So long as you protect your password and practice smart browsing, it should be as secure as you need. Several groups use it to solicit help and answer questions to people outside the network, and it's great as a secure step up from normal email on the fly. They did not say how they tracked them down, only that it was a multi-year investigation. As of this writing, there was a major bust by U.S. Using the Tor network and Bitcoin, people attempt to be anonymous in their dealings. This is a marketplace that sells everything from LSD to hashish to books. Well, it does, but that can be extra credit for someone else to point out. But this Google here has no idea where to look. There are entire networks of webpages called Hidden Services that are waiting for you to check out. However, this is only half of it with Tor. Remember how this operates-any normal address you type in will work, and your IP address will show whatever appears above (I edited mine out to stave away the party van) in server logs and such. If not, I would recommend taking a look at the linked articles above to get some background information about what I am presenting here. We've talked about the darknet, as well as Tor already, so it is assumed in this article that you have already gotten to the point where you can freely browse and use these services.
Now that we are all set up and current, where do we go? Where is the deep web? If it tells you there's a security release or a new version, go ahead and download that and come back. Okay, your Tor Bundle is all set up and your looking at the welcome screen (below). You will come across things that you may not agree with, and while I will take no stand on them, you should show some level of caution. This is why it's great, but you need to attack it with an open mind. However, I should warn you-the deep web is a vast, often uncharted and unpoliced area. Think of this like a helpful brochure to the hidden web. It occurred to me that a nice list of resources would be very helpful to all of you anons out there. We've talked about the deep web before, but we never really covered the details of what's out there.
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