DeepPaste

DeepPaste

DeepPaste stands out as a distinctive tool for text sharing within the dark web’s hidden layers. Functioning as a Tor network hidden service, it offers a platform for users to disseminate text content anonymously and securely. Following the phasing out of V2 onion services, DeepPaste has upgraded to the more secure and advanced V3 .onion links, enhancing its security measures.

Operating akin to a dark web version of pastebin services, DeepPaste enables the sharing of text snippets with enhanced privacy. It supports both public and private pastes, with the former being accessible in a public index, fostering a community of shared information.

Key features of DeepPaste include a public index showcasing recent public pastes, a top public pastes list highlighting the 100 most popular entries, and a sticky paste option that allows users to prominently display their text for a nominal fee. This array of features positions DeepPaste as a crucial tool for dark web users seeking to share information anonymously.

The transition to V3 .onion links, prompted by the Tor Project’s move to deprecate less secure V2 services, signifies DeepPaste’s commitment to maintaining the highest standards of security and anonymity. This upgrade ensures that DeepPaste remains a reliable platform for secure, anonymous text sharing on the dark web, aligned with the Tor Project’s latest security protocols.