well i want about the link, information. So hope you guy can help me !

dont dare to enter it be careful 1 wrong move and u either with the police or have done some major shit that u will regret

You can access .onion sites using the Tor web browser.
Download it on https://www.torproject.org

Then you can find search engines and repertories on this wiki: http://www.thehiddenwiki.net/deep-web-directories-search-engines/

But the half of the .onion sites are about the conspiracy theory, and none are gaming sites, after 10 minutes the browsing is already boring.

I used to surfer on the deepweb around 4 years ago, to read something from wikileaks or some hacking posts. But now the FBI (or CIA, idk) has deleted around the 80% of the information :(.
If you still want to enter just download the Tor browser, and I recomend you to use a virtual pc like virtualbox or something wich is more safe.

Deep web or dark web? they are two different things entirely. Deep web is everything you cant see, an unpublished you tube video, doctors records, etc. The Dark web is were you use the hidden wiki. Most people use the tor browser or some other browser that's supposedly keeps you anonymous. I yhink you meant the dark web not the deep web.

well, how can you go through the deep web?? Deep web, not dark web

You can still be traced through tor. don't think you're safe.

>>7 You can get electrocuted by a computer. Don't think you're safe.

>>7 You can post idiotic comments and degrade the whole thread. Don't think your subject is safe.

tor and use what that one guy said the hiddeh wiki its intresting but dont look around too much there shit u dont want to see

Lol, while you're not into terrorist or organised crime things police won't even try finding your identity by cracking the Tor network.

Indeed, if you respect the safety rules published on the Tor wiki it would ask a tremendeous effort to indentify your machine.

Hiterto, all the poeple who were arrested and all the servers taken down by police were found due to a user mistake (like posting a picture containing GPS location, e-mail adress in the source code of the page, a mention of your id in a message,...).

Source comming soon, I can't manage to find the link back.

It doesn't matter if you're looking for illegal things, you're likely to find them, and it probably won't be the FBI who is tracing you.

*Just* using Tor is absolutely not a safe way of accessing the deep web. You need a lot more security running behind a simple browser proxy. Even the Tor site clearly states that you *are NOT* safe or fully anonymous just using the Tor browser.

By the way, Law Enforcement has a lot more access over monitoring the surface web. Every website that can be indexed is monitored by various intelligence agencies. It's the sites that can't be indexed that are more likely to be passed over by the law, and these are also the places where some pretty fucked up people like to hang out. Not to mention, most of them are smart. A hell of a lot smarter than you, if you need to be starting threads like this.

Tor doesn't state you're insecure when using it, it just informs yourself about its limitations.

However, since it's a US tool designed to help journalists, US agents and activists abroad, it is made very secured and hard to monitor (even for the NSA).

Last year, the Russian gov even announced it is willing to pay 111,000 usd to the one finding a method to identify a user.

Source: http://www.pcworld.com/article/2458420/russian-government-offers-money-for-identifying-tor-users.html

I've never understood peoples obsession with the deep web. Most links don't work, the links that do work have horrible disgusting shit on it.

>>15 Tor should not be consider safe. Yes, it has a huge amount of security from the nature of its network, but remember that all your traffic must pass from node to node and there are Tor nodes out there that swipe personal details that pass through it.

Any web router can do it, even off the Tor network: your traffic has usually to be routed thought several networks to arrive from a client to a server.

And communications inside the Tor network are encrypted, so only the exit node can eavesdrop your communication. That's why, like on the "standard" web, you should not give any personal information over a not encrypted connections.

However, Tor can add a security: usually, even if a connection is encrypted any web router can identify the client and the server. But with Tor, the router only knows that the connection is between the server and the Tor network: your IP address is masked.

Piece of advice: Be very careful when accessing the deep web, know that many.... things happen there including abilities to hire assassins and such.

Do you need an assassin ? ^^

Obviously none of you guys really know what you're talking about when it comes to internet security.

https://evilzone.org/hacking-newbies/unmasking-tor-ip/

This thread and the articles linked in it are just a few of the many different ways you can be found-out when using tor.

Not even to mention that many, many tor nodes are run by the NSA. Yes, this is an easily searchable fact. If someone wants to sniff on your traffic, it's likely you're already connected right to them.

This is boring. I just downloaded tor got in the browser and have nothing to do. It's just simply protecting your identity. I still can't access deep web and I have no idea what to search. Why is it people interested in it anyway?

No one is going share deepweb or darknet links with you, because those who actually know some are smarter than you.
Seriously, if you idiots cant even figure this basic stuff out, you shouldn't be going where you have no business.

By the way, the "deepweb" is simply unindexed websites, and includes a hell of a lot more than onion sites. Most parts of the deepweb do not require tor to access. What you people refer to is the darknet, which consists of .onion and freenet websites, and likely other unique domains as well.

This is basically on the deep web Because it's password protected.

Yup

Yup

technically this isn't a deep web site because you don't need a special service like TOR to access this. In addition, the URL exists on a public domain type. My opinion of the deep web is that it is not worth visiting for a variety of reasons. While I haven't been there myself, I've heard quite a few disturbing stories.

I don't know if this helps : https://openload.co/f/mgPc3O-AKiQ/Inside_The_Dark_Web_-_Documentary.mp4

I've heard of it. Apparently you have to use a different browser to open the site. Or at least my cousin says so.

Lol the deep web is a hidden web were people hide weird shit thats all.Use tor and start exploring or just google oninon sites to go to ...be prepared and be warned DAM DAM DAM

Its full of pedophilias, child pornography, tortures, dead people, hackers, drugs, hitmans, and it loads fucking crappy on our country so i don't go there much. and also check out documentaries on youtube. You'll get the idea.

I use it to collect information. There are lots of intel exchanges that are really useful, but you need to tread carefully. You are swimming with hitmen, drug dealers, hackers, pedos, and a whole lot of other bad eggs.

Hi there Sicam. It is good that you are going into the deep web. Hope you are doing good and justice. My country (Malaysia) has a lot people being kidnapped. Can you share a little bit of info on that. It is kind of personal to me.

Can an admin sage this thread and get these stupid kids off the internet, please?

What's the deep web?

well this people are either sneaky or really dumb to be asking this question...you can only find it on your own....bunch of children.....

Haha

theres alot of jailbait and guns for sale stolen most likely and there are a couple that sell cocaine and other drugs human trafficing stuff like that it gets boring tho

Well, the deep web is different from the dark web.
Here's a url to an article explaining it.
http://www.brightplanet.com/2014/03/clearing-confusion-deep-web-vs-dark-web/
You can probably find more about it through some searching.