I am computer science major who was tasked with developing a fundamental understanding of the deep web, and it's use of nodes to anonymize data flow, and user identity. This was very informational. I have no intention to partake in any illegal, law breaking, or otherwise negative actions. I am here solely to deepen my understanding. Thank you.
Same i an a cs major and im here out of pure curiosity and further understanding of technology good or bad but have no intentions or interest in using said services
I am also computer science major. I am planning to take cyber security for my career. So, I am here to sharpen my knowledge and futer understanding of tech. This is very easy to understand and very educational. I have no intension to take part in any illegal actions. Solely to deepen my understanding.
Some useful notes I took while watching this awesome and educational video: -Run Tails ONLY on a USB. -DON'T run Tor on Windows. -DON'T run Tails on a Virtual Machine -ALWAYS put the Security Level (Shield) on Safest (you need to do this every single time you boot Tails because it resets) -NEVER enable Javascript while browsing even if asked to do so. -If you want do download a file from the web ALWAYS disconnect from the internet before opening it. -Stretch the Tor browser window (don't fullscreen it)
@@unkn0wn011 From google search I found this: Windows is simply not the best choice of platform to use Tor in an attempt to improve one’s Internet privacy because of the security bugs and vulnerabilities present in the system may compromise your privacy, even when using Tor.
Just curious, how would you possibly run Tails on a USB without using any of the main OS types on your computer if it saves onto your hard drive? I apologize I'm VERY new to this information and I'm struggling to understand this
This video is an example that education should always be uncensored, unfiltered & accessible to everyone. The reality is that, today TH-cam is more useful than a standard secondary or even tertiary education.
I love this info you're just dishing out for free. I had a general understanding of the dark web before this, and also a decent understanding of how to use tor and do it properly. I had no idea there was even more! Thank you so much, I think this video especially is extremely important to be an effective tester.
Really great content! I have always been afraid to venture out on the dark web. You highlight key safety information and it makes the venture to the dark side far less daunting for me now. Thank you!
This is extremely informative, I had undergone a cyber security training last year, and my teachers there, had no clue how to use dark web or how to keep ourselves safe, they were the worst teachers tbh. I have learnt a great amount of information from TCM in the past few months. Kudos to TCM
To whom it may concern. I am here solely for educational purposes, and to feed my cursiosity. I am not here to partake in illegal activities on the dark web. Thank you.
Excellent content. Have watched several vids on config and connecting to the DDW but none suggested USB OS and Java script disabled in TOR Safest mode. This is a great config!
To whom it may concern. I am here solely for educational purposes, and to feed my curiosity. I am not here to partake in illegal activities on the dark web. I'm here as an IT student. Thank you.
i am researching this for a school project, and it is so interesting. It seems scary and thankfully this video had all the info i needed without having to take this risk myself.
This might be the best video I've seen about how to use the dark web. Thank you. Please make more videos like this one, I really like how to explain things.
Because there may be inexperienced professionals who need privacy for personal safety reasons: Here are a few points NOT mentioned in this video. 1. Users should research just a little about the Development of TOR itself, it's funding and it's Jurisdictional obligations. 2. In most settings the ISP MUST keep records of User sessions. At any given moment, there will be a small number of users accessing any ISP (in encrypted mode) and so it will be trivial to identify users accessing the web Via TOR or indeed running ANY high end encryption. ISP would be forced to disclose. For those who do not understand this means the exact time and location path of the session can be monitored quite easily. ( Applies equally to use of TAILS) - NOTE that if an encrypted session was identified to have run across a Mobile network then it's trivial to extract the SIMM card details: it's number / phone type/ and even where and when it was bought. ALSO the observer can easily monitor for that SIMM card in future. 3 With reference also to point 1 - There is good reason to assume TOR nodes are compromised and user data could be accessed simply by following entry and exit nodes by synchronising data flow. By this method the session could be identified and probably encryption compromised. 4 there are only say 25000 TOR nodes active at any time. It's a village quite easy to police. 5. Always behave well and be legal at all times, be a good citizen, pay your taxes, - You know, be nice 🙂
Any Company that falls under NATO is required to give up information if a subpoena is placed, but on some occasions the fbi/cia get the information using back doors. Finding a Russian version of Tor will make it somewhat harder for US agencies, and also try to use a proxy, buy everything cash at a flee market.
I think Mr Snowden is correct. IF you are say, a journalist talking to sources or something like that where serious privacy is needed: ANYTHING online is highly risky and subject to exposure.@@rojjst
I hope this is of some kind of help to those who need it such as myself... Let's continue to push ourselves in today's world & I truly think of the web as well needed.
5:00 Whilst it is indeed, inadvisable to run *tails* in a VM, you *can* run who nix as a vm. In fact it's the only way you can run whonix. Like tails, it re-routes all it's traffic inside itself through the tor network, and has tor as its default browser.
Thank you for sharing. I will likely never visit the dark web but now I understand it a little more. I am almost 60 and didn't get my first computer until I was in my late 30s. I don't use a computer at work except for putting in my time. I seldom use a computer at home either. I use this Kindle tablet my granddaughter bought me for watching videos like this. I guess someone that grew up in the digital age would have a better understanding a dark web and why its needed. It really has nothing to do with illegal activities, Its more about what information the government has on you. Its kind of disturbing if you did grow up in the digital age. I am all for the dark web even if I don't fully understand it.
well, it really has something to do with the illegal activity, quite directly - it’s just for your full understanding. i mean - are there convenient amazon-type of marketplaces dedicated to any imaginable kinds of illegal substances? absolutely. can u find a hitman - less common, but u absolutely can; etc, etc, etc.. but it’s sotra synonymous with any concept of a free web - if you have a space of total freedom it’s bound to spawn some products of those who take the freedom to their advantage which may conflict with the laws. but is it also the most safest way for an average person to access the web and be absolutely positive that they won’t leave any digital traces that could lead back to your identity - yeah, also absolutely true. which of course may be a thing one may wish ‘cause of various reasons - a kid researching the info trying to figure out his sexual preferences, an independent journalist researching dangerous topic, maybe just an average person that’s sick of being ad-stalked by all the algorithmic data collection thing that’s basically present on most platforms by now - and many many other down to earth very human reasons - you name it. so it’s like not the absolute positive thing, nor it’s the absolute evil - it’s all kinds of shades of grey as the most things in this life are. i would bet that it’s mostly used for the privacy by an average user, and being able to access the web privately is a basic and crucial human right in my opinion. it’s good to know that folks from older generations wish to have a better understanding about these kinds of modern phenomenons, reading your comment. stay safe and good luck!
I got onto the deep web one time, and i stumbled onto a website that i definitely shouldn't have been on, and a few days later i came home to find that my files were rummaged through, but nothing was stolen. It might've been a coincidence but after that situation i never got back on
This is almost 100% security, I never thought i'd be interested in using the dark web but after watching this video i feel like it should be the default way of browsing the internet.
To whom it may concern. I am here solely for educational purposes, and to feed my curiosity. I am not here to partake in illegal activities on the dark web. I'm here as a computer science major. Thank you.
To whom it may concern. I am here solely for educational purposes, and to feed my curiosity. I am not here to partake in illegal activities on the dark web. Thank you.
To Whom it may concern: I am here because I want a better grip on my privacy and Information, Do not worry yourself with my business anymore... You've watched me long enough, my actions have spoke louder than these words. Do not abuse your power with me... Let us grow and develop together, it's a marathon, not a competition to me, Computers have a lot more growing to do, and I don't want to fall behind. I have nothing to hide, but will not be watched, tracked, or monitored while learning anymore if I can help it moving forward with my life. Thank You for this Video!🙏🏾
Like most things in life nothing is 100% certain. Tor does offer most anonymity than any other service/tool, but its weakest link is the user using it. I've never seen a case where someone was identified because of a hole in tor. There have been many cases where users' anonymity was broken when they clicked on a link they shouldn't have, opened a file they should not have or did some other stupid thing.
If it’s on a damn TH-cam / Google video, which is a government entity, believe me, it’s not something they are concerned that you have. You cannot hide online no matter what they tell you.
They haven't. Even the guy who designed the silk road only got caught because they tracked his clearnet activity and hacked his computer using physical means.
My friend, you are amazing. I could follow you through any program, app, hardware/software/firmware, warehouse, farmhouse, henhouse, outhouse or doghouse (as Tommy Lee Jones so eloquently described in “The Fugitive”. Haha You are a fantastic communicator while being able to still go fast. That’s a rare talent! Well done! I need to hire you to teach me some photoshop for iPad Pro! I’m dying to learn that.
I'm literally interested in what everyone in the comments is using this information for. You all sound so greatful, and kind, but like...I know why I'm here. I'll be honest, I thought he would at least give us our first easy, surface level onion website for the fun dark web stuff. I mean, it seems too slow to use for regular stuff if whatever you guys are doing is going to happen often. Like for regular, daily/weekly use, I don't think I would go through all this trouble. For a fun surf of what the real dark web has to offer? I would totally do this. So, what on Earth are you guys doing with this?
hello! thanks for the information! one question though, would you recommend using a VPN aswell as everything you mentioned in this video? if so, can you please explain how? thanks a ton
@@Linnitup7755 It allows who ever is tracking you (ad companies, malicious actors) to slowly built a profile of you and makes it easier for them to start tracking you
@@brittanychick7140 “A threat actor or malicious actor is either a person or a group of people that take part in an action that is intended to cause harm to the cyber realm including: computers, devices, systems, or networks.”
Thank you very much Cyber Mentor for this great content,I would like to asked you a question, would you recommend using a VPN for anonymity or tails is enough along side tor to browse the dark web
Old comment, but maybe someone will find this useful. A VPN is not a good idea unless you know EXACTLY what you're doing. It won't make you more private or secure, and it will likely decrease your privacy.
Yes, you can download and install Tails on an SSD just like you would on a USB stick or any other type of external storage. However, Tails is designed to be a live system, meaning it doesn't store any data between sessions for privacy reasons. Using an SSD might not be the most cost-effective solution given Tails' design, but it can still work if it's what you have available. Remember to configure your computer's BIOS/UEFI settings to boot from the SSD.
Hi Tech people. Let me ask a silly question please. I get the point we shouldn't run TOR on Windows even with VMs. But what if I save VDI on a flash drive? Is that viable? Thanks in advance.
Even if you save the Virtual Disk Image (VDI) on an external flash drive, running Tails or Tor inside a virtual machine on Windows can still pose risks. When you run a virtual machine, the host operating system (Windows, in this case) still has the ability to monitor activities within the VM. This means even if the VDI is on an external drive, the host system could still leave traces or be vulnerable to malware that can compromise your anonymity and privacy. Furthermore, VMs typically save state and data, which can also leave traces. This goes against the design of Tails, which aims to leave no trace on the computer you're using unless you explicitly ask it to.The safest way to use Tails or Tor is to boot Tails directly from a USB stick or DVD on a computer, without involving a host operating system or a virtual machine. This way, Tails operates independently of any other operating system and doesn't leave traces on the machine.
VPN over Tor protects you from malicious exit relays when browsing the clearnet. Some exit relays will try to capture your credentials for clearnet sites. VPN will protect against that. VPN over tor doesn't improve security for .onion sites. Tor over VPN protects against your ISP knowing you are connecting to tor. The downside is your are trusting the VPN provider for your tor connection which may erase all privacy tor provides.
this is the FBI AND WE ARE WATCHING EVERYTHING YOU DO, just a fair warning that we are on to your plans and we will not stop until we throw you in prison, nice try, we were born at night, just not last night. we are on to you and it's just a matter of time...
To whom it may concern: I am not here because I want to shop or be part of the dark web, I am here for educational purposes. Thank you
Nice try Mr. Terrorist
same
no no its nothing closer to knowledge purposes ur a drug dealer my guy
same!
that fact u said that is suspicious x)
I am computer science major who was tasked with developing a fundamental understanding of the deep web, and it's use of nodes to anonymize data flow, and user identity. This was very informational. I have no intention to partake in any illegal, law breaking, or otherwise negative actions. I am here solely to deepen my understanding. Thank you.
Same i an a cs major and im here out of pure curiosity and further understanding of technology good or bad but have no intentions or interest in using said services
I am also computer science major. I am planning to take cyber security for my career. So, I am here to sharpen my knowledge and futer understanding of tech. This is very easy to understand and very educational. I have no intension to take part in any illegal actions. Solely to deepen my understanding.
Can you help me with something, I need help please
Funny guys
Just because you're watching this doesn't mean you're gonna do sketchy shit on it. The dark web is also used for good purposes
Some useful notes I took while watching this awesome and educational video:
-Run Tails ONLY on a USB.
-DON'T run Tor on Windows.
-DON'T run Tails on a Virtual Machine
-ALWAYS put the Security Level (Shield) on Safest (you need to do this every single time you boot Tails because it resets)
-NEVER enable Javascript while browsing even if asked to do so.
-If you want do download a file from the web ALWAYS disconnect from the internet before opening it.
-Stretch the Tor browser window (don't fullscreen it)
But... I have Windows
why shouldn't I run Tor on windows, anyways forget it, I saw the full video
@@unkn0wn011 From google search I found this: Windows is simply not the best choice of platform to use Tor in an attempt to improve one’s Internet privacy because of the security bugs and vulnerabilities present in the system may compromise your privacy, even when using Tor.
Just curious, how would you possibly run Tails on a USB without using any of the main OS types on your computer if it saves onto your hard drive? I apologize I'm VERY new to this information and I'm struggling to understand this
@@liquidcringe When you boot Tails on a USB it doesn't boot windows at all so it is a completely separate procedure.
This video is an example that education should always be uncensored, unfiltered & accessible to everyone. The reality is that, today TH-cam is more useful than a standard secondary or even tertiary education.
I love this info you're just dishing out for free. I had a general understanding of the dark web before this, and also a decent understanding of how to use tor and do it properly. I had no idea there was even more! Thank you so much, I think this video especially is extremely important to be an effective tester.
pls if you have the link, can you send it to me
Man I love how he spoon feeds the info for us rookie PC guys🤘
🙌💪
Really great content! I have always been afraid to venture out on the dark web. You highlight key safety information and it makes the venture to the dark side far less daunting for me now. Thank you!
Hi
Hi
It's very boring. Lots of ads.
@@aaa-gt8by really?
@@rebellion7463 No. I've been on the dark and deep web before months ago and from what I remember I didn't see any ads. It was also not boring for me.
This is the most clear explanation on the topic I've found so far, great video!
This is extremely informative, I had undergone a cyber security training last year, and my teachers there, had no clue how to use dark web or how to keep ourselves safe, they were the worst teachers tbh.
I have learnt a great amount of information from TCM in the past few months.
Kudos to TCM
Most of those so called schools are a scam.
What is TCM
The cyber mentor
no teacher can legally tell you how..lol
To whom it may concern. I am here solely for educational purposes, and to feed my cursiosity. I am not here to partake in illegal activities on the dark web. Thank you.
Wouldn’t this leave more of a trace ? Now I know your username rather than if u just watched lol
same. although im Australian fbi probably aren’t watching but still, same,
Yup, same.
same
Give me your IP address Mac address and user name and password. I'll make sure it doesn't happen. 😊 😎🤔
Best video I've ever seen on the subject. Many life-saving tips.
Thank you so much mate! Now I can finally find the answers to my math homework safely 😊
😂😂😂
Excellent content. Have watched several vids on config and connecting to the DDW but none suggested USB OS and Java script disabled in TOR Safest mode. This is a great config!
Did you ever access it?
Dear FBI agent, I AM NOT TRYNA BUY A ROCKET LAUNCHER! (For explorative purposes)
I remember when this channel was only double digit subs. I love seeing this channel be successful!
Best advice is stay clear from the dark web all together
You really are The Cyber Mentor!!
To whom it may concern. I am here solely for educational purposes, and to feed my curiosity. I am not here to partake in illegal activities on the dark web. I'm here as an IT student.
Thank you.
same
Same
Same
It was funny the first time 🤭
same here
heath you're the best i hope you continue like this you are a great person thanks for everything
Now this is the type of video I was always searching.. Thank you man , it was really helpful.
sp00ky w00ky
What's the worst that could happen
😂😂
I watched your darknet tutorial. Highly helpful.
Dammit John Lol 😆
Find a real financial service vendor for educational purpose 💯
i am researching this for a school project, and it is so interesting. It seems scary and thankfully this video had all the info i needed without having to take this risk myself.
This might be the best video I've seen about how to use the dark web. Thank you. Please make more videos like this one, I really like how to explain things.
How do i use dark web and what is the dark web all about
@@weirdphenomenom2892 Selling your organs or others/drugs
@@LobellaKai lol
Hello please how do I use dark web
you gain a new sub love your content it teaches us how to fight back
Because there may be inexperienced professionals who need privacy for personal safety reasons: Here are a few points NOT mentioned in this video.
1. Users should research just a little about the Development of TOR itself, it's funding and it's Jurisdictional obligations.
2. In most settings the ISP MUST keep records of User sessions. At any given moment, there will be a small number of users accessing any ISP (in encrypted mode) and so it will be trivial to identify users accessing the web Via TOR or indeed running ANY high end encryption. ISP would be forced to disclose. For those who do not understand this means the exact time and location path of the session can be monitored quite easily. ( Applies equally to use of TAILS) - NOTE that if an encrypted session was identified to have run across a Mobile network then it's trivial to extract the SIMM card details: it's number / phone type/ and even where and when it was bought. ALSO the observer can easily monitor for that SIMM card in future.
3 With reference also to point 1 - There is good reason to assume TOR nodes are compromised and user data could be accessed simply by following entry and exit nodes by synchronising data flow. By this method the session could be identified and probably encryption compromised.
4 there are only say 25000 TOR nodes active at any time. It's a village quite easy to police.
5. Always behave well and be legal at all times, be a good citizen, pay your taxes, - You know, be nice 🙂
🙏🏾
Thanks buddy for the advice, never knew the risk one would run while browsing tor through SIM ISP
Any Company that falls under NATO is required to give up information if a subpoena is placed, but on some occasions the fbi/cia get the information using back doors. Finding a Russian version of Tor will make it somewhat harder for US agencies, and also try to use a proxy, buy everything cash at a flee market.
I think Mr Snowden is correct. IF you are say, a journalist talking to sources or something like that where serious privacy is needed: ANYTHING online is highly risky and subject to exposure.@@rojjst
Very good, brief, to the point, and informative. No fluf.
As a FBI Cyber Agent, I see this as an absolute win.
Only school purposes
I'm just here to buy some sparklers
The best video I've seen on this topic so far.
In the case of any federal investigation, im not planning on doing anything illicit with the information being presented in this video.
I hope this is of some kind of help to those who need it such as myself... Let's continue to push ourselves in today's world & I truly think of the web as well needed.
the best and simpliest tuto on the dark web ever
Absolutely amazing. I can't thank you enough for this amazing video. I feel safe now❤️
Great information for understanding privacy practices! ☑️🙏
no. it's NOT actually. copying a downloaded file to your hard drive can still definately be a bad idea, even if you are not connected to the internet
Thankyou for this video!!
I lost my Bitcoin account but with the help of #harry_gtech he was able to recover it back with everything in place
5:00 Whilst it is indeed, inadvisable to run *tails* in a VM, you *can* run who nix as a vm. In fact it's the only way you can run whonix. Like tails, it re-routes all it's traffic inside itself through the tor network, and has tor as its default browser.
@Anthony Lincoln really?
I love your channel. It's absolute treasure. Thank you so much for all your efforts. You deserve a million sub at least
Great vlog Heath! Super informative! You always have great content! Please keep them coming!
good info, not just for going on dark but security in general,well explained cyber mentor
I installed tor and thought it's just like clearnet nothing different but after your video i seem to have a better understanding of the concept
guys please access it properly and safely. My brother in college had recently gotten raided at 2:18 am. He is now facing 9 years in prison.
Isn't it legal to go on the dark web but illegal to buy drugs, etc
Privacy is important. Just to protect your self. Thank you.
HOLYY SHIITTT I LOVE YOU ❤❤❤ I'VE BEEN SEARCHING AROUND THE INTERNET FOR 5 HOURS AND THEN NOW IT'S OVER FINALLY I LOVE YOU MAAN
Hy Sohail I'm a newbie and wanted to ask some questions. Would you help me
So helpful and informative! Thanks so much
Thank you so much for this informational video!
I have really bad ADD, but you my sir make things super easy for me to understand.
this is so educational video, even a good person need to incognito mode to be safe from the predator
Thank you for sharing. I will likely never visit the dark web but now I understand it a little more. I am almost 60 and didn't get my first computer until I was in my late 30s. I don't use a computer at work except for putting in my time. I seldom use a computer at home either. I use this Kindle tablet my granddaughter bought me for watching videos like this. I guess someone that grew up in the digital age would have a better understanding a dark web and why its needed. It really has nothing to do with illegal activities, Its more about what information the government has on you. Its kind of disturbing if you did grow up in the digital age. I am all for the dark web even if I don't fully understand it.
@@renabuchanan1 Hi Rena
@@Randy.E.R How was your weekend..i Hope it was fun..
@@renabuchanan1 It was well. Sorry it took me a bit to reply. Been working out of town
well, it really has something to do with the illegal activity, quite directly - it’s just for your full understanding. i mean - are there convenient amazon-type of marketplaces dedicated to any imaginable kinds of illegal substances? absolutely. can u find a hitman - less common, but u absolutely can; etc, etc, etc..
but it’s sotra synonymous with any concept of a free web - if you have a space of total freedom it’s bound to spawn some products of those who take the freedom to their advantage which may conflict with the laws.
but is it also the most safest way for an average person to access the web and be absolutely positive that they won’t leave any digital traces that could lead back to your identity - yeah, also absolutely true. which of course may be a thing one may wish ‘cause of various reasons - a kid researching the info trying to figure out his sexual preferences, an independent journalist researching dangerous topic, maybe just an average person that’s sick of being ad-stalked by all the algorithmic data collection thing that’s basically present on most platforms by now - and many many other down to earth very human reasons - you name it.
so it’s like not the absolute positive thing, nor it’s the absolute evil - it’s all kinds of shades of grey as the most things in this life are.
i would bet that it’s mostly used for the privacy by an average user, and being able to access the web privately is a basic and crucial human right in my opinion.
it’s good to know that folks from older generations wish to have a better understanding about these kinds of modern phenomenons, reading your comment.
stay safe and good luck!
@@kowloonbroadcast do you know what you're talking about? absolutely not.
Nice educational video on this topic
I got onto the deep web one time, and i stumbled onto a website that i definitely shouldn't have been on, and a few days later i came home to find that my files were rummaged through, but nothing was stolen. It might've been a coincidence but after that situation i never got back on
Did you recognize this website? If Yes. What's the name please ?
I once went to a redroom. Lu ky I escaped.
Very educational!
Great video, presentation and graphics. I learned a lot ....thanks
Thanks for the content!
I'm not interested in any way to go to the dark web whatsoever.
Thanks for the info, Cyber Mentor!
The FBI is on their way
So why you here
I'm a tech nerd that is learning cyber security and here for educational purposes thank youuuuu
This is almost 100% security, I never thought i'd be interested in using the dark web but after watching this video i feel like it should be the default way of browsing the internet.
i learn a lot thanks
You are welcome
To whom it may concern. I am here solely for educational purposes, and to feed my curiosity. I am not here to partake in illegal activities on the dark web. I'm here as a computer science major. Thank you.
Very educational
To whom it may concern. I am here solely for educational purposes, and to feed my curiosity. I am not here to partake in illegal activities on the dark web. Thank you.
Same
Same here 😅
Ditto
Me toooo
To Whom it may concern: I am here because I want a better grip on my privacy and Information, Do not worry yourself with my business anymore... You've watched me long enough, my actions have spoke louder than these words. Do not abuse your power with me... Let us grow and develop together, it's a marathon, not a competition to me, Computers have a lot more growing to do, and I don't want to fall behind. I have nothing to hide, but will not be watched, tracked, or monitored while learning anymore if I can help it moving forward with my life. Thank You for this Video!🙏🏾
Amen!!!!!!
Very informative as always 👍🏿
This video was very educational, I am so much more informed from this video, thank you so much!
I refuse to believe that intelligence services haven't found a way through this .
I mean Tor was created by the U.S navy and I’m pretty sure the F.B.I has been able to find people using tor
Like most things in life nothing is 100% certain. Tor does offer most anonymity than any other service/tool, but its weakest link is the user using it. I've never seen a case where someone was identified because of a hole in tor. There have been many cases where users' anonymity was broken when they clicked on a link they shouldn't have, opened a file they should not have or did some other stupid thing.
If it’s on a damn TH-cam / Google video, which is a government entity, believe me, it’s not something they are concerned that you have. You cannot hide online no matter what they tell you.
They haven't. Even the guy who designed the silk road only got caught because they tracked his clearnet activity and hacked his computer using physical means.
@@valdimer11 I'd still be scared to use it, even as a customer.
Fascinating video. Thanks
My friend, you are amazing. I could follow you through any program, app, hardware/software/firmware, warehouse, farmhouse, henhouse, outhouse or doghouse (as Tommy Lee Jones so eloquently described in “The Fugitive”. Haha
You are a fantastic communicator while being able to still go fast. That’s a rare talent!
Well done!
I need to hire you to teach me some photoshop for iPad Pro! I’m dying to learn that.
Teachers from cyber security are not good teachers very good content and educational. Thank you.
good info, well presented, clear with easy to follow explanations. liked.
Very Good EDUCATIONAL video.
I love you heath🌹❤️💯, I love ur tutorials and everything about you..
Please keep the good work and stay blessed 🙏
Love it love it brother... Ill try it following these beautiful steps. Thanks bro Magic
Informative.. thank you.. 👍🏻
Awesome
Excellent!
I lost my Bitcoin account but with the help of #harry_gtech he was able to recover it back with everything in place
Always verify the public key against the iso file of tails.
Wow never thought this was how the dark web works and people make it sound more scary than it is but I’m still never going in there 😅
To whomever it may concern, I have clicked on this video from pure curiosity and to fuel my education. Thank you.
I'm literally interested in what everyone in the comments is using this information for. You all sound so greatful, and kind, but like...I know why I'm here. I'll be honest, I thought he would at least give us our first easy, surface level onion website for the fun dark web stuff. I mean, it seems too slow to use for regular stuff if whatever you guys are doing is going to happen often. Like for regular, daily/weekly use, I don't think I would go through all this trouble. For a fun surf of what the real dark web has to offer? I would totally do this. So, what on Earth are you guys doing with this?
You deserved a million subs for this !
To whom it may concern: i am not here for educational purposes, i am here strictly to engage in very illegal activities!
Can you share your approach to identifying reputable vendors on the dark web?
I will refer you to online store I got my stuff
On Instagram or telegram......
@Pham_smart11
Great and thank you, did you use a escrow service for your transactions.@@DejaStacy
hello! thanks for the information! one question though, would you recommend using a VPN aswell as everything you mentioned in this video? if so, can you please explain how? thanks a ton
Thanks for the info, very interesting, I came here for educational and informative purposes.
1.2 millions of views 😱
Could you elaborate on a specific attack where the size of your screen would be relevant? Thanks!
By using tor on full screen mode it makes you stand out and become easier to identify and track…The last thing you want is to stand out
@@confusedparticles …..why does it make you stand out.
@@Linnitup7755 It allows who ever is tracking you (ad companies, malicious actors) to slowly built a profile of you and makes it easier for them to start tracking you
what is a malicious actor?
@@brittanychick7140 “A threat actor or malicious actor is either a person or a group of people that take part in an action that is intended to cause harm to the cyber realm including: computers, devices, systems, or networks.”
Ty for video. I’m going back to school for computers and this is helpful in itself.
Thank you very much Cyber Mentor for this great content,I would like to asked you a question, would you recommend using a VPN for anonymity or tails is enough along side tor to browse the dark web
Old comment, but maybe someone will find this useful. A VPN is not a good idea unless you know EXACTLY what you're doing. It won't make you more private or secure, and it will likely decrease your privacy.
To my FBI agent, I am here to acquire knowledge and explore my curiosity. I am not here to be involved in any illicit acts on the dark web.
Can i download Tails on a SSD????
Yes, you can download and install Tails on an SSD just like you would on a USB stick or any other type of external storage. However, Tails is designed to be a live system, meaning it doesn't store any data between sessions for privacy reasons. Using an SSD might not be the most cost-effective solution given Tails' design, but it can still work if it's what you have available. Remember to configure your computer's BIOS/UEFI settings to boot from the SSD.
I thought this was clickbait... happy to see there are folks out there actually sharing real knowledge and not hype nonsense and ad reads.
Hi Tech people. Let me ask a silly question please. I get the point we shouldn't run TOR on Windows even with VMs. But what if I save VDI on a flash drive? Is that viable? Thanks in advance.
Even if you save the Virtual Disk Image (VDI) on an external flash drive, running Tails or Tor inside a virtual machine on Windows can still pose risks. When you run a virtual machine, the host operating system (Windows, in this case) still has the ability to monitor activities within the VM. This means even if the VDI is on an external drive, the host system could still leave traces or be vulnerable to malware that can compromise your anonymity and privacy. Furthermore, VMs typically save state and data, which can also leave traces. This goes against the design of Tails, which aims to leave no trace on the computer you're using unless you explicitly ask it to.The safest way to use Tails or Tor is to boot Tails directly from a USB stick or DVD on a computer, without involving a host operating system or a virtual machine. This way, Tails operates independently of any other operating system and doesn't leave traces on the machine.
Here for fun and giggles as I am on my break and bored at work :-)
Got a quick question. What about Tor over VPN vs VPN over Tor. Is there a privacy benefit to this? If so which method is better?
VPN over Tor protects you from malicious exit relays when browsing the clearnet. Some exit relays will try to capture your credentials for clearnet sites. VPN will protect against that. VPN over tor doesn't improve security for .onion sites.
Tor over VPN protects against your ISP knowing you are connecting to tor. The downside is your are trusting the VPN provider for your tor connection which may erase all privacy tor provides.
I am just watching this just for educational reason thx ❤
One thing I would like to add is to cover your webcam with duct tape while surfing darkweb😅
Great content! Thanks good sir
To whom it may concern: I am not here because I want to shop or be part of the dark web, I am here for educational purposes. Thank you aswel
How to get on the darkweb?
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What is it
this is the FBI AND WE ARE WATCHING EVERYTHING YOU DO, just a fair warning that we are on to your plans and we will not stop until we throw you in prison, nice try, we were born at night, just not last night. we are on to you and it's just a matter of time...
Great Educational video👍
what are the risk of not using tails on tor
Government can see you
Bill Clinton will find you
Thank you so much! ❤
Seems like a lot of work for a pasta recipe
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Please make a video on browsing tor on smartphones
Haha nice😅