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A tag archive on Krebs on Security collecting posts about dark web topics. Entries cover the 2019 takedown of the Wall Street Market dark web bazaar, the disappearance of the Evolution Market in 2015, and stolen credit card shops. Each entry carries a publication date and reader comments.
Analyst reporting on cybercrime marketplaces, underground actors, ransomware and stolen-data trends.
Intelligence reporting on cybercriminal groups, underground forums and ransomware operations.
Intelligence analysis covering illicit communities, ransomware groups and underground online activity.
Research articles on dark-web monitoring, exposed data, cybercrime groups and external threats.
A blog from DarkOwl whose analysts publish insights on darknet intelligence, threat detection and cybersecurity trends. Posts include a darknet marketplace snapshot series and articles on breach data and ransomware. The blog states it offers news, research and resources for enterprises and security professionals.
Narrative podcast documenting breaches, underground actors, darknet cases and security investigations.
Dark-web intelligence company publishing monitoring, ransomware and underground-ecosystem analysis.
Analyst posts on deep- and dark-web activity, threat actors and underground communities.
Reporting and explainers on dark-web activity, leak sites and underground cybercrime.
News archive covering dark-web leaks, criminal forums, takedowns and ransomware activity.
Tor Stack Exchange is a question-and-answer site for researchers, developers, and users of Tor. Questions cover topics such as onion services, exit relays, Tails, the Tor Browser Bundle, anonymity, and configuration.
The tor-relays mailing list is a Tor Project email list for support and questions about running Tor relays, including exit, non-exit and bridge relays. Its archive shows discussions grouped by month from 2011 onward, with activity summaries and lists of active posters.
The Tor Project Forum is a discussion site for Tor users. It hosts user support, Tor blog comments, project announcements, feedback on Tor Browser and Tor Project websites, and discussions in languages other than English. It also covers events, general Tor ecosystem topics, read-only mirrors of Tor Project mailing lists, and development of Arti.
Public community forum discussing I2P software, services, development and network operations.
Community support forum for organizations and developers operating GlobaLeaks whistleblowing sites.
Whistleblower Aid instructions for submitting documents securely through its verified SecureDrop service.
The Washington Post instructions for submitting documents securely through its verified SecureDrop service.
The Guardian SecureDrop is a tool for securely sending messages and documents to the Guardian. It uses the Tor network to hide where messages came from, and communication is encrypted in transit and on the server. Sources access it through an onion URL using the Tor browser.
The Globe and Mail's SecureDrop service provides a way to share information with its journalists with more security and anonymity than traditional means. The software comes from the Freedom of the Press Foundation. The service uses the Tor network to anonymize interactions and is reached through the Tor Browser.
The Economist instructions for submitting documents securely through its verified SecureDrop service.
Süddeutsche Zeitung instructions for submitting documents securely through its verified SecureDrop service.
A secure contact page for journalist Stefania Maurizi directing sources to use SecureDrop rather than email or phone. Visitors access the .onion SecureDrop address through the Tor Browser to anonymously send messages or documents. The page recommends using Tails from a public computer and public WiFi at a location not usually visited.
SecureDrop for Sources is a documentation guide introducing sources to using SecureDrop. SecureDrop is a tool news organizations and NGOs use for secure and anonymous communication between whistleblowers and journalists. Submitted information is encrypted, no personal information is collected, and it is not a cloud service. It accepts messages and individual file uploads up to 500MB.
