Do you want to visit the dark side of the Internet?
Out there – beyond the prying eyes of law enforcement – is a Secret Internet, a place where spies, master criminals, pornographers, journalists, terrorists and the super-rich can do what they like with total impunity. This quick, inter-active e-book shows you how to dive straight into their world and explore the hidden depths. Learn how to enter a gateway to the Dark Net using freely-downloadable programs and applications; how to mask your identity and travel the Surface Web with total anonymity, plus upload and download securely, send secret emails and messages, and leave no trace. Explore the strangest websites, chat on the oddest bulletin boards and generally do what you like without having to look over your shoulder. With active table of contents and direct links to Hidden Networks.
Until now, finding your way in or navigating its depths has not been easy. In fact, it is positively dangerous unless you know how to proceed and it is all too easy to give yourself lasting nightmares. So be warned.
Direct links to the Hidden Wiki, Silk Road blackmarket, etc
Welcome to the Internet’s greatest secret – The Dark Net.
Conrad Jaeger is the Techtivist. He also writes a weekly column for Occupy.com on counter-surveillance and other security and freedom issues.
Out there – beyond the prying eyes of law enforcement – is a Secret Internet, a place where spies, master criminals, pornographers, journalists, terrorists and the super-rich can do what they like with total impunity. This quick, inter-active e-book shows you how to dive straight into their world and explore the hidden depths. Learn how to enter a gateway to the Dark Net using freely-downloadable programs and applications; how to mask your identity and travel the Surface Web with total anonymity, plus upload and download securely, send secret emails and messages, and leave no trace. Explore the strangest websites, chat on the oddest bulletin boards and generally do what you like without having to look over your shoulder. With active table of contents and direct links to Hidden Networks.
Until now, finding your way in or navigating its depths has not been easy. In fact, it is positively dangerous unless you know how to proceed and it is all too easy to give yourself lasting nightmares. So be warned.
Direct links to the Hidden Wiki, Silk Road blackmarket, etc
Welcome to the Internet’s greatest secret – The Dark Net.
Conrad Jaeger is the Techtivist. He also writes a weekly column for Occupy.com on counter-surveillance and other security and freedom issues.
