deep web nsa recent hacking

[johnny614]

Don't do it. They don't even care if you're looking at the deep web's darker contents indirectly, they want to get rid of it and its users because basically they can't control it nor its contents. Not saying they're wrong for removing CP and CP related content at all, I'm completely fine with getting rid of that.

[Drake]

u dont know how it works do you?

From what i have read on reddit they have access to google/M$/Yahoo/etc so ya they can see what you do . (and since most servers are in the US they can easely safe all the incoming and outgoing data.)

[Chuma2]

From what i have read on reddit they have access to google/M$/Yahoo/etc so ya they can see what you do . (and since most servers are in the US they can easely safe all the incoming and outgoing data.)

uhm.... nope... deepnet by definiation is unindexable by search engines

[LordPankake]

And since the FBI seized 50% of the tor web they might even track your traffic and god knows what happens then.

Implying they don't already?

[PyrexxHero®]

Implying they don't already?

They don't just track all connections. That costs a lot of money to even track one person. Besides, they would only go for producers/suppliers of "illicit materials"

What happened was they paid some high level grayhat hackers to find a 0day java exploit on the newest firefox platform, and anyone stupid enough to be running with scripts on or not fully secured got infected from a fake "down for maintanence" page