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 my previous post, I had referenced a dark web social network called Connect. Its URL, for the curious, is http://connectkjsazkwud.onion. I discovered this when visiting the URL of the old Blackbook site, and I believe it’s by the same developers. This time around, however, I was interested in figuring out if it’s a scam (since […]
One of my favorite dark web social networks, Psycho Social Network, recently had a major upgrade – and it looks pretty cool! If you need the link again, here: http://psycnets7z6tvpa.onion Yeah, yeah, I know that’s not quite the kind of photo you’d expect from a site called “Psycho Social Network.” Well, trust me, there’s plenty of […]
Alright, technically this site isn’t on the “dark web,” but that’s how I came across it. I had clicked on the Atlayo Search Engine, and to my surprise, it had been hacked: If you go by what the picture says, the person (or people) responsible were 7ulzSec – well, I guess that’s pretty obvious, huh? I […]
Awhile ago, I was reading an article about Tor, and it had said that one of the most popular “Tor hidden services” was Facebook (go figure). I’ve known for awhile that you could use Facebook with Tor, but my question about it is that because most people use their real names on Facebook, would using […]
Early on in my “journey” onto Tor, I had joined some social networks, like Blackbook and Galaxy2. Ever since then, these have fascinated me. Blackbook, which I’ve mentioned on some recent posts, was the first I ever joined. It was down for quite some time, and its developer(s) relaunched it again not too long ago. […]
Diaspora is, as the title says, a decentralized social network. Their motto is “The online social world where you are in control.” At first glance, it may seem like your average social network (e.g. Twitter, Facebook), but as it says in the screenshot above, privacy is emphasized on diaspora, which, on Facebook, it really isn’t. […]
