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Today we're going to see if I can show
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you how to access the dark web in under
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3 minutes. Put 3 minutes on the clock
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and let's roll step by step. But before
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I continue, I have a special offer for
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those who like control s a l a. If you
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understand how systems work, you
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understand one thing, control matters.
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Most platforms track you, limit you,
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decide how you earn. That's the system
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but not everything plays by those rules.
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There are platforms built differently
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for people who prefer freedom over
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control. That's where Roladel comes in.
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It's not your typical marketplace. No
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unnecessary restrictions, no forced
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identity, just a system where your
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reputation speaks for you. You can offer
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your skills, get hired, and even buy and
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sell services all on your own terms. No
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noise, no limitations, just control.
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[music] If you get it, you get it. Check
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right now to get started. Now back to
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the video. First things first, type
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[music] in Tor Project into your search
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engine of choice. Click the link and
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you'll end up on a website that looks
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like this. This is torproject.org.
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Tor is the onion router. That is what
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we're going to be using to access the
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dark web. So, click download. I'm on a
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Mac, so I'll choose that. We'll allow it
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and we'll let it download. It's not very
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>> So, let's open this up, drag it into the
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applications folder and it's installed.
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It pretty much runs like Chrome does and
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you can tick this box to always connect
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automatically when you start up the app
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and you can configure your connection
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here. You're really worried about
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security and privacy? You probably want
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to turn off all of the JavaScript
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functionality. So, maybe go to the
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security thing and then scroll down and
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click on safest. It'll make websites
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break and [music] certain things won't
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work, but if you're doing security
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research or OSINT stuff, you might need
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that. If you don't need that, don't
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worry about it. Let's get rid of this
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and click connect. Got our little bar
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along the top. So, there we go. We're
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connected and when you connect to this
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network, it's a different part of the
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internet. It's a whole different system,
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[music] and that's why you need this
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special browser to do it. There also is
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no real search engine for it. So, what
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you can see here is DuckDuckGo, [music]
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but you can also just browse the normal
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internet in this Tor browser. You never
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used to be able to do that. So, if you
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just want to go to this website, it'll
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take a minute, but it will work, and
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it'll just load this normal internet
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page a little bit slowly because it's
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going through so many hops. If you click
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on this little circuit thing, it'll show
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you the route that the traffic is taking
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to get to my website. So, France,
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Germany, Poland, and then to this
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website. Let me just quickly pull up a
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website that is on the Tor network
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properly and show you what that looks
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like. So, I'm going to paste it in. I
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found this online. It's impossible to
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remember these URLs. You can see at the
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start we've got http,
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so it's not encrypted in traditional
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and then you got all this weird stuff,
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and then it ends in .onion. Onions have
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layers. The Tor network has layers to
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it. You connect through the layers, and
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every site or service on the Tor network
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ends in .onion. If we hit go, let's see
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what happens again. It'll take a minute,
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but it should take us to the CIA's
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website on the Tor network. Here we go,
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CIA. That's it. You can also get to
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Facebook. Here we go, Facebook at the
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start, and then all this crazy stuff,
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.onion. You can also get to ProtonMail.
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Again, [music] ProtonMail at the start
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and all this crazy stuff. There we go,
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Facebook is loaded, ProtonMail will come
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through eventually. So, that's it. That
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is the dark web. It's not all crazy
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terrible stuff that you think it is out
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there, and we will cover that in a
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separate video. Be very careful what you
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do. I take no responsibility. If you go
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and download something from some dodgy
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website, I'll see you next video.
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