How Hackers Hide Themselves Using the Dark Web

The dark web is a dangerous place and clever hackers can use it to conceal their identities and carry out anonymous crimes without getting caught. In today's epic new video we're going to look at how hackers use the dark web to hide, and what you can do to protect yourself from them.

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[potatolord]

To the FBI agent looking at this, I am here for educational purposes only.

[SideQuestPro]

I can confirm, after watching this video, I’m on the FBI watchlist…

[kirkmorrison]

To The Justice Department, I am here for informational purposes only.
I am informed, but freaked out that tiny bread crumbs can be that useful to criminals. I am glad I don't do social media except You Tube

[ned]

If you're a script kiddie with incriminating evidence on billionaires that isn't already public, believe it's cheaper for the billionaire to have you erased than to pay you any blackmail.
Reputation is everything.

[Loki-Gab]

Can you discuss about forensic next, what kinds are they’re without too much police training but more on brainstorming, and connecting the dots, and what specialty are needed and a must on subjects.

[Crimson]

To be honest, I feel like TOR is always shown in a bad light just due to a few things that end up being on there ending up mis-used.

[austenfalk]

I guarantee you darkwed dudes are already beyond this. They move fast. That is if they are smart

[d_men]

Im sold. Where do I buy?

My FBI agent: smh

[Uxirusu]

Even if these hackers advocate they don't want to Induce chaos, attacking someone in any way could potentially lead to violence

[jarodarmstrong]

Tor and the dark web aren’t nearly as anonymous as you think. I remember one guy being caught because of something distinctive about his typed language. Some investigators found a similar thing on his tweets and boom they were into him

[Derekzparty]

What hackers who hide themself on the dark web won't do is leave inflammatory posts on YouTube detailing their heists

[twocvbloke]

So basically, if you wish to be free from ransomware, stay offline, don't use portable storage, and hide under your bed... :P

[brokenbridge]

Scary. I pray this never happens to me.

[asktheuniverse]

Infographics definitely has not become bias… At all.

[rdp]

It makes you wonder if any hackers hacked into someone’s system and felt so bad they actually left money for the person they hacked!

[andro]

This makes me very happy that my mom owns a cyber security company.

[alexanderkidonakis]

Aura probably works with the scammers. “Let me give them all my information so it’s easy for me (them) to get all my information”

[danielhouser]

Thank-you The Infographic Show this is very interested 🤔🧐💯 appreciate your content

[agentsmiffs_channel]

Saying something is "hacker proof" is an over statement, because usually it's just harder to hack.

[niceone]

7:22 no one gonna buy those donkey Kong ecstasy pills.