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reply posted on 21-1-2012 @ 03:05 PM by UkRandom
Originally posted by kai22
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So what you're saying is that your computer WILL be compromised, regardless of anti-virus/anti-malware?

Kyle



Antivirus do you think that will save you?

the big hitter Antivirus names on the market now have more holes than swiss cheese



what better way to generate money than give the consumer a false sense of security
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reply posted on 21-1-2012 @ 03:13 PM by UkRandom
Originally posted by trollz
Originally posted by UkRandom
Originally posted by trollz
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as they say silence is golden huh?
whats up seein peoples credit card details on a link too much for you to handle?

maybe i got that from a BS externallink?

shame half this sites full of ppl who think they know it all really

use TOR at your own risk and hope to god you dont end up on the bad side of the road cos if you do your SCREWED!!

to quote a group
We are Anonymous.
We are Legion.
We do not forgive.
We do not forget.
Expect us

if you think thats just a whitty line of words i invite you to come down deepweb and see for yourself exactly what Anonymous means




I don't feel the need to assert myself to someone who is trying to act tough.
The list you posted is insignificant and with it you've only proved that you're trying to show off.
And ANONYMOUS is not someone who identifies themselves on the internet and brags about their knowledge.
You're a fool and noone is taking you seriously after that show.

act tough on the internet lol im not a 12year old school boy
you assume im associated with ANON
why would i wanna associate myself with a group who classes hacking as a DDOS attack
i know kids that can pull of a ddos so thats neither here nor there

im a fool? ok thats your opinion and i respect that
but crawling the deepweb and thinking nothings gonna happen is FOOLISH

if you dont know pc security and how to truly erase your tracks id stay away from tor and where tor takes you


reply posted on 21-1-2012 @ 03:18 PM by blupblup
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Oh no, I agree... I was literally just commenting on your evasion of the censors.

You are absolutely spot on about deep web... good advice man.


reply posted on 21-1-2012 @ 04:12 PM by Kr0nZ
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deepweb.wikia.com...

LOL, good try, I will agree with you on some points

First, if you dont know what your doing you should stay away from the deepweb, you dont wanna end up somewhere you shouldnt be, never surf it with _javascript enabled for starts.

Second, there are onion sites the common user wont be able to access unless you know the right people, most of the "level 5" sites are invite only

[snip]
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reply posted on 21-1-2012 @ 04:20 PM by purplemer
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So... could I use tor for my everyday things such as ATS, Facebook etc?


it runs kinda slow but you can use it.


reply posted on 21-1-2012 @ 04:38 PM by JJRichey
reply to post by UkRandom



I'm glad you can be so mature about it, but then, you don't give two you know what anyways.

Personally, I find the concepts of the deep/dark web fascinating...a secret world, withing a secret world, within the normal (clearweb) world. I'm going to look farther into this. Thanks for the info.



reply posted on 21-1-2012 @ 05:42 PM by webpirate
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Using Tor to avoid SOPA wouldn't have worked in the first place. That was the first thing I thought of when I first heard about SOPA and PIPA...but both had language that made it illegal for any site to "help" or assist people from accessing those sites which were banned by the laws. It basically would have made Tor illegal for the public to use.

It also could well have been interpreted that just using something like Google to find a file sharing site...even if it wasn't blocked yet would have been illegal. So Google could well have been in violation of the laws for helping people access those sites.

SOPA and PIPA would have basically shut the Tor network down for all intents and purposes.


reply posted on 21-1-2012 @ 05:50 PM by webpirate
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But then again...as for a thread to help users understand Tor...especially if those laws had passed would have been against ATS T&C since it would have been basically telling users how to break the law. I'm leery of even going into any further discussion of Tor, since 2 clicks into the "starting point" it could put a user into either a place to find child porn or a place to buy illegal drugs.

My suggestion is to stay away from it. Anonymous has actually policed the onion network itself some by exposing the email addresses of people using child porn sites. It also ran DDoS attacks on multiples of those sites for a bit.

All I will say is there is a wealth of info on the open web atm about Tor, so any further questions should be directed to searches there. I'm sorry...I could explain it to you,but my advice is to stay clear of it.
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