Sentence examples for Hidden Web from inspiring English sources

I did spot the hidden website this week.

Payments were made in bitcoins, a digital currency, to mask the identity of both the buyers and sellers on the hidden website.

Then fans began finding hidden website URLs imprinted into their promotional T-shirts and USB sticks of coded static left in toilets at NIN gigs.

The Silk Road 2, a hidden website modeled on the original Silk Road contraband marketplace, is regrouping as the users and single remaining moderator prepare for a Christmas lockdown.

"From in or about January 2011, up to and including September 2013, the Silk Road Hidden Website... has served as an online marketplace where illegal drugs and other illicit goods and services have been regularly bought and sold by the site's users," state court papers filed in the Southern District of New York.

"The complainant further alleges, in part, that the Silk Road Hidden Website is designed to facilitate the illicit commerce hosted on the site by providing anonymity to its users, by operating on what is known as The Onion Router or Tor network... and by requiring all transactions to be paid in bitcoins, an electronic currency designed to be as anonymous as cash".

Traditional Mafia groups are increasingly outsourcing their specialist operations to highly skilled freelance cybercriminals who promote their services on hidden websites, says a new report.

Overseas labs create a new compound and often use hidden websites — also referred to as the dark web — to market and sell the product.

Tor is the most popular anonymous online system with some 2.5m users daily and a "very small fraction" of their activity is accounted for by hidden websites described as Tor Hidden Services (THS).

But there are fears that the trade in new psychoactive substances (NPS) – as they are officially known – will move underground to illegal street markets and the dark web, the network of untraceable and hidden websites.

The Local Government Association said councils had long called for the blanket ban: "We are aware of the risk that the sale of psychoactive substances will now move on to the 'dark web' – a network of untraceable online activity and hidden websites – and would welcome the government putting additional resources into tackling the online threat," said Simon Blackburn of the LGA.