can go wherever you want. You can simply click URLs on the hidden wiki like you’d do on a regular browser, and the website would open. Regardless of what happens behind the scenes, the user experience from here on is what it’s like in the clear web (albeit a lot slower).

        As far as finding websites is concerned, you are left with indexes of websites, such as the hidden wiki, and some search engines, which are nowhere as good as the clearnet search engines, which is, by design, the intention of the dark web.

        The hidden wiki, link provided above

        Torch search engine, the hidden wiki has a link to it, which can be opened directly on TOR

        ConclusionThe Dark Web and how to access it - blackMORE Ops - 5

        Go around, explore the place, don’t go anywhere illegal, don’t do anything illegal. Also, beware of scams, and don’t leave your personal information anywhere. Take a look at instructions on how to be safe when using tor, follow them properly, and you won’t face any troubles. Recent changes to Tor, such as 50-character hidden service URLs, have made the Dark Web an even more untraceable place, so we may never fully know what lies beneath the surface of the internet. Based on the parts we have seen, perhaps that’s for the best.

        If you don’t know the dark side then you are not really fighting it. There are darkness in this world but there’s also light. You get to chose which side you want to be.

          What is the meaning of using vpn to access dark web. Like using vpn and then open tor? It will leak your identity. So why using vpn? Vpn itself is a risk

            WahabAbbasi Most of them are scams but a pinch of them are real and yes they sell money for money but they are hackers who have some valid cc or Paypal accounts and they dont redeem the money from these accounts themselves god knows why i guess due to security reasons and sell them for money in crypto.

              WahabAbbasi Tor itself is safe it uses onion routing which means there are tons of layers on your IP but records say that tor network is very safe but using VPN with tor is safer. Just open VPN (i use nord) and then open tor and connect. Using VPN decreases the risk of identity leak. VPN hides your location in the best way possible, as your IP travels through many servers or tunnels owned by vpn providers anonymously and at the end the website cannot guess who is accessing the website and from which IP.

                WahabAbbasi A single person can’t redeem all the accounts due ro security reason’s. thats why they give at cheaper price but these are all fake ,like 0.01% will be real in the darkweb

                  SamSmithJeJeJe If you don’t have a wifi means that you yourself don’t earn. So if you don’t have a flow of income of your own then you should not purchase anything because the websites a normal human can visit are mostly fake. Its my advise to purchase anything only if that money is yours and you wont regret if it got lost. Correct me if I’m wrong would love to get feedback.

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                      FieryFPS Great Sherlock not a bad try. Well I don’t purchase anything don’t worry. But you didn’t have to buy anything off the dark web to prove anything. 😅😅

                          FieryFPS Don’t worry it won’t after a while.😁

                          Btw are you working now or still unemployed?