At various points on this blog, I’ve talked about Psycho Social Network, which is one of my favorite social networks on Tor. In fact, it’s become one of my regular hangouts. In keeping with that, I finally decided to interview P5ych0N37, who is the creator and admin of the site. I found his answers to […]
In a couple of recent posts, I’d written about the social network Connect. While I had initially misjudged it as a scam, I think that’s all cleared up now. Therefore, one of the admins of Connect, Andreas Rybak, offered to do an interview. How could I say no? We discussed such things as privacy, staying […]
After getting doxed a couple of times, I’ve realized that I have way too many online accounts, in particular, ones that I don’t use anymore. It may seem silly that someone who writes about the dark web would have dozens of online accounts, but in the early days of social media (I’m talking early ’00s), […]
So, it’s come to my attention that people actually do read what I write about dark web sites (I kid)! Back in March of 2018, I wrote a post entitled Reddit Cracks Down on Dark Web Subreddits, and that still holds true. I’m just happy that r/deepweb is still around (probably because they forbid advertising illegal […]
While I happened to be visiting Connect today, I noticed that they had two links promoting sites of theirs. One was a new Blackbook, at http://blkbook7i4cpw4s6.onion. The original Blackbook site was a Facebook-like social network (much like the Connect site I mentioned in the previous post). It was the first social network I joined on Tor, […]
By coincidence, I happened to be combing through the not Evil search engine this afternoon and came across some of my own data on a dump from 2017. Specifically, the dump consisted of the usernames, email addresses, and passwords (in hash form) from the Blackbook social network. Here’s the full dump if you need to […]
Those of you who are regular readers here know that privacy is one of my many concerns. Heck, that’s one of the reasons why I’m still on the dark web. Thus, I was pleased to hear that Tim Berners-Lee, the inventor of the world wide web as we know it, is starting a new “internet” […]
