In many ways, it’s like trying to find ninjas in the woods at night. You’re not supposed to find them. With the dark internet gaining more traction over NSA surveillance and other privacy issues, there has to be a way to find things. Here’s how.
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Even the dark net needs a search engine
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Published October 11, 2013
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The newest search engine in the world is hidden in the shadows of the Internet, but it shines a light on those shadows that ordinary search engines like Google, Bing, and DuckDuckGo can’t.
It’s TorSearch, and it’s the new way for the million-plus users of Tor to find anything, privately.
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