Hacking & Tor: The Complete Beginners Guide To Hacking, Tor, & Accessing The Deep Web & Dark Web - Jack Jones

\nWould You Like to Learn Exactly What It Means to be a Hacker & How To Protect Your Identity On The Web? - NOW INCLUDES FREE GIFTS! (see below for details) \n Have you always secretly admired how tech savvy hackers are? \n Does the word hacker make you think of the cool kids who don't obey society's rules? \n Or does the idea of someone hacking your system and stealing your data make you break out into a cold sweat? \n Do you want to understand how hacking works for once and for all? \n Have you been drawn to the dark side of the web? \n Do you long for the days when anonymity on the web was the norm rather than the exception? \n Do you want to experience the web away from all prying eyes and experience real online freedom? \n Do you want to learn to play safely in the deep web? \n If the answer to any of these questions is yes, this book will provide you with the answers you've been looking for! \n In this book we'll delve into the worlds of both Hacking and using Tor to stay anonymous. It might come as a surprise to you is that hacking does not need to mean having mad computer skills. You need to know some basics, naturally, but hacking a computer system is a lot simpler than you might think. And there are a lot of software and tools out there that can help you grow from a hacking novice to a hacking expert in a very short period of time. \n When it comes to Tor, the deep web, it's one of the last true bastions of freedom on the internet. It is the place that few search engines dare to tread. It is exciting and has a true air of mystery about it. But it's also a place that not too many people know how to access. \n Now I'm going to let you in on a secret - you can keep your anonymity on the web. You don't have to know how to run elaborate software to delete all your tracks. All you need is a simple program. It's free, it's super-simple to install and run and you can use it today. TOR will do it all for you - it acts as an intermediary so that you don't have to divulge your personal information when you are online. And then it routes your online activity through a number of different secure nodes making it really difficult to track. \n Could it really be that simple? Despite what you see in the movies, yes it can. But you do need to know the rules. You need to know how the system works and how to get it to work for you. This book is going to show you how to do that. You will learn how to make your first forays into the deep