Deep Web

[slobber]

Is CP something bad?


Gonna win 'em all!

In my context no, in 8MP yes

I trusted you and clicked the link.

It's Cat Pictures!!!!!!!!!

Just realized this exchange could have gone similarly had you used dog pictures.


Gonna win 'em all!

Really disappointed I didn't get a "dobber NO!" out of this post.


Gonna win 'em all!

[CNS]

So I went to the deep web last night and needless to say, I want to quit my job and just read the internet now. There's soo much information out there that's not even touched by the surface web.

Summarize, pls.  TIA

[Spracne]

So I went to the deep web last night and needless to say, I want to quit my job and just read the internet now. There's soo much information out there that's not even touched by the surface web.

Denizens of the dw have been exploiting you for years. Smh

[ShellShock]

Basically you can find whatever you're looking for in there. No restrictions. I ran across some old de-classified military documents, tons of government docs, research papers, etc. and it was only the first night of reading.

Pro-tip: DO NOT click on the Twitter icon as it's not really Twitter. 

[The Big Train]

http://gizmodo.com/man-the-government-sure-likes-to-blame-crap-on-tor-1668269199?utm_campaign=socialflow_gizmodo_twitter&utm_source=gizmodo_twitter&utm_medium=socialflow

[sonofdaxjones]

Deep Web is just    for me

[The Big Train]

New popular science came today and had me

[bones129]

Deeper and deeper.

[The Big Train]

those fuckers 

http://www.wsj.com/articles/u-s-coding-website-github-hit-with-cyberattack-1427638940

[The Big Train]

very active today http://map.ipviking.com/

[SdK]

very active today http://map.ipviking.com/

That is mapping hacking operations?

[Tobias]

very active today http://map.ipviking.com/

pew pew

[The Big Train]

very active today http://map.ipviking.com/

That is mapping hacking operations?

it tracks DDoS attacks based on censors that Norse has around the world's internet infrastucture

[The Big Train]

this is another one but its not as cool as the other one 

http://www.digitalattackmap.com/

[SdK]

very active today http://map.ipviking.com/

That is mapping hacking operations?

it tracks DDoS attacks based on censors that Norse has around the world's internet infrastucture

Can you dumb that down for me?

[bubbles4ksu]

the netherlands is really rough ridin' up seattle right now

[The Big Train]

very active today http://map.ipviking.com/

That is mapping hacking operations?

it tracks DDoS attacks based on censors that Norse has around the world's internet infrastucture

Can you dumb that down for me?

the little "i" icon in the top right kind of explains it, but basically they have sensors at different intersections of wired internet connections around the world.  based on where the traffic is coming from and where it is going, they can determine if it is of a malicious source. 

a DDoS(distributed denial of service) is basically an intentional request flooding attack on a server.  a DoS attack is basically a single computer sending out page requests non-stop to a server, the server can only handle so many page requests at a time, but if they find the source of the requests they can block that computer.  in a DDoS attack it can be hundreds or even millions of machines all sending page requests to a server, much harder to stop because you dont know if those requests are coming from real people or are part of the attack itself.

[SdK]

Oh wow. That's pretty cool.

[GregKSU1027]

very active today http://map.ipviking.com/

That is mapping hacking operations?

it tracks DDoS attacks based on censors that Norse has around the world's internet infrastucture

Can you dumb that down for me?

the little "i" icon in the top right kind of explains it, but basically they have sensors at different intersections of wired internet connections around the world.  based on where the traffic is coming from and where it is going, they can determine if it is of a malicious source. 

a DDoS(distributed denial of service) is basically an intentional request flooding attack on a server.  a DoS attack is basically a single computer sending out page requests non-stop to a server, the server can only handle so many page requests at a time, but if they find the source of the requests they can block that computer.  in a DDoS attack it can be hundreds or even millions of machines all sending page requests to a server, much harder to stop because you dont know if those requests are coming from real people or are part of the attack itself.

I've seen this website before. Its picked up controversy like wikileaks but since most people don't understand this wizardry it hasn't been shutdown.

[GregKSU1027]

Also if you all ever venture onto reddit and the world of subreddits its a weird place

[The Big Train]

very active today http://map.ipviking.com/

That is mapping hacking operations?

it tracks DDoS attacks based on censors that Norse has around the world's internet infrastucture

Can you dumb that down for me?

the little "i" icon in the top right kind of explains it, but basically they have sensors at different intersections of wired internet connections around the world.  based on where the traffic is coming from and where it is going, they can determine if it is of a malicious source. 

a DDoS(distributed denial of service) is basically an intentional request flooding attack on a server.  a DoS attack is basically a single computer sending out page requests non-stop to a server, the server can only handle so many page requests at a time, but if they find the source of the requests they can block that computer.  in a DDoS attack it can be hundreds or even millions of machines all sending page requests to a server, much harder to stop because you dont know if those requests are coming from real people or are part of the attack itself.

I've seen this website before. Its picked up controversy like wikileaks but since most people don't understand this wizardry it hasn't been shutdown.

Norse is a very highly regarded DDoS security company, I think you are thinking of something else.

[GregKSU1027]

very active today http://map.ipviking.com/

That is mapping hacking operations?

it tracks DDoS attacks based on censors that Norse has around the world's internet infrastucture

Can you dumb that down for me?

the little "i" icon in the top right kind of explains it, but basically they have sensors at different intersections of wired internet connections around the world.  based on where the traffic is coming from and where it is going, they can determine if it is of a malicious source. 

a DDoS(distributed denial of service) is basically an intentional request flooding attack on a server.  a DoS attack is basically a single computer sending out page requests non-stop to a server, the server can only handle so many page requests at a time, but if they find the source of the requests they can block that computer.  in a DDoS attack it can be hundreds or even millions of machines all sending page requests to a server, much harder to stop because you dont know if those requests are coming from real people or are part of the attack itself.

I've seen this website before. Its picked up controversy like wikileaks but since most people don't understand this wizardry it hasn't been shutdown.

Norse is a very highly regarded DDoS security company, I think you are thinking of something else.

Yeah i had the wrong website but when i stumble upon ill make sure to link it.

[The1BigWillie]

http://gizmodo.com/ask-the-dark-net-author-about-the-internets-underworld-1708463753

[The Big Train]

those fuckers

http://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/opm-data-breach-china-hits-back-u-s-over-federal-n370351

[GregKSU1027]

I just found this article. Its old i know but had some interesting links in it. http://money.cnn.com/2014/03/10/technology/deep-web/

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