The Darkest Place on
the Internet Isn’t Just for Criminals
[...] This sounds nuts, yes? Makes us all seem like
criminals? Except that even legitimate, nonshady organizations
have migrated onto the Darknet to make sure their doings stay away
from prying eyes. The New Yorker, for example—not exactly famous as a hive of
evildoers—ran a Tor-hidden service built by
the hacker Aaron Swartz and WIRED‘s investigations
editor, Kevin Poulsen, so whistleblowers can securely leave
documents or messages. (Tor is one
of those pieces of encrypting software you need to access the
Darknet in the first place.)
[...]
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http://www.wired.com/opinion/2013/10/thompson/
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