The Darknet protects itself by being more robust against attacks

Monday, March 6, 2017 - 16:21 in Psychology & Sociology

Researchers have discovered why cyberattacks usually fail against the Darknet, a part of the internet that guarantees users' privacy and anonymity. This hidden network is used for sensitive and often illegal purposes such as drug trafficking or exchanging child pornography and can counter large attacks on its own by spontaneously adding more network capacity.

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