Video clips taken from thousands of hacked "smart home" cameras showing victims naked and even having sex are being sold online.

The group brought in at least 425,000 euros (£360,000) and may have gained access to government systems or obtained encryption keys from national health authorities.

The Tor Project has announced that it will offer hoodies, T-shirts and stickers to encourage Tor relay maintainers to get the number of bridge servers back up.

Data is a popular commodity on the dark web, where people buy and sell sensitive information, much of which is stolen through cyber vulnerabilities. Usernames, passwords, account numbers, financial records, credit card details, medical records - all of these are available for access.

Since updating to Tor 0.4.6.8, the v2 Onion service is no longer available in the Tor Browser and users will receive an "Invalid Onion Site Address" error.

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The ruling shows that drug traffickers are not untouchable in the dark web trade and that law enforcement will not let the dark web become a haven for drug dealers.

The three men, who work for a private detective agency, used the dark web to sell addresses, phone numbers and other personal data to paying customers, according to law enforcement sources cited by TASS. The group allegedly used forged court orders and falsified police documents to obtain the information.

U.S. and European police arrested 150 people for buying and selling drugs and weapons on dark web forums and seized some 234 kilograms of drugs, 45 guns and more than $31.6 million in cash and virtual currency in a 10-month operation that spanned nine countries.

The Argentine government does not believe this was a #databreach, where hackers infiltrated the system and dragged its stored user data. Instead, they believe it was the work of an employee of the Ministry of the Interior who had authorized access to the system.