android
Tor Browser 14.5 officially dropped on April 16, 2025, bringing major improvements for Android users and expanding language accessibility. The update reflects a focused push to make anti-censorship tools more seamless and user-friendly across more regions.
archetyp
Archetyp Market was hit by a DDoS attack on April 13, 2025, briefly affecting access. Market admin Yoshi (aka BigBoss*) confirmed the issue on Dread and announced CAPTCHA changes to improve mitigation.
Tor
Tor Browser 14.0.9 didn’t launch with bells and whistles—but it patched key security and privacy issues under the hood. Here's a clear, no-fluff breakdown of what got fixed, why it matters, and how it affects you.
Tor
Tor just dropped an emergency browser update for Windows users—version 14.0.8—and if you’re still running 14.0.7, you're exposed. This release patches critical Firefox security flaws, updates core components, and signals just how fast things can break if you're not staying current.
Tor
If you’ve used Tor for anything serious—research, market access, secure communication—you already know the pain point: it’s slow. That may be changing sooner than later.
Tor
Understanding Tor Consensus and How It Controls the Network
Tor
The Tor Project joins Google Summer of Code 2025 with three projects improving security, usability, and network performance. Applications run from March 24 to April 8; inquiries are open until March 23 at gsoc@torproject.org.
Tor
This major release, built on Firefox ESR 128, is a game-changer for privacy-focused browsing, integrating a year of essential upgrades to boost privacy, security, and usability.
video
The ultimate privacy tools are joining forces! Learn what the Tor-Tails merger means for your anonymity, security, and online freedom. And investigate the potential downfalls.
operational security
Operational SecurityOperational Security, or OpSec, is essential for anyone involved in the darknet or in the role of an OSINT (Open Source Intelligence) analyst.
Darknet
Today’s video explores the dramatic rise and abrupt fall of the Nemesis Market, a major player in the Darknet space recently seized by law enforcement. Once a thriving hub for anonymous transactions, Nemesis Market met its demise on March 20th, 2024. This video isn’t just a recount of
cybersecurity
The notorious threat actor, IntelBroker, has shared a database on the illicit forum BreachForums, exposing the personal information of 642,000 individuals. This data, allegedly sourced from Accor.com, a leading French multinational hospitality company, includes full names, email addresses, job titles, and the companies where these individuals are employed.