The Hidden Wiki Darkweb

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When you browse the Internet, you can visit a variety of sites that host everything from shady online marketplaces to racy adult content. But did you know there is a hidden part of the web that has even more illicit websites?

One such site is Onion Links, a directory of working Tor sites. These sites are accessed using a Tor browser or proxy.
1. Impreza Hosting

Impreza Hosting is one of the most reputable and privacy-dark web URL protecting hosting services on the market. It offers a variety of hosting options and features, including TOR browser compatibility, cryptocurrency payments, and offshore hosting. This makes it difficult for governments and other entities to track or bring down your website.

Besides offering these features, Impreza also offers several performance optimizations that can boost your site’s speed and improve its Google PageSpeed scores. Phil tested a site hosted with the service and saw it go from a PageSpeed score of 27 on mobile to an A grade on Desktop.

Moreover, the service’s servers are located in Seychelle, which means that your data will be encrypted and protected. Additionally, Impreza doesn’t require you to provide any personal information and won’t monitor your activities. This makes it a safe and secure option for those who want to host their sites on the dark web. As an added bonus, the service also allows you to store multiple data backups.
2. Tor Links

Often referred to as the Wikipedia of the dark web, Tor Links is a directory of.onion links for many black web pages, services and content. This community-edited wiki makes it easy to find what you're looking for, but be careful—it may also link to objectionable or dangerous material.

The website also hosts SecureDrop, which allows whistleblowers to share sensitive information with journalists anonymously. It has become popular enough that five-time Pulitzer Prize winner ProPublica became the first major publication to host its own.onion URL, allowing readers to remain anonymous and bypass country blocks while promoting free speech.

Another useful onion site is Ahmia, which is a search engine designed for the Tor network. It allows users to search on the i2p network and also supports searches using regular expressions. However, it's worth noting that i2p is used by bots and other malware, so it's best to stick with reputable search engines like Haystak.
3. OnionName

OnionName is a service that provides a way for people to create Tor onion sites with vanity domain names. It also offers a backup directory in case other directories go down.

While some think of the dark web as a hub for illegal activity, this is not always the case. It can also be used for sharing information anonymously, such as by whistleblowers or journalists.

Tor onion sites are reachable only through the Tor browser, which encrypts the user’s connection and routes it through many servers around the world to mask their location and protect their privacy. However, it can be difficult for users to remember the random string of letters that is their website’s address, and malicious exit nodes could intercept a user’s connection and send them to a fake site.

OnionName solves this problem by allowing people to create a custom domain that is easy to remember and backed up by an automated system that provides a private key that prevents someone from hijacking their site. To use it, users simply replace their current hidden service identifier in /usr/local/etc/tor/hidden_http_service/private_key/ with one provided by the website and restart Tor.
4. Daniel Onion Link List

The Daniel Onion Link List is a directory that indexes.onion websites to help users navigate the Tor network. The website is a useful resource for those who want to browse dark web social networks, chat rooms, and blogs. However, it is important to note that you cannot access these sites with a normal browser. You will need to use a browser that supports Tor or another service that provides a secure connection, such as ProtonMail.

The site also features an in-built test function, which allows you to check whether a specific.onion link is online or not. This is a great feature for people who are new to the dark web and want to ensure that they are visiting legitimate websites.

The website also features a series of articles on various topics, including conspiracy theories. Users should exercise caution when clicking on these links, as some may contain illicit content or be scams.
5. The New York Times

The New York Times is one of the oldest newspapers in the world. They have recently launched a dark web service that allows users in censorship-prone countries to read their news. The service is called NYT Onion and offers a full version of the newspaper.

It also offers a directory of other.onion sites, and it doesn’t log your activity. It’s a great option for people who are new to the dark web and want to avoid browsing objectionable or dangerous content.

The NYT Onion is based on an open-source tool developed by former Facebook security engineer Alec Muffett. He has also created an experimental dark net Wikipedia service that provides strong privacy protections for at-risk users. The service is currently read-only, because Wikipedia blocks editing over Tor to avoid trolls. The service is a good option for people who are at risk of being monitored or have been blocked by their governments.
6. BBC

BBC stands for British Broadcasting Corporation, a UK television, radio, and online company that offers news and programs in over 40 languages. Its website also allows users to download and watch TV and radio content for seven days after it airs.

In the US, "BBC" can refer to a large penis or as a slang term for "pants." It was popular on Usenet forums in the 1990s and is still used on some personal online ads. The abbreviation can be found in some pornography, where it is often used to describe an adolescent male's penis.

The BBC is a public service broadcaster that has operated under a royal charter since the 1920s. It is independent of commercial influence, and its board of governors is appointed by the government. The BBC's reputation as an anti-establishment voice has sometimes led to accusations of bias in favor of the government, especially during times of war.
7. ProPublica

ProPublica is a Pulitzer Prize winning non-profit investigative journalism outfit that exposes abuses of power. The site maintains a presence on the clearnet as well as the Tor network, which allows users to browse the site anonymously and bypass country blocks. It also provides a secure platform for whistleblowers to submit information.

The service is free to use, but users must download and install the Tor browser to use it. The app is available for both PCs and Android phones, and it works by routing your Internet traffic through the Tor network. It does not keep a log of your web activity, but users should be aware that there is the possibility of running into objectionable or dangerous content on the hidden wiki darkweb.

The site leans left, according to AllSides reviews, but it is factually high and strives to uncover corruption in government and business. The organization has a reputation for being highly critical of the Trump administration and frequently reports on issues that resonate with liberal voters, such as abortion rights and taxing the rich.
8. Facebook

The unofficial darknet Wikipedia serves as a directory of onion links to various pages, services and other content. It includes categories like forums, social networks, anonymous postings and imageboards. It also provides some strong privacy protections. While it may be possible to find legitimate content on the Facebook darknet service, there are also potentially dangerous or objectionable sites to avoid. This service can only be accessed via Tor, which works by creating a temporary VPN connection between the computer and the web server.
9. Scientific Knowledge

Scientific knowledge includes facts, theories and models that help us understand natural and social phenomena. These are constructed through the scientific method, a process that involves unbiased observations and experimentation. Scientific knowledge also varies in certainty; some ideas are more accurate than others, but none of them provide a complete picture of reality or even a “God’s eye view.”

Science is one of the main features of our times that distinguishes it from earlier centuries. It takes many forms and is carried out by men and women of all ethnic and national backgrounds. The work may involve observation, fieldwork, experimentation, or mathematical modelling.

Several services on the hidden wiki dark web offer scientific knowledge, including Sci-Hub and ZeroBin. Both are free to use and work by allowing users to anonymously communicate with their confederates through media messages that can be sent or erased instantly. However, these services may not be secure and should only be used by people who are willing to take the necessary precautions.