** Does NIKETALK know anything about the DEEP WEB?! **

[jfdoom]

Originally Posted by ThunderChunk69

just wondering
what do the urls look like and why can't you see them on a regular browser?

They're not your regular ol' dns names. An address looks something like this http://kpvz7ki2v5agwt35.onion/wiki/index.php/Main_Page

In a nutshell, deepweb are private servers that anyone can get to if they know where to look/what to type in. The problem is(as stated before) you can get yourself into a world of trouble quick if you're just clicking away on things.

 

[651akathepaul]

Originally Posted by James Earl Zones

I didn't read any of this thread besides the first post. If you don't have TOR or know how to use it properly, do not dig around the hidden wiki. Please. A lot of the sites involved are being watched by authorities and if you dont know what you're going, you will be in a lot of legal trouble.

If you're completely sane, what's wrong with a little curiosity? I wouldn't think they'd really throw down the gavel just for looking around a bit. Right? Unless something is purchased, swapped, discussed, or acted upon, what can really be done to you? From a legal standpoint. I don't even wanna know the damage that can be done by the criminal geniuses out there.

Having said that...I'm not trying to make the first move

  

 

[651akathepaul]

Originally Posted by James Earl Zones

I didn't read any of this thread besides the first post. If you don't have TOR or know how to use it properly, do not dig around the hidden wiki. Please. A lot of the sites involved are being watched by authorities and if you dont know what you're going, you will be in a lot of legal trouble.

If you're completely sane, what's wrong with a little curiosity? I wouldn't think they'd really throw down the gavel just for looking around a bit. Right? Unless something is purchased, swapped, discussed, or acted upon, what can really be done to you? From a legal standpoint. I don't even wanna know the damage that can be done by the criminal geniuses out there.

Having said that...I'm not trying to make the first move

  

 

[jfdoom]

Originally Posted by 651akathePaul

Originally Posted by James Earl Zones

I didn't read any of this thread besides the first post. If you don't have TOR or know how to use it properly, do not dig around the hidden wiki. Please. A lot of the sites involved are being watched by authorities and if you dont know what you're going, you will be in a lot of legal trouble.

If you're completely sane, what's wrong with a little curiosity? I wouldn't think they'd really throw down the gavel just for looking around a bit. Right? Unless something is purchased, swapped, discussed, or acted upon, what can really be done to you? From a legal standpoint. I don't even wanna know the damage that can be done by the criminal geniuses out there.

Having said that...I'm not trying to make the first move

  

Well, for starters, by using networks like TOR your computer becomes one of the "bouncers" so if child porn is on the reciving end of some perv who was actualy conected thru your machine it puts suspicion on YOU.

Other dangers are - sensitive information like bank logins and stuff since all your data is bouncing from machine to machine it can be intercepted.

Half of you fools ain't even got an antivirus on your computer. Don't snoop around.

 

[jfdoom]

Originally Posted by 651akathePaul

Originally Posted by James Earl Zones

I didn't read any of this thread besides the first post. If you don't have TOR or know how to use it properly, do not dig around the hidden wiki. Please. A lot of the sites involved are being watched by authorities and if you dont know what you're going, you will be in a lot of legal trouble.

If you're completely sane, what's wrong with a little curiosity? I wouldn't think they'd really throw down the gavel just for looking around a bit. Right? Unless something is purchased, swapped, discussed, or acted upon, what can really be done to you? From a legal standpoint. I don't even wanna know the damage that can be done by the criminal geniuses out there.

Having said that...I'm not trying to make the first move

  

Well, for starters, by using networks like TOR your computer becomes one of the "bouncers" so if child porn is on the reciving end of some perv who was actualy conected thru your machine it puts suspicion on YOU.

Other dangers are - sensitive information like bank logins and stuff since all your data is bouncing from machine to machine it can be intercepted.

Half of you fools ain't even got an antivirus on your computer. Don't snoop around.

 

[hendrix watermelon]

JFDOOM- do you browse the deep web son?

 

[hendrix watermelon]

JFDOOM- do you browse the deep web son?

 

[futuristic]

Originally Posted by JFDOOM

Originally Posted by 651akathePaul

Originally Posted by James Earl Zones

I didn't read any of this thread besides the first post. If you don't have TOR or know how to use it properly, do not dig around the hidden wiki. Please. A lot of the sites involved are being watched by authorities and if you dont know what you're going, you will be in a lot of legal trouble.

If you're completely sane, what's wrong with a little curiosity? I wouldn't think they'd really throw down the gavel just for looking around a bit. Right? Unless something is purchased, swapped, discussed, or acted upon, what can really be done to you? From a legal standpoint. I don't even wanna know the damage that can be done by the criminal geniuses out there.

Having said that...I'm not trying to make the first move

  

Well, for starters, by using networks like TOR your computer becomes one of the "bouncers" so if child porn is on the reciving end of some perv who was actualy conected thru your machine it puts suspicion on YOU.

Other dangers are - sensitive information like bank logins and stuff since all your data is bouncing from machine to machine it can be intercepted.

My dude ate the red pill

I definitely wanna check this out on someone else's computer.

 

[futuristic]

Originally Posted by JFDOOM

Originally Posted by 651akathePaul

Originally Posted by James Earl Zones

I didn't read any of this thread besides the first post. If you don't have TOR or know how to use it properly, do not dig around the hidden wiki. Please. A lot of the sites involved are being watched by authorities and if you dont know what you're going, you will be in a lot of legal trouble.

If you're completely sane, what's wrong with a little curiosity? I wouldn't think they'd really throw down the gavel just for looking around a bit. Right? Unless something is purchased, swapped, discussed, or acted upon, what can really be done to you? From a legal standpoint. I don't even wanna know the damage that can be done by the criminal geniuses out there.

Having said that...I'm not trying to make the first move

  

Well, for starters, by using networks like TOR your computer becomes one of the "bouncers" so if child porn is on the reciving end of some perv who was actualy conected thru your machine it puts suspicion on YOU.

Other dangers are - sensitive information like bank logins and stuff since all your data is bouncing from machine to machine it can be intercepted.

My dude ate the red pill

I definitely wanna check this out on someone else's computer.

 

[651akathepaul]

So what's the betting info they got on there? Vegas give up their secrets or what?

 

[651akathepaul]

So what's the betting info they got on there? Vegas give up their secrets or what?

 

[jfdoom]

Originally Posted by Hendrix Watermelon

JFDOOM- do you browse the deep web son?

No.

When it comes to things like that, the less you know, the better. I'm a network admin myself and i won't dare mess with deepnet. If i won't, what should that tell y'all who don't even know how to use a computer past firefox and itunes?

 

[jfdoom]

Originally Posted by Hendrix Watermelon

JFDOOM- do you browse the deep web son?

No.

When it comes to things like that, the less you know, the better. I'm a network admin myself and i won't dare mess with deepnet. If i won't, what should that tell y'all who don't even know how to use a computer past firefox and itunes?

 

[doctor demise]

Originally Posted by JFDOOM

Originally Posted by 651akathePaul

Originally Posted by James Earl Zones

I didn't read any of this thread besides the first post. If you don't have TOR or know how to use it properly, do not dig around the hidden wiki. Please. A lot of the sites involved are being watched by authorities and if you dont know what you're going, you will be in a lot of legal trouble.

If you're completely sane, what's wrong with a little curiosity? I wouldn't think they'd really throw down the gavel just for looking around a bit. Right? Unless something is purchased, swapped, discussed, or acted upon, what can really be done to you? From a legal standpoint. I don't even wanna know the damage that can be done by the criminal geniuses out there.

Having said that...I'm not trying to make the first move

  

 your computer becomes one of the "bouncers"

Your computer is always a bouncer since the internet consists of computers networked together.

That said, if you know what you're doing then deep/invisible/dark web is something to explore rather than fear. 

 

[doctor demise]

Originally Posted by JFDOOM

Originally Posted by 651akathePaul

Originally Posted by James Earl Zones

I didn't read any of this thread besides the first post. If you don't have TOR or know how to use it properly, do not dig around the hidden wiki. Please. A lot of the sites involved are being watched by authorities and if you dont know what you're going, you will be in a lot of legal trouble.

If you're completely sane, what's wrong with a little curiosity? I wouldn't think they'd really throw down the gavel just for looking around a bit. Right? Unless something is purchased, swapped, discussed, or acted upon, what can really be done to you? From a legal standpoint. I don't even wanna know the damage that can be done by the criminal geniuses out there.

Having said that...I'm not trying to make the first move

  

 your computer becomes one of the "bouncers"

Your computer is always a bouncer since the internet consists of computers networked together.

That said, if you know what you're doing then deep/invisible/dark web is something to explore rather than fear. 

 

[toy collector123]

one of my associates told me about the deep web.

he is now serving 2 years in federal because of his machine being used a pass-thru to perv materials. they had a 30 page binder, so to say, about him and had every site he's visited plus the duration of his time on the site.

 

[toy collector123]

one of my associates told me about the deep web.

he is now serving 2 years in federal because of his machine being used a pass-thru to perv materials. they had a 30 page binder, so to say, about him and had every site he's visited plus the duration of his time on the site.

 

[jfdoom]

Originally Posted by Doctor Demise

Originally Posted by JFDOOM

Originally Posted by 651akathePaul

Originally Posted by James Earl Zones

I didn't read any of this thread besides the first post. If you don't have TOR or know how to use it properly, do not dig around the hidden wiki. Please. A lot of the sites involved are being watched by authorities and if you dont know what you're going, you will be in a lot of legal trouble.

If you're completely sane, what's wrong with a little curiosity? I wouldn't think they'd really throw down the gavel just for looking around a bit. Right? Unless something is purchased, swapped, discussed, or acted upon, what can really be done to you? From a legal standpoint. I don't even wanna know the damage that can be done by the criminal geniuses out there.

Having said that...I'm not trying to make the first move

  

 your computer becomes one of the "bouncers"

Your computer is always a bouncer since the internet consists of computers networked together.

That said, if you know what you're doing then deep/invisible/dark web is something to explore rather than fear. 

I know what i'm doing my dude

As you know(or should know) You're never 100% untraceable and you can get caught.

 

[jfdoom]

Originally Posted by Doctor Demise

Originally Posted by JFDOOM

Originally Posted by 651akathePaul

Originally Posted by James Earl Zones

I didn't read any of this thread besides the first post. If you don't have TOR or know how to use it properly, do not dig around the hidden wiki. Please. A lot of the sites involved are being watched by authorities and if you dont know what you're going, you will be in a lot of legal trouble.

If you're completely sane, what's wrong with a little curiosity? I wouldn't think they'd really throw down the gavel just for looking around a bit. Right? Unless something is purchased, swapped, discussed, or acted upon, what can really be done to you? From a legal standpoint. I don't even wanna know the damage that can be done by the criminal geniuses out there.

Having said that...I'm not trying to make the first move

  

 your computer becomes one of the "bouncers"

Your computer is always a bouncer since the internet consists of computers networked together.

That said, if you know what you're doing then deep/invisible/dark web is something to explore rather than fear. 

I know what i'm doing my dude

As you know(or should know) You're never 100% untraceable and you can get caught.

 

[zeen1ne]

ima do work on a friends computer

 

[zeen1ne]

ima do work on a friends computer

 

[hendrix watermelon]

Son

If I get caught I'm pointing fingers at this thread.

 

[hendrix watermelon]

Son

If I get caught I'm pointing fingers at this thread.

 

[thunderchunk69]

can you explain a pc being used as a "bouncer"?

if you're not running a server how are you bouncing info back?

 

[thunderchunk69]

can you explain a pc being used as a "bouncer"?

if you're not running a server how are you bouncing info back?