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Re:A SpaceX engineer's dark web insider trading sparks an SE... by koheripbal on Sunday March 21, 2021 @02:15PM (#26532532)
> insider trading activity on the dark web peaked a few years ago, and fizzled out after 2018... Perpetrators have likely migrated to more secure encrypted channels instead.

Does this mean they are no longer using TOR, or they are just operating a more low-key onion site?

Are there even indexes of tor sites?

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Re:A SpaceX engineer's dark web insider trading sparks an SE... by jki275 on Sunday March 21, 2021 @02:28PM (#26532637)
I read the other day that DuckDuckGo indexes tor sites.
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Re:A SpaceX engineer's dark web insider trading sparks an SE... by colinmhayes on Sunday March 21, 2021 @03:35PM (#26533199)
dark.fail
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Re:A SpaceX engineer's dark web insider trading sparks an SE... by koheripbal on Sunday March 21, 2021 @08:44PM (#26535550)
...but this must only have the very top popular sites. It doesn't seem like it would have listed the site in the article.
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Re:A SpaceX engineer's dark web insider trading sparks an SE... by colinmhayes on Monday March 22, 2021 @12:52PM (#26543348)
The entire point of those sites is they're invite only. Of course they're not indexed.
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