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danielm8
at April 18,2016
A darknet is nothing more than a network that requires a special path to get to. Is it ethical for law enforcement to use malcode to trace people who use the darknet? Torrenting is only illegal if the content is copyrighted. Pirate Bay is a popular torrent mentioned in the video. Can the government shut them down if people are distributing copyrighted material? But they are not the ones who are uploading the content. This is an interesting issue.
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pdonyina
at April 25,2016
anonymising network Tor has seen an abnormally high amount of malicious traffic going around. Sites hosted on Tor, known as Hidden Services, have been targeted by denial of service (DoS) attacks, where large amounts of traffic is sent to a web server, making access slow or impossible.
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pdonyina
at April 25,2016
The darknet is where a group of hackers calling themselves the "Impact Team" recently published sensitive information about the 37 million members of the "affair" website Ashley Madison, and "sugar daddy" site Established Men.
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pdonyina
at April 25,2016
If the Internet in general is an "information superhighway," then the darknet is a side street that doesn't show up on your GPS
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pdonyina
at April 25,2016
Google's search tool cannot see darknet information because it is written in a different "language" than the one used by the World Wide Web
