Grams: The Dark Net's Answer to Google
The Internet is a great place to find just about everything. But where do you go when what you’re looking for is an assault rifle or a couple ounces of heroin?
Say hello to the Dark Net, a part of the Internet that you won’t find unless you’re really looking for it. This secret web came about during the Internet’s infancy, back when the latter was still known as ARPANET.
The modern versions of the Dark Net are only accessible by using anonymizing software—TOR for example—which allows you to lurk the depths of the net while hiding your identity and location.
Links to Dark Net websites have very difficult addresses and tend to be there one day and gone the next. As a result, Grams was created. Grams is the first Dark Net search engine. It was built to scour eight indexed sites, including SilkRoad2— the rebirth of the popular online drug marketplace—Agora, and Pandora (no, not the radio app).