1. Ahmia

Ahmia serves as a search engine to discover valuable websites within the dark web.

It can also be used to view news, insights, and statistics about the Tor network.

2. ProPublica

ProPublica is the first major media outlet with a dark web version.

The nonprofit investigative journalism organization's Tor presence enables anonymity and circumvents country blocks.


3. The CIA

The CIA uses Tor to ensure anonymous communication.

Through their website, you can securely access contact information, job listings, and the World Factbook without the risk of being tracked.


4. Riseup

Ideal for activists, Riseup prioritizes privacy and keeps your emails completely confidential.

Run by volunteers, it ensures security and protection against government interference and attacks.

5. Sci Hub

Sci-hub offers dark web surfers millions of journal research articles for free.

If you can't find information on a specific topic on the internet, Sci-hub may be the solution.


6. Hidden

Answers Hidden Answers is the dark web's version of Reddit or Quora.

Ask any question without fear of censorship, and the community will provide answers.


7. DuckDuckGo

A private search engine for the dark web.

No tracking, fully anonymous, and non-personalized results.


8. KeyBase

Keybase enables seamless file sharing with robust end-to-end encryption for utmost privacy and anonymity.