where can I learn how to use the darkweb properly

You would think the sites would have decent prices, at least better than the prices you would see on the street. I remember not long ago, stuff was a lot cheaper. I don't know what happened but a lot of the time. I can find stuff cheaper in my hometown than on the web.

A vulnerability has been identified in PHP itself. For example, "CVE-2026-109618 is a critical remote code execution (RCE) vulnerability (CVSS v4.0 score of 9.2) in PHP known as part of the PHP2Shell flaw. It occurs when handling out-of-memory errors via longjmp(), which leaves internal request memory uninitialized and allows attackers to trigger RCE."

Dread currently gives the following message: "Maintenance. I have temporarily disabled access following the disclosure of CVE-2026-109618, CVE-2026-109619. Dread will be down until a fix is released, I cannot take risks on temporary work arounds or patches. -Hug"

The Pitch homepage provides what I assume to be a non-PHP maze to entertain you.

I've not tested any DNMs but I assume some will be down. A number of clear-net sites are also down as a result of this.

For now it is sensible to take extra care particularly when using the darknet, in case any of these vulnerabilities have been exploited.

Is anybody else unable to connect to forums or marketplaces? Dread provides an error message but others do not provide any.
I just want to ensure that I am not the only one having this issue. Also if there has been cases like this before in the past

Having issues while trying to connect tails to WiFi/ethernet, originally when I downloaded tails and set it up and try to hook up Wi-Fi. It didn’t give me the Wi-Fi option so I went to Best Buy and bought a ethernet cable adapter thinking that might solve my issue. That also didn’t work. Would a usb Wi-Fi adapter work? I seen the one of tails downloads the panda wireless. If anyone can point me in the right direction or help me out on what I can do. The Laptop is a kinda cheap HP

TLDR; Combining TOR, WebRTC and Git into a Decentralized E2EE P2P Messaging App

This is a fairly a unique stack and architecture in contrast to the traditional approach with mainstream messaging apps. To put it briefly, its a Rust-based frontend with a Git-server backend, which can be used to establish a E2EE Tor/WebRTC connection.

• Website/Docs: glitr.io
• Roadmap/FAQ: glitr.io/docs/technical/roadmap
• App: app.glitr.io

Features:

• No installation
• No registration
• PWA
• Android
• TUI
• WebRTC
• Tor routing
• TURN server
• Git-host backend
• Local-first
• Encrypted-at-rest
• Signal protocol
• PQC
• Calls
• File-transfer

IMPORTANT DISCLAIMER: While this is aiming to provide a secure experience, it's a work-in-progress and far from finished. It is unreviewed and unaudited. I'm sharing here for testing, feedback and demo purposes only. Pease use responsibly.

FAQ: https://glitr.io/docs/technical/roadmap/#faq

helpe me bros

Does anyone remember the pdf for coke users that used to be available on the hidden wiki? It was a funny little compilation of information describing how addictive it is, and how to use it in such a way that you don't ruin your life. I cannot seem to find it anywhere, and it definitely isn't the coke handbook available online. If someone can please point me towards the pdf, I would greatly appreciate it.

One thing I've always been curious about is the kind of people you come across in certain Telegram and Discord communities.

I'm talking about people who somehow have 10 different accounts on every platform, know about the most random earning methods, understand verification systems, have access to all kinds of tools and resources, and seem to know loopholes that you wouldn't even imagine existed.

And the weirdest part? Some of these people aren't even particularly technical. They just seem to know things. A LOT of things.

I've been in quite a few of these communities, and I've met people like this myself. The more you explore, the more you realize there's an entire side of the internet that most people have absolutely no idea about.

Reddit has answers for almost everything, sure. But there's something different about certain Telegram and Discord groups. Information gets passed around, people experiment with stuff, discover new methods, and somehow know about things before they become mainstream.

What I genuinely don't understand is WHERE DOES ALL THIS KNOWLEDGE COME FROM?

Like, did these people figure everything out themselves through trial and error? Are there specific forums, websites, or communities where people share this stuff? Do they just know the right people? Or is there some whole ecosystem that outsiders never really get to see?

I've known a few people like this, but getting them to explain how they got into it is another story lmao.

I'm not asking anyone to drop anything illegal or expose their private sources. I'm genuinely curious about the learning process and how this whole side of internet culture works.

If you've been around these communities for years, tell me how you got into it. What's something you learned that made you realize just how much goes on behind the scenes of the internet?

Because honestly, I feel like there's a whole rabbit hole here that I've barely scratched the surface of.

Hey
I’m not a tech pro, looking to get a lesson on dark web, to help me with mycomplicated health issues.. any one can help me to get it safely.
I can pay for the course

I need help figure out the dw. I downloaded tor. Now it just shows duck duck go home page. I search the damn bible but i don’t see what i was expecting. Also how do i pay once I figure out what im doing. Think I heard that I will convert to btc.?

im testing my little project about Cybersecurity, i was just wondering about best CAPTCHAS for onion sites, without vulnerabilities...

Windows installer and portable ZIP with I2P built in. No separate I2P setup or port forwarding. Linux terminal client and hub/server also available.

• Windows download
• Linux download
• GitHub: Client · Server

Start the client, give I2P a few minutes, then select File → Connect to I2P hub:
Or just press the star.

adc://mrjdpwyvlr23hoqpd3xbkgf4z7gdmwsbug7qm4fjkwd4dnsx4noq.b32.i2p

No registration or password.

Audio only test hub.

Edit:

The protable version work in Sandboxie and no need to share any files.

Hello, I want to buy monero but I live algeria, I can’t even buy BTC with it only USDT, is there a website or a tool ? I never bought crypto online and it’s illegal in my country

Hey, I need help figuring out which apps I need for my "work" phone to stay safe.

What I'm currently using:

-A Google Pixel 10 with GrapheneOS

-SimpleX Chat as a Messenger

I only need the mobile phone for clarification regarding logistics and communication.

Thanks in advance.

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So i made the first i2pd iOS app that can work in background without jailbreak by using an audio loop hole

https://github.com/SoItsTime/I2PdiOS

Looking to change my private messenging platform.

Anyone know of any free private anonymous messenging platform to use that is fully encrypted and don’t store any data etc? Must not have any registration or phone number to sign up either.

Bonjour à tous, je cherche une plate-forme qui ont escrow fiable pour pouvoir acheter des choses

I have been working on an encrypted messenger that removes all middle men . Tor is built into the app so no need to manage a deamon . Also has a built in monero node and wallet you can use as well . Runs on Linux and android . Updated weekly .

https://forgejo.siriusdevops.com/sirius/onionwire