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The Dark Web

The Dark Web

The drug trade is moving from the street to online crypto-markets. Online drug markets and sales are part of the “dark web”; these are sites that are only accessible through browsers where there are several layers of encryption, which makes it almost impossible for law enforcement to track. The infographic shows an overview value of online sales of illegal drugs, prescription drugs, and non-drugs.

Industries: Cybercriminality

09/12/2016

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