The dark side of the web -- exploring darknets | Kyle Terry | TEDxSalem
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- This talk was given at a local TEDx event, produced independently of the TED Conferences. The internet is a powerful tool with many layers. Kyle Terry shares his exploration of one of the deepest layers: the darknet.
Kyle Terry was destined to become a computer historian. Having worked as a systems administrator, software engineer, and senior devops engineer, he's explored many aspects of computing and is qualified to speak on a broad range of topics. See his history of the internet presentation here: kyleterry.com/tedxsalem.html
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Quick bit of advice, put the play speed at 1.25. It's soooooo much better.
Felt like the talk was a bit too slow but man this is a huge improvement
Not all heroes wear capes!
the sign language translator is going off!
no play it at 1.5.
AP Suave 1 month ago, "the sign language translator is going off!"
and is standing IN THE DARK, but maybe he's blind and can't tell!!!
i think i'll stick to the high risk world of watching curb your enthusiasm on project free tv
+D'andre Chesterfield A lot of people visit these sites out of curiosity, nothing wrong with
that, many people do not know that their activities are stored and can
actually be tracked later, and hence they "research" on these sites for
information and risk assessment: Ofc what they want to hear is, Tor /
Tails etc. is 100% anonymous and I can look at whatever on the dark web.
Reality, however is different, and I believe they deserve this
information, so they can make up with themselves, if this is actually
worth the risk for them.
Knowledge is power, use this to your advantage. Stay safe guys
+D'andre Chesterfield You silence is more deadly than your words
+Paul James that is a good quote...
D'andre Chesterfield has
I'm more confused then I was before I watched this!
+buckmaster1969 becaues.hes.not.a.lecturer.hes.an.understander.and.y.u.think.tey.dont.give.free.money
why.do.you.need.a.period.between.every.word
최영재 maybe.his.spacebar.is.broken.
than*
buckmaster1969, You're a better man than I, as I wanted to say the same thing, but, was going to watch this again before parading my ignorance, just what the hell is this guy talking about? I feel so ignorant.
"I don't want to feel like I've done something wrong doing research". "...or judged in general while I'm on the internet." Great quotes to keep in mind.
"Privacy is not about hiding something, its about preserving something".
You have nothing to hide, but everything to protect
the nsa makes me feel less lonely when I'm on youtube on a friday night
:D!!!
Great talk, thanks Kyle for sharing this with us!
The signing of "blowing shit up" was great!
I am so happy to C young people fighting for privacy. I am old schools and I am a privacy advocate. I had some one say to me "you have to understand young people have little need for privacy because they give it all away on facebook,twitter,youtube,ETC.." .When I digested what he said he was spot on. I responded with "I see nothing bad or wrong with young people giving their privacy away on facebook,twitter,youtube ETC as long as it is by choice". What I want so bad for the young generation to know is that your choice is going away and once it is gone they will take your internet away..The battle for privacy online has nothing to do with fighting child porn or terrorist and everything to do with the social power and information that is at every ones fingertips who has internet access.Control of this power is what they want.The first steps in taking control is to take your privacy.
Tim Law lol, they're not going to take the internet away. Iran tried to do that and Anonymous was immediatly there and helped them getting back online. In case you dont know, then Anonymous are not bad guys. They're the sole reason as to why no one can remove the privacy and free internet of the people. There will always be a way. Governments and multinational corporations are welcome to do all they can to control peoples lives. They will just be asking for more shit, cause people will always find a way.
Btw, your privacy online is only gone as long as you agree to it being gone. Once you deactivate your social media accounts, then everything there will be disconnected from your private life, aka they are not allowed to survey anymore. Then there are the programs that places your IP in another country and turning off location and flashplayers, Java and such. And if one is really into code, then there's always the option of programming your way back to online privacy 😊
Tim Law And once they have their privacy and a currency the governments cant control, then they will be people the governments cant control, then they will have a world the governments cant control, policed by those who stand for justice, fought for not by the honeyed words of politicians, but by the people who would stand for what is right and led by those that are not woven into lies, but by the ones who would lead for the people. We will have a world that is for once truly of the people! by the people! and for the people!
Or, who knows, maybe the racists, greedy, bigots and criminals will kill and loot everything and we will all be fucked.
you guys are close but what they are doing as i am seeing now is trying to make everyone get along and be multicultural..when that fails because it will forsure.. then they will take away guns rights and speech rights which is already happening...they dont care about the internet...when everyone is on welfare its easy to keep the rats in the cage when they are pre occupied by there love for the world wide web...
Tim Law I don't think most kids even know that they are making that choice by going on those websites. Eventually those websites won't ask anymore and we are encouraging them by using their new and invasive features.
Tim Law Welll... you were correct
Walk to the left, stop, take a step to the right, stop, walk to the right, repeat.
for wat?
I order,postOrder then swing red black black red,hammer,pink...
+Steve Bez i fed pidgeon and aunt fanny ate fish why uncle frank killed my pet frog i cried
Ur diagnose is: OCD
...then you do the Hokey Pokey and you turn around.. THATS what it's all about!
I almost cried ... that is a peace of history . Thank you so much K !
This guy is very smart!! I'm enjoying listening to him. I love having my privacy after everything I've been through in my life. Thank you. God bless you.
Damn, he's got a great beard.
Stef Kelgtermans oh yeah it is
Stef Kelgtermans beard goals
Stef Kelgtermans keemstar is jelly.
Well, it IS Oregon.
Salem’s only an hour south of Portland, hipster heaven.
lol 311 likes for the beard
Don't you mean the danknet
Ayyyyyyy lmao!
* queue classic 80's dank music *
Brohann Sebastian Bach lol
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I know absolutely nothing about the internet and I have absolutely no intention of starting to learn. Ignorance is bliss.
This makes me realize my lack of knowledge of how computers actually work and connect despite using them regularly and growing up as part o the age that is supposed to actually understand all the new, 21st century forms of technology.
Join the dark side and browse evil memes
How do I get into a Redroom? I have Tor, have surfed around the dark web for quite a while and the darkest sites I've come across are the typical snuff sites that you can probably find on the surface web. That's pretty much as bad as it gets, not to mention all the cp links on hidden wiki.
+LIQUIDSNAKEz28 there not easy to find at all, and even if you do find one you cant even get in without paying for admission for however many bitcoins, and 1 bitcoin = like $300
Nah chill is like 15-16 dollara....
+Devad Davad are you kidding? 1 bitcoin is exactly $246.89, lol do your research if you dont know what youre talking about
***** damn im sorry like 6 years ago bitcoin cost from 14-20 dollars i aint kidding you will find guns pretty cheap. I wasnt aware of its change, but dont get cocky I just dont want to go there again. And actually right now it cost 252.71 dollars 1 bitcoin.
The camera man on tedX normally sits back and sips coffee whilst flicking tru a magazine as the talker stands and delivers the talk.
Meanwhile the camera man trying to film Kyle Terry:
I wish more people would use this for positive stuff instead of nefarious ones. This is such a cool thing.
Thing is an Anonymouser is your legal right to be private but that doesn’t mean the other companies or entities have to play by the rules
Yet without surveillance we would have not caught some of the most dangerous people.
Ted needs more videos like this... Stuff that's based in legit facts. Not someone personal experiences.
Ted is going to put whatever ted wants now stfu
I like both kinds of ted talks
Ted is awesome
optic gaming is awesome
Aditya Krishnan It isn't, really.
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***** It is pretty interesting and it gives a peek of ho it is even if you haven't been there.
***** Destiny was a great game. Just changed it again :D
Very informative. It's good to know what sites to avoid and what would trigger red flags. Thank you.
excellent excellent excellent talk
Until I understand exactly how TOR works, I am going to assume every thing I do on it goes directly to the NSA.
tor is actually pretty easy to explain, watch any video explaining it. I do recommend a good firewall and your own proxy with it to be extra cautious.
***** They don't explain it. They explain it about as good as a 2 minute video can explain the theory of relativity. IMO the one thing that keeps you anonymous is that you are one of billions. When you use tor you send up a big flair that says, "come and get me, I am a big fish".
No one fucking cares
+Yaboy Dev Only the FBI and the NSA, but no one important.
I concur, no one cares, everyone should be as apathetic as you are.
+Jack Middleton indeed
Cool to throw into a conversation . 'I am using Thor '. Whats that ? The DARK NET .....
tor
Are you a spazzer
Thanks Kyle! You gave some great info to help keep us safe and well-informed. This is true democracy in action, so it's great to hear your sensible understanding of the darkweb.
Just watching this Video will maybe put us on a watchlist
this guys should lift
why?
because everyone should
Yeah. and he looks like what I imagine a 180 lb plucked chicken might look like (with a great beard to be fair)
he might do bench press only cuz he got chest
Is that even important? did you get here to look guys or to listen the talk?
the sign language guy made me laugh
+patrick sohacki your comment had me laughing out loud
+patrick sohacki sign guy ?????????????? REALY ?
+patrick sohacki was he telling jokes?
i guess what he means is " deaf ppl make me laugh "
+StealthyMonk still got her number? I wanna give her a call
At 0:55 that sure looks like a NEXT Computer!
Thank you.
To my understanding, TOR browser has been compromised. It's not a hiding place anyore
+Paul James Anyone hear of Freegate?
+Paul James to a degree,any one can go on it, what they mean is, once Encryptid data leaves your pc, and travels down the line, your logged into the big ol nsa system, same as if you go on wikileaks, instantly logged, and the reason is, anything that goes in america gets loged, an most servers are there so...yeah everycountry is being moniterd by them (by monitor i dont mean go mental they spying) just filtering stuff, catch the kiddy porn, catch the terrorists, stop potential danger type shit, not average joe tryna sell 3 kg of weed to his uncle over txt message lol
That was excruciating. Obviously, he knows someone in the right place. That is some seriously basic stuff for late 2014. If there is one more "dark web 101" TEDx talk, I'm going to punch the screen.
+Lance Hairdo TED is just a joke. It will always be just like NPR interviewing scientists and psychologists.
ThisisNOTCONNECTED TOMYTH-cam
Why are you getting angry? Am I not supposed to voice my opinion? Am I living in communist country? I'm from India, a country where I can freely voice my likes and dislikes. You can piss off.
alienkishorekumar I didn't know this when I watched the video but this isn't TED. TED is actually pretty good. This is TEDx. A little local event that doesn't have much to do with the real TED. So keep that in mind when you watch the videos. If it's TEDx, then you may as well skip it.
+Lance Hairdo This is why you don't have your engineers closing the deals. I'm sure this guy knows his stuff, but demonstrating it is a whole 'nother art form.
+Lance Hairdo How would you recommend someone learn about it? What would you say is the best source?
Ted talks is prime viewing
Good talk 👍
Presentation sucks, but the information was interesting.
+Omegawerewolfx -.-
+Omegawerewolfx I wouldnt expect someone with a high level of knowledge of the deep web to have perfect presentation skills.
That's what I thought then too. Poor fucker. Still scary crap though.
So they allow us to know how to do this, but withhold other information only found on tor?
+Omegawerewolfx A lot of people visit these sites out of curiosity, nothing wrong with
that, many people do not know that their activities are stored and can
actually be tracked later, and hence they "research" on these sites for
information and risk assessment: Ofc what they want to hear is, Tor /
Tails etc. is 100% anonymous and I can look at whatever on the dark web.
Reality, however is different, and I believe they deserve this
information, so they can make up with themselves, if this is actually
worth the risk for them.
Knowledge is power, use this to your advantage. Stay safe guys
With TOR, I can set up a decent connection. I still need some "dark" hardware though.
Thank you
I love the signing interpreter
if you make a website and dont link to it and dont tell google n co its there then its invisible and therefore on the darkweb by default
You need help.
Omg! Did anyone else see the sign language guy? That's so great.
WOW....amazing...i had no idea this existed.
Really appreciate the use of sign language for the impaired.
Thumbnail:
Is that keemstar?
lol
I think i am going to stick to mainstream net browsing but its nice to know what else is out there.
Dark Side Of The Web has to be an album/song name for a group of nerds somewhere!
Well, that guy had the charisma and smile of a stone.... :O
so, tor, owned by government to hide from government. Yhea that's totally true :D
+ilparola TOR has been compromised, and is no longer necessarily anonymous. The whole point of TOR was to provide a secure, anonymous network, so the government having a backdoor to sniff network traffic would defeat the purpose. Despite what they would like you to believe, they do not have a monopoly on the world's best engineers and coders. They used to have a hard time following the hops, and would thus lose the trail to what you were searching for. They can now peel back the encryption fast enough to follow the hops, meaning if they wanted to see what you were searching, they can. But first they would have to want to see what you specifically were searching. All that really means for the average Joe using TOR is that they better not make it onto a surveillance list, or they run the risk of using an anonymous service that is being sniffed by the feds. Big news for journalists and political dissidents, not so much for people who just want to watch porn without the NSA knowing their kink.
*****
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Yes, and my comment is dumbed-down for the layman, as I find most people using TOR are not network or server specialists, and really just want a basic version of what is going on. My previous comment is incorrect in it's description of how they are monitoring traffic as most people don't want to hear about monitoring a certain percentage of nodes with common router firmware, so I gave them something that, while technically wrong, gets the point across.
Also, if you are looking for some sources that don't require reading through collegiate papers, here ya go:
www.computerworld.com/article/2863937/snowden-docs-show-tor-truecrypt-tails-topped-nsas-most-wanted-list-in-12.html
This has been old news for a while. The NSA and FBI have been looking to do this for years, and honestly I'm surprised it took them this long as it is. TOR was never a guarantee, just a really fancy shell game, but it looks like the high speed cameras have caught up. Go figure.
+Jacob W Lets be real this is America we're talking about. Installing tor on your computer probably auto puts you on a watch list.
Eric Norton
LMAO I'm pretty sure that it doesn't take anything so scandalous as downloading TOR to end you up on a watch list anymore. But if you'd like a surefire bet for how to end up on one, TOR is a fast pass. It doesn't matter though, they dragnet email and phone conversations, so if you even talk about it they probably flag your information. Such is the name of the game for the NSA anymore. Sad days.
change the speed to 2 to save moments of your life
"I hope this got you as excited as I am" delivered in the most monotonous way possible...
That IS excited behaviour from computer geeks... ;-)
Good point
wow aphex twin would be using tor lol
also he said "Aphex Twins announcing their new album" lol he has no clue :')
what do you mean|?
@@valeriedsouza8106 It's one man (Richard D James). The 'Twin' is because he is a twin. But his twin passed at a young age. So he keeps his name alive with his monakar and music.
I was into his stuff back in the 90's, and I had no idea about the story of why he refers to himself as Aphex Twin, so cheers for that, 🤙🏻 🍻
This guy scares me, I have no idea why, but he does. I also believe he wears aluminum foil when he's doing his computer thing(s).
good talk, ty
He should of explained the dangers like even if you are "hidden" people can find out where you live and your information and all the dangerous sites
And here I am watching this youtube video using a standard browser :) lol
+NZScruffy You don't need Tor to watch youtube.
The information is great but this guy sounds so bored...
i was thinking the same
Cody Ray Miller He's not bored, just tired and disappointed from life..
He's a nihilist. Actually, he manages the facebook page "Nihilist Memes"'.
He was ok I found him interesting.
Cody Ray Miller I think hes just really introverted and nervous
Not bad but not great! thanks for the info
Ps everyone he might not be so exp in giving live speeches but deserves an A for the effort!
I know when I fist started giving live speeches at work I would sweet, lose my words, stutter, pace ect however as time went on these things no longer took effect!
this guy actually read the terms of service for facebook and linkedin? thats dedication.
What if Tor was a trick to get your dark secrets out by making you believe you remain anonymous? I say keep a diary and talk in person :)
Talk in person with a microphone in your pocket lol.
Also TOR is entirely open source (and has been for a long time)
TED Why aren't your videos closed captioned. Come on guys!
It's has sign language guy for those who need assistance. ;)
He's out of frame...
+Lucid Libraryan its there, click on the button
kudos to the signer, never had any idea the lectures were signed.
Really no one is appreciating the hands signal guy......what a talent to decode such jargons just by hands
someone get this guy a Medium sized shirt
I was too distracted by his monotone style of speaking, pacing back and forth, and looking at his cue cards to know what he was saying. Very poor presentation style
he's still is doing more than you, he got the message out there which is what matters really, if you can't do it better then don't criticize other people's work.
Sure. Yours was better. Oh yeah. No one cares what you have to say
you seem to care, replying and sh!t HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
***** your words mean nothing. Lol you don't understand the difference.lol
nv vam Then the subject he was presenting interest you less then the manner of presenting a presentation.
Which is fair enough, but does not apply to me.
So: I disagree that your point is a valid one concerning the reason I watched this presentation.
I found it cool how there was a sign language translator at the front of the stage
Best part of this is by far the sign language translator
Hehe, how Kyle must have cried later on when Windows 10 was released. Maybe still crying. Bringing surveillance to the last level.
+Cestarian Inhabitant Please expand, I'm using windows 10 and you've got me sketched out....
Angus Kane You didn't know? In a nutshell, Windows 10 tracks every file in your computer, every word document or email you write or read, (literally) every keystroke you make, and well... yeah, just E.V.E.R.Y.T.H.I.N.G. you do, or on your computer is forwarded to microsoft's servers.
And microsoft are not even trying to hide this; and they say you can turn much of this stuff off, but not all (I mean they have officially on record stated that not all surveillance can be disabled in windows 10), which indeed, you can't (and there are a few programs out there which claim they can, many of which is spyware and the remaining few are probably not bulletproof)
It gets worse if you read their services agreement (and this applies to all people logged in to windows 10 on a live account, all xbox users, all people using oh idk, their office pack and outlook, etc, but not windows 10 directly (although I am sure that doesn't mean a thing since most of this is part of windows 10 anyways))
Here, really, knock yourself out www.microsoft.com/en-us/servicesagreement/
Get a load of article 2.b. or this snippet: "to improve Microsoft products and services, you grant to Microsoft a worldwide and royalty-free intellectual property license to use Your Content" and sure, sure, you can argue that microsoft are probably not going to actually steal somebody's program or artwork or other work related files and publish for their own.
But the fact that this is there means that they may at any point decide to think about doing it, and doesn't it just raise a fucking eyebrow for you that they put this in their services agreement?.
I'm sure I didn't even catch everything wrong with Windows 10, but it bugs the living shit out of me when I talk about this stuff online, that people are actually trying to defend Microsoft's complete disregard for human rights, even to the point of glorifying windows. And I cannot imagine any other reason for this happening besides these people being in denial, because the thought of abandoning windows for unknowns like linux, or shit they don't like OS X (which I would argue is probably no better than windows in any single way, so really linux is the only real option, and other open source operating systems) it scares them. They are afraid of abandoning what they know, so they go into denial and outright deny the need for change, the need to take a stance against these corporate mother fuckers and put on the breaks, because this shit is not ok.
Wi-Fi Sense was also part of the problem (biggest fattest security hole in any operating system ever made) but I hear they cancelled that crap the other day, if they really did I will stop my policy of not even allowing any friend who uses Windows 10 to log in to my wireless network. Because you know, I don't want just anyone to be able to without effort.
The only sane thing to do is stick with windows 7, uninstall any updates after Windows 10's announcements (because these tracking features actually got added in to 7 via updates), and find a linux distribution to stick with (I recommend fedora with cinnamon (and I recommend it over linux mint, but that one is also ok), or kubuntu, I can not recommend ubuntu, but for people who like apple type interfaces, debian would be a good choice instead if you don't mind some of the programs running a bit older versions). And you should only really stick with Windows 7 because I'm sure you'll want to dual boot while first using linux, and give yourself some time to adapt to it, find alternatives to your favorite windows software that does not run on Linux (I honestly managed to find alternatives for everything, to my huge surprise because I have rather specific needs; but it took me a long time to find them all, and test various alternatives that didn't work out for me); because the truth is that Microsoft has been doing similar stuff since Window 95 or earlier. They just haven't been doing it this openly, and probably not to this level of extreme, but you are still vulnerable to all this surveillance by just using a windows operating system, just not as vulnerable as on Windows 10. (I think, can not confirm but I think that with older versions of windows they have surveillance options built in in such a way that you need to be specifically a target of surveillance by NSA or FBI for them to use backdoors to get in your system and check your shit out, it's more roundabout than just directly taking all the files and well, sharing it with them)
+Cestarian Inhabitant You are correct but a simple google search you will find you can disable all of the above mentioned features as I have done!
Benjamin Clement Yeah, cus you can disable the services agreement...
Also, as I said before "And microsoft are not even trying to hide this; and they say you can turn much of this stuff off, but not all (I mean they have officially on record stated that not all surveillance can be disabled in windows 10), which indeed, you can't (and there are a few programs out there which claim they can, many of which is spyware and the remaining few are probably not bulletproof)"
These programs, are you really confident in their ability to lock out microsoft from your system? That would be kinda stupid, when microsoft are the ones who created the operating system and have full control over the kernel and could have put god knows what kind of toxic shit in there which these programs can't do anything about. Which is why as I said, the only sane choice is to use Windows 7 while transitioning to Linux or another open source OS, then dumping microsoft's ass because we're in an abusive relationship with these fuckers.
I do things the old fashion way on computer it's the only way to be sure!
However yes there may be registry I fail to modify or exe, CMD, DLL's ect I have missed modifying, nothing is bulletproof and I gaurentee you this type of stuff has been and still is in most if not all operating systems, windows 10 is just the first time they openly let the public know about it, to merely gauge how far we can be dominated at the moment, xbox did the same and can turn there spy stuff on (if it is even off) anytime they want people still bought them!
Now something that someone keeps on them almost always, can emit different frequency (can be used to disable a person via noise), it gets given most of if not all your information, the way to use it is to put a small thing inside it that you must be registered, is used by almost all for there everyday needs and we can sell to everyone year after year with better surveillance inside and higher prices!
Oh wait already been invented and sold to the unaware public, they are called mobile phones.
Gee Microsoft with windows 10 is just trying to play catch up in the whole surveillance game and we know how much Microsoft love stealing other peoples ideas!
There is this other awesome tool know as social networking eg FB, myspace, Twitter ect that most people use and they do a pretty good job at surveillance too!
Saying windows 7 is any better than windows 10 is laughable (they both suck for surveillance) and gives me the impression you do not no to much about how the surveillance game is played or just how long it has been waging!
PS I totaly agree it sucks and should not be done and I wish it was just that easy to move to a diffrent OS however I am a gamer so no other OS can game at this point in time (not really game eg apple) but your phone is a way bigger threat than your OS and you should look at what effect sounds even non audible to us can have on a person and exactly what type of frequencies our phones use!
Did you know the legal stuff sent to you with your phone lets you know that the phone within 5m of your brain is unsafe in fact it makes it clear you must never have the phone within 5m of your head, now this is of course in the very boring legal crap that no one reads or now more commonly is hidden somewhere on the manufactures website, now how are we meant to safely use our phone if we cant get within 5m of it? They may by now have stopped mentioning this completely as quite a few people started taking photos of the manuals and uploading pdf version highlighting the insanity of this!
I wish I was computer minded =(
+bob crutch To sum it up: google torproject. Download it, install it, use it for everything you'd rather not have associated with your real identity.
Xevailo thanks =)...its the 229 up dates to my drivers that I'm behind on that's my issue...I don't do anything iffy on here...peace =)
How can a man feel guilty for reading something? What are people becoming? Are you really that afraid to disagree or explore an unpopular viewpoint? Have people got to the point that they are afraid to think about something?
Wow, Shared Millions Of Times Through My Like Videos Playlists...
Geez wish our non dark web social sites were that clean.
You guys heard of the "Monkey house".
where can i find that story?
I doubt that story is true. From all the Red Room stories I've heard, the Monkey House is one of the tamer stuff out there. I doubt a hacker would quit just from that.
*****
It's just a story about some hacker who went into a red room (which is basically a live stream of someone doing illegal stuff) and saw a stream about torturing people for entertainment. The story ain't true. I doubt that will scare a hacker to quit.
TheDeceivingEye It's complete bull from the versions I've heard he's switching VPNs every minute which means either he loses connection every minute or people see his real ip.
Joe Sapiens well thnx for remembering me
3:16 epic hand gestures
I've watched several videos and listened to various podcasts featuring hackers presenting or being interviewed--maybe a half dozen/dozen total. Haven't yet come across one where they assume I don't know all the basic hacker-speak jargon they throw out. In other words, none of them seem able to teach or explain things to anyone who isn't a dedicated-IT employee. Disappointing, because I still manage to find what they do/are able to do fascinating.
+fochilin The topics discussed in this video are quite basic, I'm not sure if it can be explained in simpler language.
is that a Live Deaf translator? that is COOL.
pretty cool
This dude should've ended his speech by purchasing some DMT off Tor.
Have you ever found a reliable / quality source?
Jared Smith know good Sources?
lmfao
😂😂😂 Love don't love you.
Jason Bourne, interesting quote, who said that?
informative
an anonymous phone call came in while i was watching this. it hanged up after the second i picked up the phone. now I'm scared.
Was I the only one who noticed a guy in black down the dice doing some gestures??
ADITYA RATHORE it looked like he was translating it to deaf people
+Zinja Yeah! Even I think so now.
Pretty sure hes just dancing
GCT10/31/1990 it's a joke... I hope
GCT10/31/1990 Shut the hell up you fucking Judas!!
No one asked your opinion.
if it's so good, then how do we know about how snowden used it
+jabara83 Snowden have said it himself maybe?
+jabara83 Probably because he approached The Guardian?
Lionell Dcosta
but couldnt he have told them through this system then?
+jabara83 He is interviewed by the Guardian a million Times through Glenn Greenland he is a whistle blower journalist And there's an original Documentary of Edward Snowden - CitizenFour which you can watch and in that he also exposes some of the NSA search engines and other tools .
i thought you shouldn't use BitTorrent with TOR. "If you must work with DOC and/or PDF files, we strongly recommend either using a disconnected computer, downloading the free VirtualBox and using it with a virtual machine image with networking disabled, or using Tails. Under no circumstances is it safe to use BitTorrent and Tor together"
ramO 1995 hi. what u can do on a virtual machine without internet?! lol. please can um explain that? have tô be conections right?!? thanks =D
I like how he doesn't at all talk about the dangers of the deep web and how truly pointless it is unless you're some sicko or you're very very paranoid.
HOLY SHIIIIIT RAYMOND KENNY IS REAL?
Nicholas Tesoriero lol
Nicholas Tesoriero 😂
Ryt t
the way he walks around is annoying for some reason ...
A sniper wanted to shoot him thats why
FUCK. HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!
hehe Yeah it is.
but maby he is nervous. Walk around and doing some shit with ur hands is really good
He is imitating the darknets :p
Tychus that's the cocaine walking …
Using Orbot , its awesome !
man, that sign language dude must be a master to have all those technical words.
They don't do words. They do individual letters.
must be a good speller then! :P
Nicholas Gryczewski years of practice haha
Ao the internet is tubes under ground and antennas? Or was that a joke?
Not a joke at all. That's how it is built. Here is an awesome explanation : arstechnica.com/information-technology/2016/05/how-the-internet-works-submarine-cables-data-centres-last-mile/
Bboy Network thanks man
i layed the tubes my friend i also help build drover the main sky tv network satelite look up in the sky tonight your get 150 satelites per hour
Soleimsen you're welcome dude
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Hate to sound like an idiot but, what's Silk Road?
A place where people buy drugs. Cocaine, heroin, the hard stuff.
Dr Sp.Ace It was the biggest drug market on the dark web
Dr Sp.Ace There are others version that also sells guns,human parts/organs but they didn't made enough profit so the creator shut it down
Tyrus707 yeah it got replaced with gram now
A road made out of silk, it took spiders ages to build so has a high regard amongst the hacking community.
... I love setup screens...
The dark net is the future towards people's privacy and anonymity . What needs to happen is that the community using it can protect themselves from the extremes who also use it, I think they can but it needs some negotiation.
I'm from Salem lol
Me too never knew TED was in Salem.
You idiots must've been living in a rock.
deep web? not even once
I don't know if there is a decent sign for "node incription" in sign language
'Liberty may be endangered by the abuse of liberty, but also by the abuse of power.' 🌐
- James Madison 4th president of the United States (1809 to 1817)
This is what I show on my channel!
Yes, this is what you show on your channel, Mr. Takedownman.
Self promotion much?
+PabloMontoya
What do you think all the ads you see on TH-cam, Facebook, etc are?
Companies trying to promote themselves.
So how is it okay for a big company (McDonalds for example), to promote themselves when everybody, worldwide, knows who they are. But when a less known person tries to do it on a MUCH smaller scale, it's all of a sudden a bad thing?
+I'mSoAWD AMEN
+Takedownman apart from.. ur full of shit and know nothing about anything...
Am I the only guy who thinks this guy just wants to look at freaky barnyard stuff without being locked up?
OPPAI
longest 14 min of my life
yes