What is actually on the Darknet?

[nusukiss]

16 minutes ago, The Flying Sloth said:

you sound like you want a step-by-step guide in 'how to do illegal things on the internet without getting in trouble'. Hahaha,
Here's sloths quick tips on doing illegal ish without being caught.

STEP 1, hire (or buy) an international VPS,

STEP 2, use it as a VPN,

STEP 3, use Ubuntu instead of windows,

STEP 4, disable java

STEP 5, always run windowed, never full screen.

STEP 6, Always have your audio turned off (disabled) 
STEP 7, make sure your computer uses a blank HDD with nothing on it bar TOR and UBUNTU.
STEP 8, Never use the PC for facebook or anything personal and clear your cookies after EVERY WEBSITE.

 

19 minutes ago, Profoundsoup said:

So is this how a lot of black market dealers communicate and sell product? What makes them untrackble by the FBI or the police?

This guy mostly has it. 8 is useless , tor doesn't save cookies as far as i'm concerned. 7 , no idea about that. 6- never did that , and not sure how that helps.

 

Anyways , it's best to just stay out of it . It's fun and games until 2 hours later , when you pop across the stuff that can scar the faint of heart. I was on it plenty , I've almost seen it all.Almost puked at a picture of a dog , which simply did not look like a dog anymore , felt miserable when i saw some other stuff. On the bright side , got a friend of mine a rather cheap Ipad air ( there are websites where thiefs sell stuff at half price ) , but learning to manage bitcoin was a pain in the ass.

 

Facts : It's said that the deep web is basically over 90% of the internet. In reality , it's around 70k websites ( but number fluctuates daily ) .

            A somewhat known rumour goes by claiming that going balls deep in the darkweb ( and it also requires countless things which are inaccessible to almost anyone , such as a personal internet source ) , you can find something like a database of info of all people , including adress - age - net worth and whatever. But that's just a rumour ( also supposedly a pasta )

 

Anyways , I hope this did answer most of your questions. Moral of the story : Internet is a scary place.

[nusukiss]

So , i guess it can be thread closed ?

[Profoundsoup]

44 minutes ago, The Flying Sloth said:

you sound like you want a step-by-step guide in 'how to do illegal things on the internet without getting in trouble'. Hahaha,
@Profoundsoup Here's sloths quick tips on doing illegal ish without being caught.

STEP 1, hire (or buy) an international VPS,

STEP 2, use it as a VPN,

STEP 3, use Ubuntu instead of windows,

STEP 4, disable java

STEP 5, always run windowed, never full screen.

STEP 6, Always have your audio turned off (disabled) 
STEP 7, make sure your computer uses a blank HDD with nothing on it bar TOR and UBUNTU.
STEP 8, Never use the PC for facebook or anything personal and clear your cookies after EVERY WEBSITE.

Haha nah Ive been watching Mr. Robot and Im just genuinely curious how all of it works! 

[Overkilled]

Download Orbot on your phone and see for yourself...

[Bhav]

Extreme gore images?

[The Flying Sloth]

3 hours ago, nusukiss said:

 Moral of the story : Internet is a scary place.

in 8 I meant to remove all cookies from your non-tor browser after every website. TOR is slow and it is always good to have a faster browser for simple google searches and the like.

7, just because you didn't do it doesn't mean anything. You've already demonstrated your prowess by 'accidentally' accessing a CP website.

 

6. http://www.newstatesman.com/future-proof/2013/12/researchers-prove-pc-viruses-can-spread-microphones  among other reasons



Yes the internet is a scary place, especially with guys like you running around

[vorticalbox]

tor is not all children and drugs. There are some decent news website's used to go check them to get unfiltered news. There are also some backing forums that also allow you to get more advice than on the clear web.