Dark.fail: Is a darknet site online?

Post by cosarara » Fri, Oct 25, 2019, 10:03 AM UTC

yessenia1 wrote: post #10

Leace wrote: post #9

> Accurate URLs verified by PGP. What does it mean? I'm not seeing any PGP clearsigned text in there...

He verifies before adding & has good track record doing so honestly, but yeah it would be better if he posted all of them openly. Most .onion sites host their public key at /pgp.txt, some host mirrors at /mirrors.txt . Empire Market for example has a /safe URL which signs the current URL to prove it is official. Most users don't do it though and trust this site to do it for them instead :/

Post by Drebeat » Fri, Oct 25, 2019, 11:23 AM UTC

Post by aaron695 » Fri, Oct 25, 2019, 1:51 PM UTC

buildbuildbuild wrote: post #6

Tor admins and cyber researchers rely heavily on this site to disseminate links in the wake of DeepDotWeb’s takedown. DDoS attackers seem to love it too as some sites change their .onion URLs ~hourly. Interesting how all sides of a battle can find a simple verified link so useful.

Post by lacker » Fri, Oct 25, 2019, 2:49 PM UTC

dingdingdanggg wrote: post #16

Is an illegal* site online? If I built this service I’d just log all the IPs from the requests and just hand them to the FBI.

Post by dingdingdanggg » Fri, Oct 25, 2019, 2:57 PM UTC

throwaway8491 wrote: post #18

dingdingdanggg wrote: post #16

Is an illegal* site online? If I built this service I’d just log all the IPs from the requests and just hand them to the FBI.

Why would you violate your users' privacy just because of the network they are using? Many activists use sites listed here, including ProtonMail, Keybase, DuckDuckGo. If you're so happy to help USA law enforcement without a subpoena it's a very good thing you didn't build Facebook or Twitter.