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The dark web market “Fish Market” has opted for an “exit scam” and it is currently inaccessible
According to preliminary assessments, the administrator of Fish Market, GoFish, has absconded with the users' cryptocurrencies. Meanwhile, the person posting announcements on the Dread forum, the unfortunate Byt3s, is not actually an administrator of the market but merely a staff member involved in management. He, too, was deceived by the real administrator. -
Atlas Market, a new darknet marketplace, is growing and gaining popularity on the Dread forums
Founded on November 17, 2023, Atlas Market claims to be a dark web marketplace focused on user experience, with the goal of “providing the best possible user experience for buyers and sellers.” -
Dark web anti-fraud: exposing fraudulent sites on the dark web, BlackMart, a fraudulent dark web marketplace, has changed its dark web domain name
The function of the scam darknet marketplace “BlackMart” is not much different from the last introduction, and the overall fresh and simple website design has not changed, only the color of the logo has been changed from orange to green, but the scamming techniques are still the same, so please be careful in identifying and visiting the site, and stay away from scams. -
Nemesis Market Seized in German-Led International Enforcement Operation
The Nemesis marketplace sells a variety of illegal goods - drugs, stolen data and cybercrime services such as ransomware and tools for conducting phishing or DDoS attacks. The seizure of the Nemesis Market is an important milestone in the fight against the dark web market. -
Another darkmarket falls as Kingdom Market is destroyed by a joint international law enforcement operation led by German authorities
German law enforcement agencies have successfully dismantled the "Kingdom Market", a notorious darknet marketplace that was a hub for illegal goods and services. The closure of the Kingdom Market was part of an internationally coordinated operation, which had a server infrastructure in several countries. -
Bohemia Market, one of the largest dark web marketplaces, is suspected to be running an “exit scam”
After the closure of AlphaBay, ASAP and Tor2Door, a large number of users flocked to Bohemia, making it one of the largest dark web marketplaces, and it will be interesting to see if Bohemia is really an "exit scam" and whether users' funds will be returned. "ODN" will continue to monitor the situation. -
Tor2Door, one of the largest dark web trading marketplaces, has been rendered inaccessible, rolled up a large amount of cryptocurrency, speculated to be an exit scam
The Tor2Door Market's darknet domain is currently unavailable, while the two mirror sites t2d.to and t2d.su are also inaccessible, and it is not known whether these two mirror domains are officially owned by the Tor2Door Market. -
ASAP Market, currently the largest trading marketplace on the dark web, has officially announced its retirement and will be shutting down its website soon
With more than 123,000 commodity items already available, ASAP Market is undoubtedly one of the largest dark web marketplaces of all time by this particular metric. ASAP Market is widely recognized by the dark web community as a competent and mature operation that works closely with buyers and vendors to provide a smooth marketplace experience as well as an excellent user experience. -
The dark web market Vice City is unable to withdraw BTC, which may be an “exit scam”
The Vice City market was launched in May 2020 and has gained considerable notoriety in its nearly three years of operation. Although during this process, the dark web market suffered considerable downtime and connection issues, basic functions were often unavailable, but was always able to eventually recover. Therefore, the current issues with the market may only be temporary. -
Large Dark Web Marketplace Genesis Market Seized by International Law Enforcement Agencies
"ODN" accessed the Genesis Market dark web site and found that a familiar banner image was posted on the site, stating that the organization's domain had been seized by the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) and had been shut down as part of "Operation Cookie Monster". Anyone accessing the Genesis site would see the details of the shutdown message, as well as logos from other European countries, Canada, Australia's police organizations, and Qintel, a cybersecurity company.
\can any one tell me what are some trusted venders
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