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The Tor Browser is a web browser that emphasizes user privacy and anonymity by leveraging the Tor network. It directs your internet traffic through multiple relays, utilizing a technique called…

A crypto mixer, also referred to as a cryptocurrency mixer or tumbler, is a specialized service that aims to heighten the privacy and anonymity of cryptocurrency transactions. Its major goal…

Anonymous is a decentralized and well-known activist and hacktivist organization best known for its attacks against governments, government institutions, government agencies, enterprises, and even the Church of Scientology. In 2003,…

The dark web, often known as the darknet, is a hidden section of the internet that cannot be reached by standard search engines. It is part of the deep web,…

Darknet markets are illicit online platforms operating on the dark web, enabling the trade of illegal goods and services through anonymous cryptocurrency transactions. They provide a wide range of products,…

Cryptocurrency laundering involves concealing the origin of funds to give them the appearance of legitimacy. Techniques such as mixing services, coin swapping, privacy coins, peer-to-peer exchanges, and layering are used…

Darknet forums are anonymous platforms on the dark web where users discuss topics like hacking, illegal activities, drugs, and fraud. Anonymity is crucial, with users adopting pseudonyms and encryption. These…

Carding on the dark web involves the illicit use of stolen credit card information or financial credentials for fraudulent activities. Individuals, who engage in carding, acquire credit card details through…

Ransomware is malware that encrypts files or blocks computer access until a ransom is paid. Attackers demand payment in cryptocurrency for a decryption key, which spreads through the phishing emails,…

A DDoS attack aims to disrupt the normal operation of a computer network, service, or website by inundating it with a massive influx of internet traffic. The attacker’s goal is…