Dark web links to Egypt's recent crimes

Reports have circulated about numerous crimes connected to the dark web in Egypt, including organ trafficking, arms sales, drug promotion, and various forms of misuse in both real and digital crimes. Recent incidents have shown that dark web networks are now directly reaching the Egyptian streets. Investigations indicate that these platforms are used to acquire firearms, sell narcotics, and carry out murder operations, such as the cases involving a child in Shubra El Kheima and another in Heliopolis. It is worth noting that the dark web is a hidden part of the internet that requires special tools like the "Tor" browser to access. It is primarily used for criminal activities, posing a significant security threat, as it is financed through cryptocurrencies. About 57% of its content is linked to illegal activities. For citizens and governments alike, the challenge remains in how to protect personal data and reduce exposure to the risks of this dark network, which is active in smuggling prohibited materials, committing murders, and human trafficking.

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