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  Shining a light onto the dark web

  Publié: mai 7, 2019, 5:23pm CEST par Ian Barker

  The dark web is, by its very nature something of an object of mystery. It's easy to think of it as a huge, closed community hidden from the world in dusty corners of the internet. But what's the reality? Threat intelligence specialist Recorded Future has done some research to try to understand the dark web's true nature. The company spidered around 260,000 onion pages to approximate the full reachable Tor network from a starting set of onion sites that it pulled from public lists and its own content. What it found is that the dark web is in fact rather… [Continue Reading]