Explore the various I2P versions, each designed for secure, anonymous networking across different platforms and use cases. This page showcases images and links to key I2P software and tools. #I2P #CyberSecurity #PrivacyMatters

What is Dark.Fail, and who cares? Dark.Fail has been a go-to spot for many in the Darknet/dark web community, acting like a directory or guide to what’s out there in the dark corners of the web. It’s an index site that lists various Darknet sites

I noticed with the latest update of 2.1.0 that I had many issues with I2P. The actual browser, for example, wooden launch and I was getting a bunch of different errors in my console. The way I found to resolve this was to use a different installer so

Today will be talking about how the recent DDoS attacks are being handled from the developers and people who are helping shape I2P. notbob is a I2P veteran who owns and hosts the site notbob.i2p, which is basically an index for other I2P sites. Think of it as Tor

Do you want to contribute to the I2P Project without costing you anything but a little time? Want to create your own remote server from scratch? Do these things for free while helping a decentralized and nonprofit anonymity network? Then this is the video for you! We will be using

I will be discussing the key differences between Tor and I2P, including the design and purpose of the network, the community and governance, network structure, security and anonymity, and usability. I will also be providing a detailed analysis of the strengths and weaknesses of each network, and discussing which network