Defendant Edison Hernandez is alleged to have been a highly rated supplier of illegal drugs on dark web marketplaces such as Silk Road, AlphaBay, Dream Market, and WallStreet Market. From January 2013 through April 2019, Hernandez advertised and sold heroin and cocaine to U.S. customers through these dark web marketplaces.

A few days ago, Russia's telecommunications and mass media regulator (also known as Roskomnadzor or RKN) has restored access to the website of the Tor Project , delaying the implementation of a court ruling. The site was blacklisted last year, but the measure was successfully challenged by lawyers.

The harshest conclusion of HP Wolf Security's report is that cybercriminals are operating in an almost professional manner, delivering easy-to-launch, plug-and-play malware and ransomware attacks as software-as-a-service. This allows those with even the most basic skills to launch cyber attacks.

In a police interview, she admitted to looking generally at the site and a pop-up window appeared, which she clicked on and took her to the dark web. Her curiosity got the better of her and she was offered drugs, weapons and murder. She couldn't believe that such a site existed and that it must be a scam. She wanted to check if it was a scam.

Pham is a methamphetamine supplier to dark web marketplaces, using the alias "addy4cheap" on both the Empire Market and Cryptonia dark web marketplaces.

The RansomHouse ransom group released a sample of the data it had and claimed that it was easy to access because AMD used generic passwords. These include the word "password", as well as "123456" and "AMD!23".

Much of the Tor Project's spending is directly related to building Tor, improving Tor, and ensuring that everyone has access to Tor, and is always working to ensure the future of Tor.

Over two years, the Viennese "cocaine godfather" and his gang allegedly sold about 60 kilograms of drugs - 40 kilograms of cocaine and the rest of marijuana, amphetamines and ecstasy - and used the virtual currency Bitcoin to make payments.

Industrial Spy operates an extortion marketplace on the dark web, selling data stolen from victim companies, from selling "premium" data for millions of dollars to selling individual files for as little as $2 and even offering free downloads of the data.