Deepweb Anonymity & Security

>>52251638
No

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>>52251657
ok

>>52251638
>>get tails
>>get TOR
>>do what you want on the deep/dark web
>>done

>>52251704

This, but also a VPN, if you connect directly to TOR your ISP can see you do it. That could have implications to people in some countries.

Tails>VPN>TOR and you are safe.

Steal WIFI with a long rang antenna if you want to be really sneaky.

>>52251638

The drug markets are real. Assassinations, and new identity services, and most private sites are scams. Trust no one.

90% of things are a scam.
Also, don't use Javascript - WebRTC exploits can get your real IP.

Get tails or whonix on a virtual machine. You can boot the tails operating system from a usb drive, and its like you computer has never seen it after you log out of tails. Whonix is an alternative and it lets you download stuff.

Try not to accept cookies, disable javascript, if you di accept cookies clear them all after each session, dont use your real info, dont use normal email services, use only encrypted mail services and chats, beware of bad exit nodes and the like.

90% of what u need to know.

>>52254228
Sicko

>>52254194
i heard stealing wifi is pointless because they still know ur geo.

>>52251638
Except it is that easy. I've been ordering drugs for the last couple years and making tons of money. You need a Tor browser (google it) and if you think anybody might ever try to track you, use a VPN. Then you need to get bitcoins, and you are free to use whatever services the dark net markets claim to offer.

Now just like eBay and craigslist, people can lie on the dark net, so make sure you read reviews, do some research, and don't be a dumbass. For the most part though, to get big time weapons (like assault rifles and RPGs) or to hire assassins, you have to have to actually know people. DPR was able to hire assassins because he, ya know, ran the silk road. My best guess on if you wanted to have access to services like that would be to lurk on their forums and become known. Chances are you'd probably have to become a vendor yourself in order to gain any kind of trust in those communities.

>>52255914
>DPR was able to hire assassins
Except he didn't really, they were all either scammers or FBI agents.

>>52256764
I thought he did two originally, but to catch him they entrapped him with a third?

>>52256812
nah he sure payed for them, but prosecutor said there's no reason to believe they actually happened. He got scammed, then busted.

>>52255914
>>52254194
You don't really need a VPN. Some countries block access to the Tor network which is the reason for using a VPN, but a lot of organizations or private people host Tor bridges, which are something like a proxy through which you connect to the Tor network. Because everybody can host a bridge and they are not listed anywhere, they are pretty hard to block.
It is however a good idea to use a VPN or similar first to avoid anything like this:
http://www.theverge. com/2013/12/18/5224130/fbi-agents-tracked-harvard-bomb-threats-across-tor
This article also shows that technical anonymity is only the minimum requirement to stay anonymous. If you use any services with your real credentials in a Tor session, then assume that the whole session is not anonymous anymore (i.e don't login to fb in the same session as you're buying drugs).
From a technical point of view, just downloading the Tor browser and using it appropriatly (don't forget to enable NoScript) will be enough in most cases. There are exploits to track you and your IP, but they usually rely on compromised hardware and/or very specific cases where your connection goes through unpatched or compromised nodes, which is, or should be, very unlikely. But the average user doesn't need to worry unless they have a three-letter agency actively looking for tem.

>>52255404
I hope you launder your BTC first.

>>52257840
You forgot to mention that most tor bridges are known by the NSA and the chinese gorvernment(they ban tor there). So people should really use a vpn and not rely on compromised and under surveillance tor bridges.

>>52257840
True

Was it him or some body else, that they caught by...?

Fuck what was it called?
Time of entry? Where they catch you when you log on.. Then when you log into..

Butchering it.

>>52258408
Despite that the NSA or security agency of choice would need to control something like 70% of all Tor relays in order to accurately interpret the traffic. Tor is completely secure until then assuming that you don't fuck up.

Speaking of which, this video is always relevant in these threads: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J1q4Ir2J8P8

>>52251638
Well telling you kinda makes it not secret doesn't it.

>>52258580
It's not so hard to compromise the Tor network by taking it over.
I am part of one of many european organizations funding Tor nodes and exit nodes. We have one server that hosts an exit node with a few gigabits which runs at around 150 to 200 euros per month. That server alone used to have about 5% of all Tor traffic going through it at any given time, and now it's just a little less. It's important to mention that there are way less exit nodes than regular ones, but the amount of servers you have doesn't play a role, it's the percentage of bandwidth and speed you provide of the overal bandwidth and speed that counts.
So in the end the NSA doesn't need to own 70% of the nodes, but 70% of the speed.
There is/was an exploit to de-anonymize Tor users using Cisco hardware, but I think it was a very narrow selection of hardware that could be used for that exploit.

Aside from that, if you don't trust Tor (and there are not many, but some reasons to do so), you can try i2p or go full paranoid and use a dedicated computer (with BIOS instead of UEFI) that you only use with a live disk on public/other people's networks somewhere geographically unconnectable to you (or use something along Freifunk or HAM Radio transmitted internet).

Tails>VPN>Tor along with a public wifi. Additionally all DNM are going to scam you at some point. Buy your BTC then tumble them into a electro wallet and THEN transfer them into your assigned BTC address on the DNM you choose. Always use pgp when communicating with a vendor. Just say fuck it and live your life.

>>52258580
This is why I love this site. Even with all this shit, there is still useful things.

Thanks faggot