ONION.live

A comprehensive search engine for onion hidden services on the darknet.

Safehouse Webclient screenshot

Safehouse Webclient

http://frynkurv4dge43b4.onion

Safehouse Webclient" is not a widely recognized, specific software or service under that exact name. However, the term suggests a browser-based interface (a "web client") designed to provide secure access to a protected environment or service (a "safehouse").

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Onionwallet

http://ow24et3tetp6tvmk.onion

Onionwallet is a cryptocurrency wallet service designed to be accessed and operated primarily over the Tor network, typically via a specific .onion hidden service address. The main goal of such a wallet is to enhance user privacy and anonymity for cryptocurrency transactions by routing traffic through Tor, thus masking the user's real IP address.

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Dw Gift Cards

http://cww3ggjgpw56wter.onion

DW Gift Cards typically refers to gift cards available for purchase on dark web (DW) marketplaces. These cards are often obtained through illicit means, such as credit card fraud (carding), exploiting vulnerabilities in retail systems, or using stolen account credentials. Vendors on these hidden platforms list gift cards for various popular online and physical retailers, usually selling them at a significant discount below their face value.

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Onionname

http://onionname3jpufot.onion

Onionname refers to a proposed or existing system designed to provide human-readable names or aliases for Tor hidden services (.onion addresses), similar to how the Domain Name System (DNS) works for the regular internet.

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Subvert

http://subvertftwgomgti.onion

Subvert Overthrow the Competition is a community on the TOR network offering cheats for CS:GO, Valorant, Fortnite, Escape from Tarkov, Apex Legends, Overwatch, and Rust.

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Zoo Cab Beastiality Archive

http://mf6dkxnm2he7kyng.onion

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Wefc

http://3kyl4i7bfdgwelmf.onion

Unknown hidden service on the Tor Network.

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Btdigg

http://btdiggwzoyrwwbiv.onion

Btdigg functions as a BitTorrent DHT (Distributed Hash Table) search engine, differentiating itself from traditional torrent indexing websites. Instead of relying on central trackers or hosting .torrent files, it actively crawls the BitTorrent DHT network to discover torrents based on the info hashes and metadata being shared directly by peers in real-time. Users can search for content and are typically provided with magnet links, which allow their BitTorrent client to connect directly to the peer swarm to download the desired files. Btdigg offers a minimalist interface focused solely on searching the DHT. Its key advantage is indexing currently active torrents across the global BitTorrent network, potentially including files not listed on public trackers. As with all torrent search engines, users should be aware of the copyright implications of the content they choose to access.

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Oniontube

http://tx3rlqycg7wais576gsuirtpuuvkxewpur2m3bkn4t5kludxw7sq4gad.onion

"OnionTube" is a video hosting and sharing platforms operating as hidden services (.onion sites) on the Tor network. The primary appeal of such services is enhanced anonymity for both uploaders and viewers, as Tor obscures users' IP addresses. They often aim to provide a space for content that might be censored or removed from mainstream clear web platforms like YouTube, potentially hosting controversial political material, documentaries, or other forms of expression where privacy is paramount. However, accessing video content over Tor can be slow and buffer-prone due to the network's inherent latency. Furthermore, like many darknet services, OnionTube sites can vary widely in reliability, content moderation standards, and longevity, and may sometimes host illicit or harmful material alongside legitimate content seeking censorship resistance.

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Onionhosting

http://hostingcgcxnxadi.onion

Onionhosting refers to web hosting services specifically designed to host Tor hidden services, identified by their unique .onion addresses. The primary advantage is enhanced server anonymity, concealing the physical location and IP address of the hosting infrastructure by routing all traffic through the Tor network. This makes it a crucial tool for entities requiring strong privacy, security, and censorship resistance, such as whistleblowing platforms (like SecureDrop), journalists operating in hostile environments, privacy-focused forums, or activists. While enabling legitimate uses demanding confidentiality, the inherent anonymity also attracts illicit activities like darknet markets. Onionhosting providers often require cryptocurrency payments to further enhance user privacy but may present challenges regarding reliability, performance limitations due to Tor's inherent latency, and the level of trust required in the potentially anonymous hosting provider itself.

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Bitfile

http://2twthbypxj5ljdypmdyukm2p3galq5xrx6khprkbnsvkuorzbkjsu6ad.onion

Unknown hidden service on the Tor Network.

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Bitcoin Laundry

https://bitcoin-laundry.com

Bitcoin Laundry is a Bitcoin mixer on the TOR network and should be used at your own risk.