Libre Forum, a new forum coded from scratch, claims to want to provide the dark web community with an alternative to freely discussing the ideas of dark web users. They are still in the early stages of building the site, so there is a lot to look forward to. The forum has a nice user interface and full functionality, and access is relatively quick.

Dread admin "Hugbunter" says the Dread forums are hopeful of a return within a week, while the Dread dark web v3 URL is now properly accessible and the page has two announcements revealing the progress of the Dread update and that it will be back at full speed soon.

According to Positive Technologies, a purchase of "simple" data on the dark Web in 2021 might cost $200- $250. By 2022, a similar purchase would cost $100- $150, almost halving the price.

Through a test on the dark Web fraud website "Light Money", and "ODN" sorted out a total of 8 bitcoin addresses, statistics show that the fraud store "Light Money" has been successfully defrauded 275 times, a total of 1.0965 BTC fraud.

Police say the sites ("BoyVids 6.0", "Forbidden Love" and "Child Porn Market") have millions of registered users, making them one of the world's largest platforms for sharing images of child abuse.

Research published by Sophos at Black Hat Europe details the burgeoning sub-fraud economy in underground cybercrime targeting users of dark web forums.

It is straightforward to tell that "BlackMart" is a fraudulent website, as evidenced by the flawed delivery page, the fake star ratings, and the fact that it has no guarantee.

Almost every year there are several large-scale data thefts in which user information of various large companies is stolen by criminal groups. So, where is the stolen data sold? How much money do crime syndicates make? According to a research paper, this article gives detailed answers.

The dark web scam marketplace called "DeepMarket" is so well designed and functional that it is hard to recognize it as a scam site run by scammers. However, "ODN" is still able to accurately analyze many suspicious points.

The seller of the WhatsApp dataset shared a sample of data with Cybernews researchers, with 1,097 UK and 817 US user numbers in the shared sample. cybernews investigated all the numbers included in the sample All of the numbers included in the sample and managed to confirm that all of those mobile numbers were indeed WhatsApp users.