| Yes, I've been on the deep webs. I've seen a lot of interesting stuff down there. I'm not telling you exactly what I used the deep webs for, but I saw some pretty mind blowing stuff down there. What about you? Have you ever used Tor browser to access the deep webs? |
| No I haven't since my time is too precious for that. |
| Yeah I did, and I went there for a clear goal... |
Play League of Legends here! Autocrat said: Hitler was good, objectively. |
| are those the .onion websites that i heard? if so then no because i do not want to see some fuck up shits |
| What's a deep web? |
| No |
A stupid thread deserves a stupid answer!  |
DesuMaiden said: Yes, I've been on the deep webs. I've seen a lot of interesting stuff down there. I'm not telling you exactly what I used the deep webs for, but I saw some pretty mind blowing stuff down there. What about you? Have you ever used Tor browser to access the deep webs? why dont you tell us about those miracles you seen. dont worry cyberpolice dont watching MAL. and we wont tell on you. |
| please sell me the condom, mister I would like to fuck my sister! condoms really worth to keep I will fuck her very deep! could you be my condom keeper? so I could try to fuck her deeper! please think I m stupid but please dont think I m a troll. -------------------------------------------------------------- http://protpisaenglish.blogspot.com/ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ipzn0J8cfrY |
| I went there. I found assassination services and other forbidden knowledge. It was a very interesting experience. |
| Nope, but would like to check it out. And spit it out, we already know you were serching something pedo related :P |
| People who call it the deep webs are cute :3 |
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| The Inside Story of Tor, the Best Internet Anonymity Tool the Government Ever Built "That’s ironic, because Tor started as a project of the U.S. government. More than half of the Tor Project’s revenue in 2012, or $1.24 million, came from government grants, including an $876,099 award from the Department of Defense, according to financial statements available on the project’s website." "Paul Syverson at the U.S. Naval Research Laboratory in Washington is one of the world’s foremost researchers on encrypting and routing data and one of Tor’s creators." "For the onion router to work properly, the Navy needed to step back from running it. A cloaking system is not useful if all the cloaks say 'Navy' on them." "Syverson and other researchers have written voluminously about Tor’s weaknesses. The network operates within the wider Web, and the way users behave and configure their computers outside Tor is one of the biggest sources of insecurity." "One way the NSA found to get around Tor’s software and spy on users was an attack called 'EgotisticalGiraffe,' exploiting a vulnerability in the Firefox browser. Another approach was to try to reconstruct the encrypted path to find the identity of a Tor user by monitoring relays, according to the 'Tor Stinks' presentation." "Tor exerts little control over who volunteers to host traffic, and researchers have found evidence of abuse, such as cases where an operator is snooping on traffic." "In September a security researcher, Robert Graham of Errata Security, analyzed almost 23,000 connections to a relay he’d set up, and concluded that the majority were vulnerable to NSA decryption. Three-quarters of the traffic he monitored used an older version of Tor based on encryption keys that 'everyone seems to agree' the NSA can break, he wrote." "Yet because of Snowden, we now know that the NSA has been working to unpeel the protective layers built by the Tor system." "'With manual analysis we can de-anonymize a very small fraction of Tor users,' one slide reads." "Tapping the line before it enters the Tor network can reveal the origin of the traffic" "Tapping the line after it emerges from the Tor network can reveal the destination and the content" |
Moog- said: I went there. I found assassination services and other forbidden knowledge. It was a very interesting experience. There used to be a network where multiple people could contribute money to have someone like a politician assassinated. The system was set up in such a way that the bounty could be collected anonymously. It must have been effective, because the US government shut it down years ago. |
| yeah but i almost never find any of the things you guys are talking about though like cp |
| RRRRRRRRRR |
Moog- said: I went there. I found assassination services and other forbidden knowledge. It was a very interesting experience. Funny I found the Ark of the covenant. |
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Immahnoob said: Yeah I did, and I went there for a clear goal... |
| Yup, I didn't see anything interesting tbh, same shit you can find in normal web. I mostly saw lot of pedophilia and drugs for sale, but that's it, nothing I'm really interested about. |
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| I saw this one website called Heavy-r there is some really nasty stuff there |
| I want to but at the same time I'm afraid to go there. A friend of mine told me he's been there though. |
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| inb4 Op is a pedo |
FragOutFire said: Why am I a Berserk fan? All I ever experience is pain. We are in the eclipse and Miura has sacrificed us |
| I don't know how to get there, I am trapped in my web bubble, but duck duck go, aloud me to be free. |
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| I've found out how to build improvised explosive devices there. Bb, my one-way flight to Syria is going in an hour. |
| Proud founder of the 20+ virgins club. Please visit my manga blog for manga updates and more! Mup da doo didda po mo muhfuggen bix nood ^ Need someone who can translate this. Pm me pls. |
| There was a thread on this before, but OP raged and made himself look like a kid and it got locked. |
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| Yeah, it's full of garbage unless you know where to go. Also it's impossible to "stumble" on anything illegal unless you're dumb. |
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xRatatosk said: Now I'm afraid of accidentally stumbling onto something illegal and thus proving myself dumb.Also it's impossible to "stumble" on anything illegal unless you're dumb. |
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ReaperCreeper said: xRatatosk said: Now I'm afraid of accidentally stumbling onto something illegal and thus proving myself dumb.Also it's impossible to "stumble" on anything illegal unless you're dumb. -Find list of safe sites, or just go to the Hidden Wiki -Obviously don't click CP, or any of that shit -Turn off Image Display on sites -Do not ever randomly click links, especially with ones that have CP in the URL |
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| nope, because I'm a dumb shit got onto Silk Road but honestly, anyone could do that |
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| No, I’ve never been there. I avoid installing strange things on my PC. But is there really a ton of child porn and other bad things? And if it's so easy to access, why doesn't that thing get shut down? |
| The writer who penned Clashing Feelings. You can buy the light novel on Amazon. |
| I went there and found nothing interesting. |
| yeah i use Tor to visit .onion sites all the time i think the name "deep web" is ridiculous and stupid though, and it's probably only called that by people that never go there |
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| Yea and I saw there online market/shop like eBay but there u could buy drugs, guns and stuff |
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| There was a troll on my forum who was posting links the lead you to the deep web. While cleaning my forum, I accidentally clicked on one of those links and it led me to a website about Nazi experiments and shit like that. |
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| I think there is a misunderstanding about what the deep web is. The reason media outlets like to say the deep web is 96% of the total web, is that the deep web is comprised of any computer networking system that cant be accessed through a normal http or https compatible browser. In actuality this figure includes all private networks, company VPNs, government networks, military etc and other protocol data transfers like warez, torrents, encrypted communications etc. All this uses the internet infrastructure but it is not publically accessible. Only a small number of deep web sites are actually public. Usually through Tor or I2P or some other pseudonymous protocol. |
 How cute, OP knows about the 'deep web' |
Cyaegha said: How cute, OP knows about the 'deep web' Ayy lmao |
FlareStar101 said: inb4 Op is a pedo This was always known. |
| i went in the deep end of 4chan once and came back with bad porn and promising myself i'll never go on there gain |
SupaNiper said: I'm the only one who doesn't really know what this "deep web" is?? Did you try asking aunty Wiki? Battlechili1 said: Is accessing the deep web actually illegal, or is it more that most people who do so are looking to do illegal stuff? It's not illegal, but using or even mentioning TOR might mark you as a potential terrorist: http://www.techspot.com/news/57316-nsa-classifies-linux-journal-readers-tor-and-tails-linux-users-as-extremists.html As for what the majority actually uses it: I don't know and I don't care. |
NoboruAug 14, 2014 3:14 PM
| It's kinda funny how people are using Tor to be anonymous and evade being targeted but all it does is flash the red light and get them on the NSA's list |
Shiratori-san said: No, I’ve never been there. I avoid installing strange things on my PC. But is there really a ton of child porn and other bad things? And if it's so easy to access, why doesn't that thing get shut down? It is because those sites use this technology called Tor hidden services. A site on the deep webs hosting child porn can't be easily shut down because its ip address is hidden, so the police don't know where the site's servers are located. Cyaegha said: How cute, OP knows about the 'deep web' I've known about the deep webs for at least the past two and half years. I'm an expert at the deep webs. I know everything about it. |
DesuMaiden said: Now it's really starting to sound like the previous thread on this.I've known about the deep webs for at least the past two and half years. I'm an expert at the deep webs. I know everything about it. |
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| Visited it bunch of times, chatting with anonymous from different countries, all the people their are searching for kids pornography, all of them suck. |
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Tim_ said: The Inside Story of Tor, the Best Internet Anonymity Tool the Government Ever Built "That’s ironic, because Tor started as a project of the U.S. government. More than half of the Tor Project’s revenue in 2012, or $1.24 million, came from government grants, including an $876,099 award from the Department of Defense, according to financial statements available on the project’s website." "Paul Syverson at the U.S. Naval Research Laboratory in Washington is one of the world’s foremost researchers on encrypting and routing data and one of Tor’s creators." "For the onion router to work properly, the Navy needed to step back from running it. A cloaking system is not useful if all the cloaks say 'Navy' on them." "Syverson and other researchers have written voluminously about Tor’s weaknesses. The network operates within the wider Web, and the way users behave and configure their computers outside Tor is one of the biggest sources of insecurity." "One way the NSA found to get around Tor’s software and spy on users was an attack called 'EgotisticalGiraffe,' exploiting a vulnerability in the Firefox browser. Another approach was to try to reconstruct the encrypted path to find the identity of a Tor user by monitoring relays, according to the 'Tor Stinks' presentation." "Tor exerts little control over who volunteers to host traffic, and researchers have found evidence of abuse, such as cases where an operator is snooping on traffic." "In September a security researcher, Robert Graham of Errata Security, analyzed almost 23,000 connections to a relay he’d set up, and concluded that the majority were vulnerable to NSA decryption. Three-quarters of the traffic he monitored used an older version of Tor based on encryption keys that 'everyone seems to agree' the NSA can break, he wrote." "Yet because of Snowden, we now know that the NSA has been working to unpeel the protective layers built by the Tor system." "'With manual analysis we can de-anonymize a very small fraction of Tor users,' one slide reads." "Tapping the line before it enters the Tor network can reveal the origin of the traffic" "Tapping the line after it emerges from the Tor network can reveal the destination and the content" As much as I like being flooded with information, I'd like to know whether this "TOR" is good or bad or whatever, because I'm not reading all that. |
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Nyantax said: I went onto the hidden wiki home page and read through some of the categories of things that were available on there once, was too scared to click on any of the links though... Apparently there is some pretty dangerous stuff on there, things like assassin services, arms & drug dealer markets and of course child pornography.. Definitely would NOT recommend going on there, unless of course you want the FBI turning up at your front door Battlechili1 said: Is accessing the deep web actually illegal It isn't illegal to access the 'deep web' itself, but a lot of the stuff you can then access when on there is highly illegal It doesn't really matter if you are visiting illegal sites with Tor because the FBI can't track your ip address if you are using Tor. If you do visit an illegal website on Tor, just make sure you don't post any identifying personal info, because Tor only hides you ip address. If you post what city you live in, the cops can still figure out who you are. Tor makes it impossible for the FBI to track your ip address, as long as you have Javascript disabled. |
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