The internet's secret black market

[TheCoder]

from everyone

But as I said, its not really possible to completely hide yourself, especially from law enforcement types. As long as you dont do anything too overt and stay under the radar you should be safe enough but never assume your completely undetectable.

Ultimately, data packets have to get from A to B which makes them inherently trackable. Although VPN's encrypt and thus make data content very difficult to snoop the actual start and end points can (and often are) tracked, regardless of how many relays you go through. Also remember that when data gets to the other end, it has to be decrypted. If the other end is in any way compromised then you may of well of not bothered to encrypt in the first place.

[cablefreejunkie]

But as I said, its not really possible to completely hide yourself, especially from law enforcement types. As long as you dont do anything too overt and stay under the radar you should be safe enough but never assume your completely undetectable.

Ultimately, data packets have to get from A to B which makes them inherently trackable. Although VPN's encrypt and thus make data content very difficult to snoop the actual start and end points can (and often are) tracked, regardless of how many relays you go through. Also remember that when data gets to the other end, it has to be decrypted. If the other end is in any way compromised then you may of well of not bothered to encrypt in the first place.

i totally agree,
withut sounding too paranoid,and as i always say a healthy degree of paranoia is good for all
all this state snooping and colation of info espescially where google is involved but not just google could come back to bite you on the arse big time,,if youre looking at material that the state deem to be subversive youre ~~~~ed,this is why we see the likes of china etc curtailing peoples rights to read what they like,,so really were just as bad as china,,we let people read and surf but collect everything they do and store it for use later on,and which can be used in a court of law etc against the individual.........

[Meat-Head]

,,we let people read and surf but collect everything they do and store it for use later on,and which can be used in a court of law etc against the individual.........

Didn't realise every time you press the report botton, it stays logged.

Meat

[tshirtman]

if anyone wants to listen to the BBC report of the dark web podcast, you'll find it here:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/i/b01bmpl4/

[aleister crowley]

if anyone wants to listen to the BBC report of the dark web podcast, you'll find it here:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/i/b01bmpl4/

Utter sensationalist bullshit.
95% of people wouldn't know how to get to these sites.

Bitcoins are the future.

[aleister crowley]

They don't like the fact that bitcoins are currently cutting out the banking system.
Even though they aren't but they are trying to make out that is what is happening.
MSM at it's best.

[tshirtman]

Utter sensationalist bullshit.
95% of people wouldn't know how to get to these sites.

Bitcoins are the future.

If you listen to the podcast, they tell you how to do it,
they explain about, TOR, the silk road, and bit coins, so if people didn't know before they will now.
they interview one of the creators of TOR.

they also interview Joesph menn, the author of "Fatal System Error: The Hunt for the New Crime Lords Who are Bringing Down the Internet". if anyone wants to have a read, check out the HERE

[tshirtman]

They don't like the fact that bitcoins are currently cutting out the banking system.
Even though they aren't but they are trying to make out that is what is happening.
MSM at it's best.

Who's "they" ??