The Ultimate Hidden Wiki

All sites without the [DOWN] tag are UP as of Aug 1 2024

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Welcome to The Ultimate Hidden Wiki, a modern portal to the Deep Web. Our goal is to gather all valuable links from various “Hidden Wikis” into one safe and reliable webpage, making it easier to find the information and resources you need. We verify and monitor the links we list to make sure that they are safe and trustworthy, so you can browse without fear.

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The Ultimate Hidden Wiki actively encourages all visitors to contribute by suggesting new links and reporting unsafe or outdated entries. We aim to keep all links fresh, relevant, and most importantly, safe for everyone. All user submissions are manually reviewed and only trustworthy links make it to our pages.

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Link Index

Email & Communication:

  • RiseUp – Provides online communication tools for individuals and groups engaged in liberatory social change.
  • Cock.li – A reliable email provider.
  • Keybase – A platform for secure messaging and file sharing.
  • Chator – A Tor-based, PGP encrypted chat service with multiple anonymous aliases per account.
  • Mail2Tor – A free anonymous email service designed to protect your privacy.
  • TorBox [DOWN] – A hidden mailbox service only accessible via Tor, with no connection to the public internet.
  • Protonmail – Swiss-based email service which encrypts emails locally on your browser. Offers free and paid accounts.
  • Morke – An anonymous email service.
  • AltAddress – A free, disposable email provider.
  • danwin1210.de – danwin’s mail service.

Anonymity & Privacy Tools:

  • Stormways – The VPN service provider for the truly paranoid.
  • AirVPN – The air to breathe the real Internet.
  • Whonix OS – Virtual anonymous OS.
  • Qubes OS – Anonymous OS used by Snowden.
  • Elf Qrin’s Lab – Tool to check your anonymity and generate fake ID.

Hosting:

Image/File Share:

  • OnionShare – Secure file-sharing with OnionShare.
  • KeyBase – Provides secure messaging and file-sharing services.

Whistleblowing:

  • The Guardian – Whistleblowing platform.
  • SecureDrop – The open-source whistleblower submission system managed by the Freedom of the Press Foundation.
  • AfriLeaks – Whistleblowing submission platform.

Other Tools:

OSINT:

  • RelateList – Discover relations between millions of organizations and individuals.
  • Fuck Facebook – Search through a Facebook data dump.

Crypto:

Pastebin:

  • Tor Paste
  • ZeroBin – ZeroBin is a minimalist, opensource online pastebin where the server has zero knowledge of pasted data.
  • Stronghold Paste – Simple pastebin.
  • BlackCloud – A minimalist, but useful .onion pastebin.
  • Keybase – A good pastebin with end-to-end encryption.

Radio:

  • No Tone – Tune in for some great music.

Torrent:

(please, use VPN to download torrents, unless you need extra anonymity. Downloading torrents through TOR stresses the network a lot and is not necessary in most cases.)

Libraries & Archives:

Social:

  • Facebook – Official Onion domain of Facebook. Claims not to keep logs, trust at your own risk.
  • Dread – Anonymous discussion forum.

Forums:

  • xss.is – Famous Russian hacking forum.
  • Exploit.in – Another famous Russian hacking forum.
  • Germania – Big German forum.
  • EndChan – Forum for autistic edgelords.

Official Websites:

Search Engines:

  • Shoot – Shoot search engine.
  • Ahmia.fi – A clearnet search engine for Tor hidden services.
  • DuckDuckGo – A hidden service that searches the clearnet.

Conferences:

  • Defcon – The official DEF CON site.
  • InfoCon – The official InfoCon site.

News:

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About The Hidden Wiki

The Future of the Hidden Wiki: Navigating Through Unknown Waters

The Hidden Wiki, a compendium of links to websites on the dark web, has long been a focal point for those exploring the depths of the internet. Operating on the Tor network, it serves as a directory to hidden services, encompassing everything from forums and technical resources to marketplaces and more. But what does the future hold for this enigmatic resource?

Evolution of Accessibility and Security

As cybersecurity measures and internet regulations evolve, the Hidden Wiki is likely to adapt in kind. Improved encryption technologies and more sophisticated access protocols could make navigating the dark web safer for users. However, enhanced security also means law enforcement agencies will continue to devise advanced techniques to infiltrate and monitor these hidden services, leading to a perpetual cat-and-mouse game.

Ethical and Legal Dilemmas

The Hidden Wiki is often associated with unethical and illegal activities, such as illicit marketplaces and forums advocating illegal actions. This poses significant ethical and legal challenges. Future iterations might see stricter community guidelines and better moderation to curtail these issues, but enforcing such measures on the dark web is inherently difficult.

Decentralization and Blockchain Integration

With increasing concerns about centralized control and censorship, the future Hidden Wiki may move towards decentralization. Blockchain technology could be leveraged to create an immutable, decentralized directory system, reducing the risk of takedowns and censorship. This would make it harder for authorities to suppress information, but it also complicates efforts to regulate illegal content.

Technological Innovations

Emerging technologies like AI and machine learning could play a significant role in shaping the future of the Hidden Wiki. Automated systems could help classify and index the vast amount of content more efficiently, making it easier for users to find what they’re looking for without exposing themselves to harmful or illegal material. However, such advancements could also be exploited to better conceal malicious activities.

Community and Ethical Boundaries

The community behind the Hidden Wiki may place more emphasis on ethics and responsibility, with a growing awareness of the impact of illegal activities facilitated through these platforms. Future iterations might feature sections dedicated to ethical hacking, digital rights, and safe online practices, aiming to enrich user knowledge while maintaining a focus on privacy and security.

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