What to read in Darknet?

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What to read in Darknet?

Tor - This is not a bunch of drug dealers, weapons and child pornography sites, but a free and maximally secure network with lots of useful information. And just two weeks earlier, the ProPublica publication opened its branch in the anonymous network. The goal is the same - the fight against the stigma of darknet.

We decided to study the underground network in more detail and collected ten onion links (is it worth mentioning that they are opened only by the TOR browser or, for example, special plugin for Chrome) to useful and informative resources: online libraries, news sites, Stanford University free courses, and more.

Online libraries
"FLIBUSTA"

The well-known Russian-language non-profit library, one of the largest victims of the war with copyright holders in Runet (not counting, of course, RuTracker), has successfully settled in an underground network. The catalog is still as extensive - in any case, several editions of Bradbury's 451 degrees Fahrenheit, for which the resource was banned in Russia, were not difficult to find.

https://flibustahezeous3.onion

JOTUNBANE'S READING CLUB

An English-language online library created on the basis of a readers club - on this resource, users have the opportunity to add books to the general collection, which is divided into categories: "Anarchism", "Psychology", "Alternative History", "Politics" and so on.

https://c3jemx2ube5v5zpg.onion

Education
COURSE OF STANFORD UNIVERSITY

Using this link, you can sign up for Stanford University’s online course on surveillance laws - how the special services monitor the Internet and how easy they can get your personal information. Studying will take one to three hours a week and will last only six weeks.
https://7vrl523532rjjznj.onion/

TACTICAL TECHNOLOGY COLLECTIVE

An international organization based in Berlin. It offers all kinds of studying the intricacies of digital security: in addition to the usual articles and lectures, you can even stumble upon gifs and games that clearly explain the principles of TOR and the role of free information in activism, as well as reports from training courses and conferences organized by the company.
https://hrkdpwrkh3lbow2l.onion/

media
DEEP DOT WEB

A large information resource where you can read news, interviews and review articles, usually on the topic of the underground Internet. The publication has repeatedly drawn attention to raids related to illegal drug trafficking sites, dishonest anonymous sellers, as well as crowdfunding platforms created by pedophiles.

https://deepdot35wvmeyd5.onion/

PROPUBLICA

The non-profit publication, the first major media outlet to conduct such an expansion, as well as the first online publication to receive the Pulitzer Prize. According to the editors, the goal of the transition is to provide maximum security for readers, thereby depriving your Internet provider of any information related to visiting their site.

https://www.propub3r6espa33w.onion/

Storage of classified documents.
WIKILEAKS

The main messenger of plums of secret documents and revealing journalistic investigations, founded back in 2006. The fact that the resource moved to the most secure network is not surprising - its founder Julian Assange is still hiding from the British authorities in the building of the Embassy of Ecuador in London. To transfer any data for publication, the site administration strictly recommends using only TOR.

https://jwgkxry7xjeaeg5d.onion/

Wiki Encyclopedia.
THE HIDDEN WIKI

Despite the name, the resource can be compared to the usual Wikipedia with a stretch - the number and information content of articles on the darknet wiki is much lower. Just like on Wikipedia, anyone can edit the materials. The home page also contains useful onion links.

https://zqktlwi4fecvo6ri.onion/wiki/index.php/Main_Page

Activism.
CODE: GREEN

A large portal about ecoactivism, or rather, ethical hacktivism, which helps in the struggle for a clean planet. For example, the banner “Freedom to Barrett Brown” flaunts on the main page, as well as information on how to help the project - the site team is looking for sensible designers, coders, hackers, activists and anyone who wants to make at least some effort to support the project.

https://pyl7a4ccwgpxm6rd.onion/w/index.php/Main_Page



WE FIGHT CENSORSHIP.

Multilingual stronghold of fighters with censorship. The site publishes materials that for one reason or another have been banned (including materials from repressed authors). On the site you can also find a “survival kit on the Internet,” that is, detailed information on protecting your data.

https://3kyl4i7bfdgwelmf.onion/index.html

Source @odeepweb