Stephen E. Arnold: Dark Web Gets Reputable — ProPublica Shifts to DarkWeb to Avoid Censorship and Monitoring

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Stephen E. Arnold

Reputable News Site Now on the Dark Web

Does the presence of a major news site lend an air of legitimacy to the Dark Web? Wired announces, “ProPublica Launches the Dark Web’s First Major News Site.” Reporter Andy Greenberg tells us that ProPublica recently introduced a version of their site running on the Tor network. To understand why anyone would need such a high level of privacy just to read the news, imagine living under a censorship-happy government; ProPublica was inspired to launch the site while working on a report about Chinese online censorship. Why not just navigate to ProPublica’s site through Tor? Greenberg explains the danger of malicious exit nodes:

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Phi Beta Iota: Invisibility; persistence, and truthfulness are among the attributes we all seek that cannot be found on the corrupted open Internet today.  Tor is not as complete a solution as many believe — MaidSafe is part of the solution going forward.  There is much to be done. We still lack tools for sharing and collective sense-making, for digital democracy.

See Especially:

2016 Robert Steele: The Ultimate Hack – Resilient Villages, Smart Cities, Prosperous Nations at Peace — and Unlimited Clean Water

See Also:

Applied Collective Intelligence

Applied Collective Intelligence 2.0

Foreword on Next Generation Information Access

Human Intelligence and Open Source Technologies

Open Source (Technologies) Agency

Robert Steele: Advanced Scale Computing — Probably Not in Our Lifetime…

Robert Steele on OSINT – Why and How

The Evolving Craft of Intelligence 3.6 As Published

UN White Paper Beyond Data Monitoring

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