Marktheghost
Paragon
- Feb 20, 2020
- 911
What's the dark web? I've seen it mentioned on here a few times, but I've got no idea what it is, so I thought I'd ask.
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one4all
I'll put pennies on your eyes and it will go away.
- Feb 3, 2020
- 3,455
Darkhaven
All i have left is memories
- May 19, 2019
- 979
The dark web is to the regular internet what Darth Vader is to Anakin or what Venom is to spider man.
It's the "bad side" of the internet where there are crime relates websites everywhere. If it's a bad thing then you can find it on the dark web.
There is no theme too dark or too depraved on the dark web. Thread carefully if you plan to go there.
It's the "bad side" of the internet where there are crime relates websites everywhere. If it's a bad thing then you can find it on the dark web.
There is no theme too dark or too depraved on the dark web. Thread carefully if you plan to go there.
LMLN
Paragon
- Aug 10, 2019
- 929
tooStupidForExitBag
Member
- Mar 13, 2020
- 87
If you want a better understanding you should google the concept. But basically it's a part of the web that cannot be accessed through regular web browsers, you can use a browser called Tor to access the dark web. Because of the anonymity that the dark web provides you can find many sites meant for illegal activities such as buying drugs that can assist in suicide.
Soulless_Angel
existence is futile
- Jul 10, 2019
- 2,225
Marktheghost
Paragon
- Feb 20, 2020
- 911
Would it be worth getting Tor, in case I can't get sodium nitrite on Amazon or ebay? And how do I get it?
tooStupidForExitBag
Member
- Mar 13, 2020
- 87
I don't think you'll find SN on the dark web since it's legal in almost all countries
mesohappy
Cat piss sammich??
- Jan 10, 2020
- 674
The "dark web" is where Black Widows and Brown Recluses hang out,on there webs in dark damp places waiting for insects to fall into their web.
They bite their prey,fill them with poison,and suck the fluids from their bodies in order too feed upon.Often times, the same species.
They bite their prey,fill them with poison,and suck the fluids from their bodies in order too feed upon.Often times, the same species.
watereyes
les malheurs de lizzie
- Mar 27, 2020
- 739
The dark web can be interesting. Ive been browsing it a lot to find suicide methods, especially on H.A. (Idk if I'm allowed to say the name). There are stories of scary shit there, but to be fair, I've seen scarier shit on the clearnet and on the dark web mostly down sites. People use it to do illegal stuff like buy weed/guns (where its not legal). I do not recommend doing illegal stuff. If you wanna browse better use a vpn. It can be interesting.
edit: spelling
edit: spelling
FohPah
Student
- Dec 7, 2019
- 146
There's no such a thing as "the" dark web. And it's more boring than you think.
The word "web" comes from the web-like structure of pages linked together by hyperlinks. There are many webs that are internally connected, but not externally connected to each other. The web that we're all familiar with and are browsing right now -- the World Wide Web -- is the biggest hyperlinked web in the world.
A dark web is a web of pages on a nonstandard network that, for technical reasons, can't be browsed in the same way that the World Wide Web can be browsed, and so it can't be connected to the World Wide Web. One example is the web of Tor onion services. Tor is designed to make it as hard as possible to figure out the ISP and location of anyone on the network. This design is intended to protect the owners and users of onion services from scrutiny. There are dark webs other than Tor, e.g. Freenet.
Think "dark" as in "obscure", not "dark" as in "evil".
It just so happens that the obscurity is useful for illegal activities, hence the "dark as in evil" reputation.
The word "web" comes from the web-like structure of pages linked together by hyperlinks. There are many webs that are internally connected, but not externally connected to each other. The web that we're all familiar with and are browsing right now -- the World Wide Web -- is the biggest hyperlinked web in the world.
A dark web is a web of pages on a nonstandard network that, for technical reasons, can't be browsed in the same way that the World Wide Web can be browsed, and so it can't be connected to the World Wide Web. One example is the web of Tor onion services. Tor is designed to make it as hard as possible to figure out the ISP and location of anyone on the network. This design is intended to protect the owners and users of onion services from scrutiny. There are dark webs other than Tor, e.g. Freenet.
Think "dark" as in "obscure", not "dark" as in "evil".
It just so happens that the obscurity is useful for illegal activities, hence the "dark as in evil" reputation.
GoodPersonEffed
Brevity is my middle name, but my name was TL
- Jan 11, 2020
- 6,726
But...isn't that the point of using the dark web? To get things that are illegal?
tooStupidForExitBag
Member
- Mar 13, 2020
- 87
I said that SN is legal, so don't see a reason for someone to try and sell it on a black market
GoodPersonEffed
Brevity is my middle name, but my name was TL
- Jan 11, 2020
- 6,726
Brick In The Wall
2M Or Not 2B.
- Oct 30, 2019
- 25,158
No one has mentioned this yet. But the dark web mostly consists of banking information and private gov or corporate networks/databases. Tor and onion sites are only a small fraction of it. The NSA infiltrated Tor a good while back so it's not as private as people think anymore.
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