If you've decided to explore the deep web, it's important to understand: it's not just the "dark side" of the internet. It hosts academic databases, private archives, and resources for journalists and human rights activists. But to avoid trouble, you need to act wisely. Here's how to set up Tor, avo...
The False Promise of Telegram Convenience Let's get one thing straight - Telegram's become the go-to spot for shady deals lately. Fast chats, no complicated signups, straight to business. Sounds sweet, right? Well, wake the fuck up. There's a reason seasoned players are sticking with darknet market...
Rome… what do we know about Rome? Rome was founded in 753 BC and grew from a city into an empire stretching from the shores of the Atlantic Ocean in the west to the Mediterranean Sea in the east. Rome is not a geographical location or a nation; Rome is an idea. By conquering countries, Rome b...
The darknet markets are constantly evolving, and if just a few years ago most deals were done through face-to-face meetings or couriers, today the landscape has changed dramatically. Dead drops have become the dominant method of product distribution, and for good reason. This approach isn’t ju...
The Psychological Shift of Darknet Operatives Ever notice how after a few months working in the darknet, the world starts to shift? Ordinary noises outside your window turn into potential threats, a stranger's glance feels like surveillance, and a glitch in your device instantly makes you think you...
How artificial intelligence succeeded where global law enforcement failed. For nearly three decades, Richard Burrows—an English boarding school teacher and scout leader—lived a quiet life in paradise. To his neighbors in Phuket, Thailand, he was just "Peter Smith," a friendly British ex...