New 'Google' For the Dark Web Makes Buying Dope and Guns Easy

First time accepted submitter turkeydance (1266624) writes "The dark web just got a little less dark with the launch of a new search engine that lets you easily find illicit drugs and other contraband online. Grams, which launched last week and is patterned after Google, is accessible only through the Tor anonymizing browser (the address for Grams is: grams7enufi7jmdl.onion) but fills a niche for anyone seeking quick access to sites selling drugs, guns, stolen credit card numbers, counterfeit cash and fake IDs — sites that previously only could be found by users who knew the exact URL for the site."

Comments

Re:If it lets you find guns and drugs easily...

[Wrexs0ul]

...it'll let the Feds find them just as easily....

Or does anyone seriously think the NSA can't use this service just as well as Random Internet Idiot?

Who says the NSA doesn't run the site?

Yeah, you can probably find your penis there too

[Anonymous Coward]

Grams:
* The search engine where you can find all kinds of things, including penises that are so small they should be illegal.

One gram:
* The approximate mass of the parent-poster's penis.

Re:Since when is every search engine Google?

[davidwr]

I take it there's not a whole lot of comments because everybody's on TOR browsing summary address.

Ah, in that case, don't worry.

They'll be back the day after tomorrow, when tor has returned results...

Now there you go again, being overly optimistic.

Re:If it lets you find guns and drugs easily...

[cellocgw]

Unknown back doors - as opposed to those backdoors known by secret-government-types?

Well, you know, there's known backdoors, unknown backdoors, and known unknown backdoors,...

We'll have to invade TOR.