Cyber Crime and Attacks on the Dark Side of the Web
summary
A crawler/portal that automatically scrapes hidden services on Tor, FreeNet and I2P to collect screenshots, emails and payment handles and to tag listings as marketplaces, forums or services. It examines malware and botnet infrastructure linked to stolen cards and bitcoin cash-out services, describes honeypots used to validate listings, and explains the tooling, scraping heuristics, labeling rules and the trade-offs between useful signals and noisy false positives, plus observed law-enforcement tracking and takedown patterns.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction
- 3:53What is the dark web
- 13:26Dark web cybercrime activities
- 20:55Malware and exploits in the wild
- 27:00Security measures against attacks
- 32:42Online privacy and risks
- 35:12Closing and advice
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