Since this is a loved comment and people will read, I'd like to add that javascript can de-anonymize you, even when using tor. Make sure that your browser is set to safest (click the shield icon in the top left) and that javascript is disabled. type "about:config" in the search bar and set javascript-enabled to false.
Just a reminder: there are crazy things which are real, there are crazy things which are outright fabrications. Rule of thumb for any "uncharted" parts of internet is "trust no one".
Are you saying I can't really can't get a few keys of blo delivered, hire a hitman, order a p'stitute, and generally have Tony Montana's lifestyle at my fingertips?
Lets give a hand for the feds putting their resources out there to maintain like 30% of tor nodes.... You are our heroes! Let the warmth of your glow envelop us. Amen.
Tbh, I always hesitated a bit going down this rabbit hole, since i was kind of afraid that if i use a wrong setting i may expose myself to really malicious people just by being logged in. Let alone all the f** up stuff. Oh well, there goes nothing.
Generally that's a bit exaggerated Not many are really willing to go to that extent just to track you down and hurt you cause of the effort. At the end of the day it's still mostly normal people behind the network plus probably buying some stuff or browsing. Surprisingly there's still a ton of normal websites in the deep web but otherwise still be cautious cause it won't hurt plus don't do anything illegal.
@@boscodomingo to add to this, keep an eye on your active connections in whatever browser the tails VM uses by default (idr if it's in the browser or in the OS gui). If something pops up there, it means that someone or some program is trying to access your info. If you see it, terminate the connection or reroute your tor nodes to a different location.
The darknet / Tor is very addictive, be warned! Once you get reading those forums like Dread (the link on Wikipedia is actually real!) where criminals openly discuss their crimes and drama is just round the corner of every click, it's easy to get hooked. General advice: trust no one and learn PGP, it's a must if you want to know what's legit and what's not. Scammers are everywhere. Have fun!
@@Spades- Yeah that'd be interesting. A lot of people have a lot of trouble getting their head around it for some reason. It's actually pretty straightforward once you understand the difference between symmetric and asymmetric encryption but some of the tools, especially the command line ones, have a steep learning curve. Kleopatra is relatively easy to use if you want to get started.
4:16 If your ISP prevents you from accessing Tor, I'm pretty sure you can use a Tor bridge instead of a VPN. Your wallet and your opsec will thank you.
Works temporarily but bridges become known after a certain amount of time because there's no way to hide Tor usage from governments with DPI capabilities. There aren't many countries where Tor's illegal anyway.
I actually went there to sell my kidney, got really far too, but a certain woman I love was mad at me so I broke contact to the middleman. There are a few interesting sites I always return to, like the Black Hat Chat, or the Imperial Library to download books. In general for those who think it’s scary, it certainly isn’t. Most people you meet in these chatrooms are either IT People, a lot, of trolling, edgy kids, seriously a lot of annoying kiddos, and people selling roids or offering small hacking jobs, most of these aren’t legit though, occasionally you meet people coming there to end their lifes, helped out a few of them whenever I could. Point is, it is extremely harmless, unless you search for demented and nasty stuff, then you will find it.
@adnanmaruf282 Depends on what you’re interested in. If it’s science I’d recommend the website imperial library. I’d recommend Dantes Inferno, if you want some fiction. It’s just a timeless masterpiece
finally someone who actually gets into good detail and actually goes on it to show you my best reccomdedation is to stay on the popluar sites on the dark web its dangerous
Be really, really careful and you absolutely "Will" find disturbing things, be ready for that. I understand the necessity of Tor in this crazy world, but be aware there are a ton creeps.
I didn't find anything disturbing at all, in fact it was all very boring, there's equally if not more disturbing stuff on the clearnet that's way easier to find, the dark web just sounds cool to edgy teenagers
@@jonnyedwards6345 that was exactly what i thought. i always heard the typical "90% of the web is hidden" thing when i was younger and thought that was sort of interesting, but when you realise that 90% of the shit on the dark web is peoples criminal business, or retarded conspiracy theories, it becomes remarkably boring. i already knew this dumb shit was happening regardless of any medium that makes it accessible for these people to continue doing what they do, so i never cared to browse it much at all.
Why Rebrand it ? The normies should be gatekept out of the internet since THEY RUINED ALL OF internet EDIT: OMG I've never seen this many likes on my comments
@@kazooduckNormie spotted, they never cared about privacy & the open web, not to mention sided with centralized social media & never support Alternatives in the name of competition Did I also mention, they love censoring ?? Oh & the internet isn't the only thing they ruined; Anime, Games, Art & even science But hey whatever helps you sleep at night & this channel makes fun of normies so yeah you're the one that has to leave
The Dark Web Mostly Tor is A Gateway Too Drug's And illegal Porn The Far Right Are Watching The Far Left Or Even You FBI Opening Up Hunter Biden's Child Porn is On Tor Or The Dark Web From His Laptop
6:47 Bro, this reminded me about those old turnpike sites. There would be websites that would just link to a million other sites that you could use like a homepage and explore. It was so much fun discovering the Internet like that back in the day.
Older Internet had Child Porn on it Nowadays it's Outlawed Unless Skyrim Child Porn that's Because Donald Trump and Google and Microsoft Outlawed it It's all About the Pedophile's
bro really? instead of supporting local hard-working up-and-coming game-changing drug dealers, you buys it from feds. At least the local drug dealers won't come knocking on your door in the middle of the night like spooks (aka feds).
Hey, I love your channel and the fact that you upload often. I wanted to ask - What about routing all traffic through Tor, like Tails or Whonix? Whats the best method to do so manually on a debian based OS ?
Is there a way to find out if someone is on a watch list? I know theres the No Fly list in regards to terrorism, but general crime databases seem to be out of reach for most.
Don't forget use tails or Whonix and also use a blender. Avoid using anything that requires ID. Just saying that I won't go into details as this is RUclips but I got intro trouble as a youth for forgetting to use tails and that's how I got into trouble. Tails or Whonix will save your tail.
@@johndank2209 I would love to but certain words make my comments go bye bye. Simmlair to how certain videos mental outlaw posted disappeared on RUclips. If you say or post certain things yt doesn't approve it automatically gets taken down in 30 mins. This isn't b itchute or o dysee as much as I hate thier websites least they don't take down words.
The one reason I'd use a VPN in combination with TOR is to mitigate any potential exploits that could reveal your true IP address; obviously it wouldn't be the "true IP" if it's a VPN, though it can still be traced back to you by governments and such if leaked, so not much use there.
Would tor's notoriety would become its own downfall? Also, was there not a thing where the an intelligence agency made a lot tor servers and use that to net some unfortunate guys?
Tor was created by the naval intelligence office. Kind of like the highway system, people use both to commit crimes all the time but they were both created by the military
What is the most useful thing a "normal person" can do with Tor that doesn't involve entertainment? Is there a way to get better news? Books? Software for work? I'm guessing it would be a way to acquire ways to defend ourselves, but besides that...
If you consider an aspiring hacker a "normal person" than this kind of resources that they could find on the dark web and connections they could make on those forums are immeasurably valuable for their learning. Apart from that, the dark web surfing can give to "a normal person" a great impression and lesson why this kind of shit is forbidden, illegal and tabooed and why they should avoid it for their own sanity.
@@ВалерийШадрин-л5г as a hacker I’d say practising hacking deep web sites is way better than clear net engagements as 1 you won’t be reported and 2, you’ll actually learn a lot more about how to identify running services on servers and injection/ directory traversal etc
@@macktheripper7454 Interesting, never looked at it that way. For your second point, what specifically about sites on the dark web makes them better for detecting those things?
Anyone remember when it didn't come with a browser bundle but you had to manually route one of your existing browsers through TOR? Pepperidge farm remembers.
saw this on my recommendations and I think I found the jackpot because I'm a website surfer when it comes to hidden websites like this thanks for teaching me about the other applications aswell
Can you do a video explaining GPG or PGP like a human? Every time I read docs about it my brain rejects what I read. I use it for pass but that's about it. And I know it does a lot more
Tails has a good way to store bookmarks and other data by using persistent storage. Since Tails can run off of a USB memory card without having a hard drive in the system, it does not store any data in the operating system. The persistent storage on the memory card is password protected, so, even if someone were to have your tails system, booting it up would just show a sterile system and not the persistent storage. You have the choice of using tor to browse the web without unlocking your persistent storage on boot-up. This is good for browsing sites that migh be sketchy by not allowing an attacker to potentially gain access. When it comes time to use a dark web service such as proton mail via the dark web, the persistent storage can be unlocked to display the dark web address of the saved bookmark.
@MentalOutlaw can hackers (or anyone) hack into or access (like Remote Access) my files on my computer when I go to the dark web using tor? please I really would like to know if that would be a possibility. Thank you. P.S I so love your videos. Please keep them coming.
@@xtdycxtfuv9353 bro this is literally our reality over here in europoor as there isn’t enough electricity to go around because of EU legislation and foolish (well planned & very intentional) politics
I like the idea of the dark web but I don't have anything to do when I'm there. I'm not interested in anything illegal. I just want to be able to learn new things and to find fun -- but benign -- things without my privacy being picked over by techno hyenas.
I'm not much of a techie, but i guess it depends on your and your ISP's equipment, the internet infrastructure in your state and in the area you live in. Tor connections require many-many all over the world jumps of small data packets, and it benefits to live in the ISP infrustructure and Tor nodes dense area like the US or Europe. My Tor connections also don't impress me with the speed. For example, i usually have the ping in online games in about 100-200 ms range, so it adds up with every packet jump to many seconds. American ping is usually about 20 ms or so, and many Tor nodes are also in America, so yeah, that helps.
One booru site offered an onion site but required you to sign in. Fair enough, but the way they implemented their redirect was to redirect every page to the sign in page. Even the registration page. They then force-redirected every public exit node ip to the tor site. So you couldn't register save through clearnet without a really dumb workaround.
@@thomas.thomas It's a normally clearnet site that tried to make a tor site available, but did not think through their implementation. My point is that most sites just pay lip-service to privacy, but fall down on their face.
Another good video, just as you got us used to. By the way, an acquaintance of mine told me about Kodachi Linux. Do you know anything about it? And if you do, what's your opinion? Continue to do a great work!
We need a Clean Web equivalent to the Dark Web. Just a flag that toggles off any NSFW stuff. Something that uses all the onion protocols and good operational security and helps to pay for hosting all the nodes, but that flags anything you wouldn't feel comfortable sharing with the church elders at a Bible study in front of your grandma. It would be great for Tor to go mainstream, and for the majority of the users to be squeaky clean.
A concern is that Tor can be painfully slow, so many services like RUclips definitely wouldn't work with most people's internet speeds. Plus, not to jump onto any conspiracy theories, but something tells me companies would prefer to track their users non-stop, which using Tor would make way harder. Unfortunately I doubt it's gonna happen.
@@spaghettiking653 I don't know if it's impossible. I switched everyone that uses me as unpaid tech support to using the Brave browser, and they love not getting RUclips ads. I have plenty of people that trust me to figure out what is a good idea and what they should stay away from, I just need the things that I recommend them to be moderately convenient and have some good features.
Anything covered in this video law enforcement for sure already is aware of. Any website on the dark net where you want to purchase something or someone you're going to need to be sent an invite with a link, even then it may take forever loading as it passes through all the vpns the website's owner has it route through.
Most important thing: remember that most of it's either fake or fedbait. Act accordingly and don't be disgusting and you should be okay. If you're using Tor for something gross... You deserve to catch that fedboi glow. Fight me.
He is right. If you don't have a VPN that should almost never stop you from using TOR. If you have a VPN on your network by default it's not worth the effort to dismantle it, in my opinion, to use TOR either although Mental Outlaw may disagree. Your milage may vary.
Hi Kenny, Thank you for your videos about Linux, securing a privacy, and many many things you share with us, im really enjoyed your channel. If you have a time, can you explain of my country, Indonesia. recenty a hacker named "Bjorka" has leaked many data on breach to . Can you make a video about this. Thank you Kenny.
Also for goodness sake don't forget to disable JavaScript and don't maximise the window. I could go on all day but please do your research any RUclipsr can't help you save yourself.
@Artistic Cat I don't know specifics but something about people being able to know the size of your screen can help them figure out what your using. Something like that. 🤷♀️
@Artistic Cat it's just another easier way to identify you if you have a certain monitor or screen size then people can know what setup/display monitor you're using. It's not outright dangerous but it's just another little thing to note down about the user. I could go into details about pgp, hiding privacy and more but right now I'm on probation I'll defiantly set up a second RUclips account and do some videos similar to mental out law as I learned from an old school RUclips "AVI" but for now all I can say is the more you research something the better. Even if it's just a little bit of info once a week.
Would it not just be an extra layer of security to use a VPN and Tor together? I mean I understand from what you said why you don't NEED to, but is there any security risk posed for doing so or would it just simply be 0 added benefit?
Yes. Technically it would be an extra level of security. Like OP said in video the anonymity of Tor and encryption provided is far greater than that of a VPN. I believe the Tor browser even has an additional VPN option with it. That being said encryption can be decrypted and, like you said, it’s not going to hurt anything having an additional level of security or protection. When big hacks occur and the FBI or agencies try and trace them they find the hacker has multiple VPNs making it extremely difficult to trace to the actual source. They pass through one VPN only to find another and so on and so forth. So you could make the argument for them like ‘well there’s no reason to use a second VPN if you already have one’… well what happens if someone gets past that level of encryption. So in general, yes it would just be extra security. How necessary is it? It just depends what you’re doing I suppose.
5:03 a video game called “welcome to the game” uses VPNs a a way to stay hidden (doesn’t help) hidden and also some ordinary games uses 5-6 vpns and a virtual machine
@@Joel-pl6lh Many have theorised that Tor is a federal honeypot for many years. There is also the increase in malicious nodes seeking to deanonymise users in recent years. I believe MO made a previous video regarding this a while back.
@@runneypo I didn't realize MO did other vids about tor, I'll have to check them out. Thanks for the explanation in your reply. I just like the meme/reference for Tor. Haha.
@@runneypo There is so much illegal shit there and the FBI is actually trying to get people arrested for these illicit activities. How is it a honeypot? Plus, the code is open-source which means it'd be very hard to pull some sketchy stuff on the users without someone noticing. That's the main reason why it's trusted. You are right about third parties trying to deanonymise TOR though, and MO often mentions it.
if u go on the dark web, expect to see cp even if u don't want to. it's everywhere, so all these comments like "i'm scared! i saw something i didn't want to!" thats the entire reason u went on the dark web and u know it lmao
I would say that using a VPN with tor does have one use. Running an exit node. Your connection will be used for some shady shit, and there have been many a story of people having authority's rocking up to the door of people that run them. This is because some super illegal shit was done with their exit node connection. A VPN with port forwarding enabled to let the exit node run through would mean they don't come knocking. You obviously want to use a VPN that has already proven itself in court to not have logs, making it a dead end on an actual investigation, like PIA or ExpressVPN.
@@ilearncode7365 That's why, generally, Universities and organisations run them. It is easy for them to convince the police that running a tor node != network activity from them. For us plebs, we get the iron boot. But as long as you are not running an exit node, and just running a relay, you will be fine. DON'T RUN AN EXIT NODE UNLESS YOU KNOW WHAT YOU ARE DOING!
@@quifix2506 They are "no logs" by audit. That is not the same as "no logs" by court. No log by audit = These guys we payed to look at our stuff say it is cool. (Another layer of "shift of trust") Getting a VPN is a shift of trust from ISP to VPN. An audited VPN shifts trust from the VPN to the Audit Company. No log by court = trust me, here is concrete proof we literally have no logs. The power of the state itself failed to get any logs. Whether that is via court, or a raid by the alphabet boys. There is another trick as well you can do as a cherry on top. Check to see if any investigations were hampered by an ISP's network layout that is available in your area. This is because some ISP's use CGNAT, (carrier grade network address translation). This basically means that multiple users are on the same IP address at the same time. Since we have run out of IPV 4 addresses, this is becoming more commonplace, however, you mainly find it on mobile networks. It would take a pretty onerous judge to give out a warrant to raid multiple peoples homes, sharing an IP just because that's just how the Network does things. They would need more proof to narrow down the exact user.
Tor is funded by the U.S. Department of State Bureau of Democracy, Human Rights, and Labor, by the Ford Foundation, etc. Given the many wierd things that have happened, including the KAX17 incidents and the briefing that governmental agencies recieve from the Tor team, regarding the potential fragilities of Tor, can it really still be trusted? Tor recieves most of its funding from the US gov. Shouldnt we move to I2P?
@@negrastormentas2865 I can’t be. But I do want to direct your attention to the lengths the FBI took to take down The Silk Road, a hidden service. The location of the server was discovered after the server owner was staked-out IRL by the feds for months before they yoinked his recently unencrypted laptop. The server location was then tracked to Iceland and shutdown. That story was about a decade ago, but nevertheless should assure you of Tor’s robustness.
Your channel makes feds cope, seethe, and dilate.
It's beautiful....makes assange smile...and the CIA want to push pens out of their desk in anger
@@schmaltzing y'alls down 2 levels of schizo too much
Emphasis on the dilate part.
@@HaveanOreshnik I'm sure the CIA gets a lot of their intel from assets over Tor.
@@schmaltzing take your medication
lol you got triggered from people not using tor in the last vid and now you have a new guide for tor. good job
Since this is a loved comment and people will read, I'd like to add that javascript can de-anonymize you, even when using tor. Make sure that your browser is set to safest (click the shield icon in the top left) and that javascript is disabled. type "about:config" in the search bar and set javascript-enabled to false.
@@steveboel12 this should be a default
@@steveboel12 What specifically makes JS able to de-anonymize a person? Is it the security vulnerabilities of the language or something else?
@@nogr3369 wondering the same
@@nogr3369 XXS cross site scripting using JavaScript to execute code
Just a reminder: there are crazy things which are real, there are crazy things which are outright fabrications.
Rule of thumb for any "uncharted" parts of internet is "trust no one".
Yes. I think a lot of people on the darkweb just trying to act cool.
Nah man it totally happened and everyone clapped!
@@TheGuyWhoIsSitting clapped yo momma's cheeks
Are you saying I can't really can't get a few keys of blo delivered, hire a hitman, order a p'stitute, and generally have Tony Montana's lifestyle at my fingertips?
@@cristianespinal9917 You can actually get those things on the dark web, though…
Lets give a hand for the feds putting their resources out there to maintain like 30% of tor nodes.... You are our heroes! Let the warmth of your glow envelop us. Amen.
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Very much thanks for this tutorial. Because this is what I needed. Specific things, exactly what to do… Not just some abstract explanation.
There have been tor tutorials for over a decade hahaha
@@rrsp7148😂😂 right bro I’m tryna see what’s going on, but will you get viruses or anything?
You guys have seen child porn and regret it now right
i just wanna know how to access it 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭@@777Angel.s
@@777Angel.syou can get hacked,tracked and murdered,or rather arrested by the fbi
Tbh, I always hesitated a bit going down this rabbit hole, since i was kind of afraid that if i use a wrong setting i may expose myself to really malicious people just by being logged in.
Let alone all the f** up stuff.
Oh well, there goes nothing.
Just dont download anything, have JS turned off, don't trust anyone you meet off the onion & you'll be fine.
Generally that's a bit exaggerated
Not many are really willing to go to that extent just to track you down and hurt you cause of the effort. At the end of the day it's still mostly normal people behind the network plus probably buying some stuff or browsing.
Surprisingly there's still a ton of normal websites in the deep web but otherwise still be cautious cause it won't hurt plus don't do anything illegal.
You can always use a VM (which isn't perfect, bur far better than going in "raw") ans trying to avoid sites that are sketchy
Like he said use a VM, I also recommend something like tails as the OS
@@boscodomingo to add to this, keep an eye on your active connections in whatever browser the tails VM uses by default (idr if it's in the browser or in the OS gui). If something pops up there, it means that someone or some program is trying to access your info. If you see it, terminate the connection or reroute your tor nodes to a different location.
The darknet / Tor is very addictive, be warned! Once you get reading those forums like Dread (the link on Wikipedia is actually real!) where criminals openly discuss their crimes and drama is just round the corner of every click, it's easy to get hooked. General advice: trust no one and learn PGP, it's a must if you want to know what's legit and what's not. Scammers are everywhere. Have fun!
You sound like someone’s aunt
@@macktheripper7454 Hey, how did you figure out I was using a fake name?! 😡🤣
I would love if mental did a PGP video just to explain it fully
@@Spades- Yeah that'd be interesting. A lot of people have a lot of trouble getting their head around it for some reason. It's actually pretty straightforward once you understand the difference between symmetric and asymmetric encryption but some of the tools, especially the command line ones, have a steep learning curve. Kleopatra is relatively easy to use if you want to get started.
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Love the introductory videos. These are so valuable!
i have no idea why, but hearing your voice just makes feel soothed.
i have a feeling this video is going to get taken down
Why tho, muta have 200+ episode of him just exploring dark web and they never took it down
@@indragaming7799 this is a tutorial on how to reach it not a showcase
you are just accessing sites that are not indexed on the normal internet bruh why would that be taken down
@@V3locities well muta also have how to video title "finding deep web sites ?" 6 years ago
Not to mention million other video similar to this that hasnt been taken down, why this and not other ?
The tutorial we've all been waiting for! Thank you! :D
I feel like I'm on a watch-list by just watching this video.
U r.
4:16 If your ISP prevents you from accessing Tor, I'm pretty sure you can use a Tor bridge instead of a VPN. Your wallet and your opsec will thank you.
Works temporarily but bridges become known after a certain amount of time because there's no way to hide Tor usage from governments with DPI capabilities. There aren't many countries where Tor's illegal anyway.
@@recitationtohear i have been baited by this stupid fucking video at least 30 times
@@openyourwebcamshowyourface If that’s true then you should not be on the internet
There’s also the Snowflake project for accessing TOR.
he says this right after
As a continuation I would love a video on how to browse securely. Thanks for the videos!!
read the darkweb bible
Use tails and a yagi antenna .. block JavaScript from running and you should be set. Edit: keep your browser window default size
@@macktheripper7454 yagi antenna????
I actually went there to sell my kidney, got really far too, but a certain woman I love was mad at me so I broke contact to the middleman. There are a few interesting sites I always return to, like the Black Hat Chat, or the Imperial Library to download books. In general for those who think it’s scary, it certainly isn’t. Most people you meet in these chatrooms are either IT People, a lot, of trolling, edgy kids, seriously a lot of annoying kiddos, and people selling roids or offering small hacking jobs, most of these aren’t legit though, occasionally you meet people coming there to end their lifes, helped out a few of them whenever I could. Point is, it is extremely harmless, unless you search for demented and nasty stuff, then you will find it.
damn
This is actually the most accurate description of the DW I've read in these comments
Cam you help me access the dark web
@@paolavargas3759 bro just watch the video
@adnanmaruf282 Depends on what you’re interested in. If it’s science I’d recommend the website imperial library. I’d recommend Dantes Inferno, if you want some fiction. It’s just a timeless masterpiece
It doesn’t quite go into the sa level as detail as Lypur’s videos, but it gives you a great overview of the “basics” - so that you can start
who is Lypur?
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finally someone who actually gets into good detail and actually goes on it to show you my best reccomdedation is to stay on the popluar sites on the dark web its dangerous
Thank you for producing this material. I can’t wait to use these skills for my defensive cybersecurity career!
Be really, really careful and you absolutely "Will" find disturbing things, be ready for that. I understand the necessity of Tor in this crazy world, but be aware there are a ton creeps.
I didn't find anything disturbing at all, in fact it was all very boring, there's equally if not more disturbing stuff on the clearnet that's way easier to find, the dark web just sounds cool to edgy teenagers
@@jonnyedwards6345 that was exactly what i thought. i always heard the typical "90% of the web is hidden" thing when i was younger and thought that was sort of interesting, but when you realise that 90% of the shit on the dark web is peoples criminal business, or retarded conspiracy theories, it becomes remarkably boring.
i already knew this dumb shit was happening regardless of any medium that makes it accessible for these people to continue doing what they do, so i never cared to browse it much at all.
this shit is also true for the clearnet
why did you quote will
Bro the hours I've spent just scrolling through Neo Nazi posts on there, lulz
I expected the vid that shows how to enter tor and basic things, well you explained more than basics and some tips I didn't know. Thanks!
Dark Web needs to be re-branded. I know it sounds crazy to most of the viewers here, but the average normie gets scared away just by the name.
The decentralized web.
@@moonlitee the non-fungible web
Why Rebrand it ?
The normies should be gatekept out of the internet since THEY RUINED ALL OF internet
EDIT: OMG I've never seen this many likes on my comments
@@AcidiFy574 you sir, are ruining the internet
@@kazooduckNormie spotted, they never cared about privacy & the open web, not to mention sided with centralized social media & never support Alternatives in the name of competition
Did I also mention, they love censoring ??
Oh & the internet isn't the only thing they ruined; Anime, Games, Art & even science
But hey whatever helps you sleep at night & this channel makes fun of normies so yeah you're the one that has to leave
this video landed me on a watchlist, thanks Mental Outlaw!
Hey, if you've found this channel you're already on a list
snowden alreasy showed that basically everyone is on the watchlist already
The Dark Web Mostly Tor is A Gateway Too Drug's And illegal Porn The Far Right Are Watching The Far Left Or Even You FBI Opening Up Hunter Biden's Child Porn is On Tor Or The Dark Web From His Laptop
@@thomas.thomas Preach that.
@@ladonna1007 btw. you also noticed how there are 4 comments but there are only 3 shown? (now 5-4)
I actually don't know anything about using tor. I would really like more stuff like this
The Hated One has a bunch of videos about this, might look there.
“Kenny” (Mental Outlaw) has more videos on TOR in a playlist.
6:47 Bro, this reminded me about those old turnpike sites.
There would be websites that would just link to a million other sites that you could use like a homepage and explore.
It was so much fun discovering the Internet like that back in the day.
Web 'turnpikes' and directories were great indeed. Better than searches polluted by SEO.
Older Internet had Child Porn on it Nowadays it's Outlawed Unless Skyrim Child Porn that's Because Donald Trump and Google and Microsoft Outlawed it It's all About the Pedophile's
Yeeeaaahh, now i'm totally on watchlist.
lmao same
Downloaded this video immediately. Thank you!
Thank you so much for this. I needed to check on that farm that sells kiwis.
Just used this tutorial to buy some hardcore rugs. Thanks bro!
Please tell me your joking
@Narja exactly
I'm a drug dealer myself and the dark web is very harmful to my business. please seek local alternatives instead
bro really?
instead of supporting local hard-working up-and-coming game-changing drug dealers, you buys it from feds.
At least the local drug dealers won't come knocking on your door in the middle of the night like spooks (aka feds).
have fun
watching this before the feds can flag me for buying a ThinkPad after seeing this video
Hey pre 2008.. no intel management chip
@@macktheripper7454 but the specs are ass
@@macktheripper7454 Still got the intel management chip, just easier to fully disable or remove
Please make a video explaining PGP!!! Its vital for not getting scammed
Dude I'm trying to order something but I'm scared I'm just gonna get scammed
So have you found a reliable website?😂
We need more "pretty basic tutorials" 😁
I remember the first time I downloaded tor and went to the hidden wiki :) I thought it was sooo cool that I was in the "dark web" lol
Hey, I love your channel and the fact that you upload often.
I wanted to ask -
What about routing all traffic through Tor, like Tails or Whonix?
Whats the best method to do so manually on a debian based OS ?
i think you can use the whonix gateway with a debian based os
socks5 9050 or some port
Tails _is_ a debian-based operating system lol
anonsurf
Install the tor package and edit the /etc/tor/torrc file.
tysm man,i really want to try this on a school laptop because tmrw we re having informatics at school
life has many doors, fed-boy.
Meanwhile in Iran, me trying to access regular Internet using tor:
👁 👄 👁
Good luck with that
@@ChipDip-wq8mi thanks ^v^
w iran
@@atikhossaindip بیااکونمبخورننهجنده
@@atikhossaindip دوسداریکیردولتروبخوری؟
Need to get on a few more watchlists for my weekly quota, time for another Mental Outlaw video.
Is there a way to find out if someone is on a watch list?
I know theres the No Fly list in regards to terrorism, but general crime databases seem to be out of reach for most.
@@IaMaPh1991 no its literally impossible
It's all about that Russian Child Porn huh?
Incidentally the Tor version of Kiwifarms is up and running
it has been for a while even before Kenny made the vid
@@webmaristocrat4052 new Tor domain since September 12, stated on the telegram channel
@@BruhYouEatGlizzy oh what is it
While we’re on the subject of the dark web you should do more videos that cover i2p
Good idea
@@MentalOutlaw so true
It’s fucking horrendous from a privacy standpoint though .. it’s written in Java for fucks sake lol
@@macktheripper7454 You don't know anything about programming.
@@macktheripper7454 Dunning Kruger.
As a libertarian, Tor is my favorite thing the internet has ever created. God bless for educating people on this
I don’t know how to break the news to you… But tor was created by US intelligences.
Don't forget use tails or Whonix and also use a blender. Avoid using anything that requires ID.
Just saying that I won't go into details as this is RUclips but I got intro trouble as a youth for forgetting to use tails and that's how I got into trouble. Tails or Whonix will save your tail.
it's a comment section,pls go into detail
Also don’t use ur home/campus/work internet, I work as a network admin for a large institution and we have terminated ppl for using the dark web
so don't use linux like EndeavourOS to browse tor?
@@johndank2209 I would love to but certain words make my comments go bye bye. Simmlair to how certain videos mental outlaw posted disappeared on RUclips. If you say or post certain things yt doesn't approve it automatically gets taken down in 30 mins. This isn't b itchute or o dysee as much as I hate thier websites least they don't take down words.
what's a blender? could you explain it or point me in the correct direction of learning about this?
Thanks !!
After decades of wondering I now know how to use Tor
dear fbi agent, i am watching this for fun please dont give me 5 years in prison again:3
Mental outlaw is an absolute banger channel name. Too relevant rn
The one reason I'd use a VPN in combination with TOR is to mitigate any potential exploits that could reveal your true IP address; obviously it wouldn't be the "true IP" if it's a VPN, though it can still be traced back to you by governments and such if leaked, so not much use there.
Tor already provides that level of protection
@@ticketforlife2103 the tor developers are working with the us government so you cant know that there isnt some backdoor installed
@fortunelake and? plenty of open source software has undetected bugs or security flaws that no amateur can find by looking at the code for just a day
@@thomas.thomaswhat if you compile it from source?
I’d use tails or a vm with vpn
Thank u for a clear explanation, I really hope this doesn’t get taken down😭😭
Would tor's notoriety would become its own downfall? Also, was there not a thing where the an intelligence agency made a lot tor servers and use that to net some unfortunate guys?
Those are the nodes he was talking about in the video, you can disable them.
You can't downfall when you're already at the bottom
What you’re talking about is a correlation attack .. but this is more applicable if going clear net into tor versus just staying on onions
Tor was created by the naval intelligence office. Kind of like the highway system, people use both to commit crimes all the time but they were both created by the military
I haven’t seen anyone using brave (for casual stuff not for entering the darknet), so Ty for telling me, that I’m not weird.
Look, just because you use a glowie soyjak in the thumbnail doesn't mean you're not a glowie for making this.
thanks for being so simple and stright foward
What is the most useful thing a "normal person" can do with Tor that doesn't involve entertainment? Is there a way to get better news? Books? Software for work? I'm guessing it would be a way to acquire ways to defend ourselves, but besides that...
yeah i actually wonder too
If you consider an aspiring hacker a "normal person" than this kind of resources that they could find on the dark web and connections they could make on those forums are immeasurably valuable for their learning. Apart from that, the dark web surfing can give to "a normal person" a great impression and lesson why this kind of shit is forbidden, illegal and tabooed and why they should avoid it for their own sanity.
@@ВалерийШадрин-л5г as a hacker I’d say practising hacking deep web sites is way better than clear net engagements as 1 you won’t be reported and 2, you’ll actually learn a lot more about how to identify running services on servers and injection/ directory traversal etc
@@ВалерийШадрин-л5г That's great and all. But then that means the best value is for education.
@@macktheripper7454 Interesting, never looked at it that way. For your second point, what specifically about sites on the dark web makes them better for detecting those things?
WOAH, this is made before elude exit scammed, time flies! Seeing the elude url not in red caught me off guard
This actually helped out a lot thanks for the help
This video was approved by the Federal Bureau of Investigation.
Relax Jack, 26, Temple City, CA, FedEx delivery driver, we're not trying to collect your personal Info or accuse you of anything.
@@petemitchell9996🤨
Anyone remember when it didn't come with a browser bundle but you had to manually route one of your existing browsers through TOR? Pepperidge farm remembers.
Now you should make a RUclipsDL tutorial so that people can download this video before it’s too late
love your chanel, its have Terry Devis and Snowden vibe
This video is glowing
saw this on my recommendations and I think I found the jackpot because I'm a website surfer when it comes to hidden websites like this
thanks for teaching me about the other applications aswell
@isha oh my god thank you for reminding me of this comment, I actually did stay safe and im now a regular tor surfer
Braxman started the VPN then connect to tor thing. He is such a lush, getting all drunk and live-streaming.
I got his Android phone...didn't know about the booze though, explains a lot...but then he's a bit of a muso
Is he legit
@@Krishna-wd2bm well, the de-googled phone is good
@@alexeisavrasov888 so he drinks.
In the spectrum of vices Booze is the least of my concerns.
@@seanfaherty I'm not the one saying that, read the comments
Fantastic, great vid, nice1 🎉
Are you telling me that you can access into the darkweb without tor? POGGERS
And you were also told in the same sentence that it's not a good idea.
Why not just download Tor?
My consciousness connects directly to the dark web like Neo in the Matrix Revolutions.
Very informative thank you… subscribed and liked 😊
uhhh
Alternate title: how to access the police at your door
lmao no
This video got recommend, and I clicked out of curiosity. If it's bad RUclips takes it down itself.
Can you do a video explaining GPG or PGP like a human?
Every time I read docs about it my brain rejects what I read.
I use it for pass but that's about it.
And I know it does a lot more
Tails has a good way to store bookmarks and other data by using persistent storage. Since Tails can run off of a USB memory card without having a hard drive in the system, it does not store any data in the operating system. The persistent storage on the memory card is password protected, so, even if someone were to have your tails system, booting it up would just show a sterile system and not the persistent storage.
You have the choice of using tor to browse the web without unlocking your persistent storage on boot-up. This is good for browsing sites that migh be sketchy by not allowing an attacker to potentially gain access. When it comes time to use a dark web service such as proton mail via the dark web, the persistent storage can be unlocked to display the dark web address of the saved bookmark.
@MentalOutlaw
can hackers (or anyone) hack into or access (like Remote Access) my files on my computer when I go to the dark web using tor? please I really would like to know if that would be a possibility. Thank you. P.S I so love your videos. Please keep them coming.
I needed this back when I used to browse. I was one of those vnp + tor guys lol
Looks like he's got some bills to pay lol
True , kinda low effort this one.
But I get it.
@@More_Row yea inflation is getting ridiculous
@@SquishyThing Tell me about it. I will have to switch to candles and oil lamps soon.
@@xtdycxtfuv9353 bro this is literally our reality over here in europoor as there isn’t enough electricity to go around because of EU legislation and foolish (well planned & very intentional) politics
😂😂
The feds are now tracking my ip and all traffic for watching this video, thanks homie :)
Also make sure to click the shield in the top right and put it in the "safest mode" it disables java script! v v inportant
Good teaching, maximize your window budd, go on.
I like the idea of the dark web but I don't have anything to do when I'm there. I'm not interested in anything illegal. I just want to be able to learn new things and to find fun -- but benign -- things without my privacy being picked over by techno hyenas.
Exactly
there are plenty of non-illegal sites on the dark web
@@p4trickb4tem4n eg?
@@p4trickb4tem4n I'm sure there are but I'm an Arthur Dent.
How is your tor browser so fast? Mine is always really slow.
I'm not much of a techie, but i guess it depends on your and your ISP's equipment, the internet infrastructure in your state and in the area you live in. Tor connections require many-many all over the world jumps of small data packets, and it benefits to live in the ISP infrustructure and Tor nodes dense area like the US or Europe. My Tor connections also don't impress me with the speed. For example, i usually have the ping in online games in about 100-200 ms range, so it adds up with every packet jump to many seconds. American ping is usually about 20 ms or so, and many Tor nodes are also in America, so yeah, that helps.
One booru site offered an onion site but required you to sign in. Fair enough, but the way they implemented their redirect was to redirect every page to the sign in page. Even the registration page. They then force-redirected every public exit node ip to the tor site. So you couldn't register save through clearnet without a really dumb workaround.
why would you try to register through clearnet? or was it a website which was designed for both tor and clearnet?
@@thomas.thomas It's a normally clearnet site that tried to make a tor site available, but did not think through their implementation. My point is that most sites just pay lip-service to privacy, but fall down on their face.
Downloading the video before RUclips decides to fuck with Mental's channel
I love disembodied voice.
Unironically I wish all RUclipsrs just voicedover their stuff instead of showing themselves.
Another good video, just as you got us used to. By the way, an acquaintance of mine told me about Kodachi Linux. Do you know anything about it? And if you do, what's your opinion? Continue to do a great work!
Cool
Archived this bros
Send
Commenting here before it gets 'too popular'
We need a Clean Web equivalent to the Dark Web. Just a flag that toggles off any NSFW stuff. Something that uses all the onion protocols and good operational security and helps to pay for hosting all the nodes, but that flags anything you wouldn't feel comfortable sharing with the church elders at a Bible study in front of your grandma. It would be great for Tor to go mainstream, and for the majority of the users to be squeaky clean.
A concern is that Tor can be painfully slow, so many services like RUclips definitely wouldn't work with most people's internet speeds. Plus, not to jump onto any conspiracy theories, but something tells me companies would prefer to track their users non-stop, which using Tor would make way harder. Unfortunately I doubt it's gonna happen.
@@spaghettiking653 I don't know if it's impossible. I switched everyone that uses me as unpaid tech support to using the Brave browser, and they love not getting RUclips ads.
I have plenty of people that trust me to figure out what is a good idea and what they should stay away from, I just need the things that I recommend them to be moderately convenient and have some good features.
I mean, you can go to a normal search engine thru tor, then it's just as "squeaky clean" as the next one
@@Oliver_Atkinson If you use it like that then it's just "normal internet but slower"
It has to have some advantage to attract a user base.
@@Alorand you still have the anonymity advantage, assuming you don't log into anything
Drar FBI,I have simply clicked on this for research purposes
Anything covered in this video law enforcement for sure already is aware of. Any website on the dark net where you want to purchase something or someone you're going to need to be sent an invite with a link, even then it may take forever loading as it passes through all the vpns the website's owner has it route through.
Inv links?
It’s not the school group chat dude. People want to sell shit and the feds don’t come knocking unless you fuck up
thank you yo keep safe when going deep in dark web
Most important thing: remember that most of it's either fake or fedbait. Act accordingly and don't be disgusting and you should be okay. If you're using Tor for something gross... You deserve to catch that fedboi glow. Fight me.
im never using it. i only watch stories on youtube
I have seen the holy coochie
@FLN 764 lmfao
Good thing that I don't live in US, and my government maybe too much of a boomer to care about this kind of shit.
So... eh?
based and outlaw pilled. nice work 👍
Here before GlowTube takes this down
Roontoob
He is right. If you don't have a VPN that should almost never stop you from using TOR. If you have a VPN on your network by default it's not worth the effort to dismantle it, in my opinion, to use TOR either although Mental Outlaw may disagree. Your milage may vary.
Glowies gonna glow even harder
Hi Kenny,
Thank you for your videos about Linux, securing a privacy, and many many things you share with us, im really enjoyed your channel.
If you have a time, can you explain of my country, Indonesia.
recenty a hacker named "Bjorka" has leaked many data on breach to . Can you make a video about this.
Thank you Kenny.
Also for goodness sake don't forget to disable JavaScript and don't maximise the window. I could go on all day but please do your research any RUclipsr can't help you save yourself.
@Artistic Cat I don't know specifics but something about people being able to know the size of your screen can help them figure out what your using. Something like that. 🤷♀️
@Artistic Cat it's just another easier way to identify you if you have a certain monitor or screen size then people can know what setup/display monitor you're using. It's not outright dangerous but it's just another little thing to note down about the user. I could go into details about pgp, hiding privacy and more but right now I'm on probation I'll defiantly set up a second RUclips account and do some videos similar to mental out law as I learned from an old school RUclips "AVI" but for now all I can say is the more you research something the better. Even if it's just a little bit of info once a week.
yeah but lots of people use 1080p anyway unless you use some antique resolution
You can maximize your window, since tor is spoofing the resolution in new versions. Don't use old versions!
@@atorik1076 ah thx for the info, it was kinda triggering my OCD
For my fbi agent just watching this as i have a presentation in college about what legal and illegal on internet
Would it not just be an extra layer of security to use a VPN and Tor together? I mean I understand from what you said why you don't NEED to, but is there any security risk posed for doing so or would it just simply be 0 added benefit?
Yes. Technically it would be an extra level of security. Like OP said in video the anonymity of Tor and encryption provided is far greater than that of a VPN. I believe the Tor browser even has an additional VPN option with it. That being said encryption can be decrypted and, like you said, it’s not going to hurt anything having an additional level of security or protection.
When big hacks occur and the FBI or agencies try and trace them they find the hacker has multiple VPNs making it extremely difficult to trace to the actual source. They pass through one VPN only to find another and so on and so forth. So you could make the argument for them like ‘well there’s no reason to use a second VPN if you already have one’… well what happens if someone gets past that level of encryption.
So in general, yes it would just be extra security. How necessary is it? It just depends what you’re doing I suppose.
5:03 a video game called “welcome to the game” uses VPNs a a way to stay hidden (doesn’t help) hidden and also some ordinary games uses 5-6 vpns and a virtual machine
"How To Use the FBI's Own Tools to Incriminate Myself (Using Tor)"
What your title should say.
Why?
@@Joel-pl6lh Many have theorised that Tor is a federal honeypot for many years. There is also the increase in malicious nodes seeking to deanonymise users in recent years. I believe MO made a previous video regarding this a while back.
@@runneypo fr? theres also cp sites owned by fbi
@@runneypo I didn't realize MO did other vids about tor, I'll have to check them out. Thanks for the explanation in your reply. I just like the meme/reference for Tor. Haha.
@@runneypo There is so much illegal shit there and the FBI is actually trying to get people arrested for these illicit activities. How is it a honeypot? Plus, the code is open-source which means it'd be very hard to pull some sketchy stuff on the users without someone noticing. That's the main reason why it's trusted.
You are right about third parties trying to deanonymise TOR though, and MO often mentions it.
if u go on the dark web, expect to see cp even if u don't want to. it's everywhere, so all these comments like "i'm scared! i saw something i didn't want to!" thats the entire reason u went on the dark web and u know it lmao
im just tryina see the mikayla campinos leaks
@@kaksidaksi3455 yeah again that’s cp, you’re going on there for cp
Bro theres none
Where did u see
@@kaksidaksi3455nasty
I would say that using a VPN with tor does have one use. Running an exit node. Your connection will be used for some shady shit, and there have been many a story of people having authority's rocking up to the door of people that run them. This is because some super illegal shit was done with their exit node connection. A VPN with port forwarding enabled to let the exit node run through would mean they don't come knocking.
You obviously want to use a VPN that has already proven itself in court to not have logs, making it a dead end on an actual investigation, like PIA or ExpressVPN.
Sounds super scary!
@@ilearncode7365 That's why, generally, Universities and organisations run them. It is easy for them to convince the police that running a tor node != network activity from them.
For us plebs, we get the iron boot. But as long as you are not running an exit node, and just running a relay, you will be fine.
DON'T RUN AN EXIT NODE UNLESS YOU KNOW WHAT YOU ARE DOING!
What about nord vpn?
@@quifix2506 They are "no logs" by audit. That is not the same as "no logs" by court.
No log by audit = These guys we payed to look at our stuff say it is cool. (Another layer of "shift of trust")
Getting a VPN is a shift of trust from ISP to VPN. An audited VPN shifts trust from the VPN to the Audit Company.
No log by court = trust me, here is concrete proof we literally have no logs.
The power of the state itself failed to get any logs. Whether that is via court, or a raid by the alphabet boys.
There is another trick as well you can do as a cherry on top. Check to see if any investigations were hampered by an ISP's network layout that is available in your area.
This is because some ISP's use CGNAT, (carrier grade network address translation). This basically means that multiple users are on the same IP address at the same time.
Since we have run out of IPV 4 addresses, this is becoming more commonplace, however, you mainly find it on mobile networks.
It would take a pretty onerous judge to give out a warrant to raid multiple peoples homes, sharing an IP just because that's just how the Network does things. They would need more proof to narrow down the exact user.
Thanks now I'm on a list for clicking this video
Tor is funded by the U.S. Department of State Bureau of Democracy, Human Rights, and Labor, by the Ford Foundation, etc. Given the many wierd things that have happened, including the KAX17 incidents and the briefing that governmental agencies recieve from the Tor team, regarding the potential fragilities of Tor, can it really still be trusted? Tor recieves most of its funding from the US gov. Shouldnt we move to I2P?
I don’t know anything about i2p but I’m certain Tor is secure.
@@xtdycxtfuv9353 How are you certain?
@@negrastormentas2865 It's all open source.
@@negrastormentas2865 the tor relays are run by normal people like us
@@negrastormentas2865 I can’t be. But I do want to direct your attention to the lengths the FBI took to take down The Silk Road, a hidden service. The location of the server was discovered after the server owner was staked-out IRL by the feds for months before they yoinked his recently unencrypted laptop. The server location was then tracked to Iceland and shutdown. That story was about a decade ago, but nevertheless should assure you of Tor’s robustness.