Best VPN Services

When you switch on a VPN, it sends your web traffic through an encrypted tunnel to a server controlled by the VPN company. From there, it exits onto the web as normal. If you make sure to only connect to websites secured with HTTPS, your data will continue to be encrypted even after it leaves the VPN. This sounds simple, and maybe superfluous, but it can have profound effects on your privacy. Think about it this way: If your car pulls out of your driveway, someone can follow you and see where you are going, how long you are at your destination, and when you are coming back. They might even be able to peek inside your car and learn more about you. With a VPN, it’s as if you drive from your house into an underground tunnel, into a closed parking garage, switch to a different car, and drive out. No one who was originally following you knows where you went.

1. NordVPN

NordVPN has long been regarded as one of the strongest brands in cybersecurity. With one of the largest server offerings on my list and support for most, if not all operating systems, making NordVPN an obvious choice for many. They have 24/7 customer support if you need help getting started. Their app is one of the most well-designed apps I have ever used. NordVPN even accepts cryptocurrencies as payment for extra anonymity.
Link:https://nordvpn.com

2. PrivateVPN

PrivateVPN is the strong underdog in the world of VPNs. With a shy number of servers, it is evident that they are focusing on quality over quantity. Overall, PrivateVPN is a very decent choice of VPN, especially if you had enough of the excessive advertising by some of the other more known brands in this list. Setting up the VPN requires extremely little intervention, and you can even pay with Bitcoin.
Link:https://privatevpn.com/

3. PrivateInternetAccess

Is at the top of my streaming tests, which is a great combination with their easy-to-use UI, Open-Source software and built in adblocker. PIA is also perfect for those who want to be able to pay with PayPal which for some reason, many other VPN services do not support. 30-day money-back guarantee, multiple Netflix libraries, and extremely affordable are the three main selling points for this VPN service.
Link:https://www.privateinternetaccess.com/

4. CyberGhost VPN

Is the first choice of many other cybersecurity experts, and the reason is clear; they have the most complete VPN service. An incredible number of extra features that are best suited for the more advanced users but also work flawlessly for every-day purposes like P2P-filesharing. Cyberghost VPN also has the longest stretching money-back guarantee at a full 45 days.
Link:https://www.cyberghostvpn.com/en_US/

5. Surfshark VPN

Is perfect for those who want a cheap and reliable VPN that also has many extra features. “Camouflage Mode” hides your usage from your ISP, “Kill Switch” suspends your connection and protects your information if you temporarily lose Internet access, “MultiHop” to connect from multiple countries at the same time just to name a few. My favorite feature of Surfshark is “Whitelists” which allow the user to exclude specific apps and programs from the VPN connection.
Link:https://surfshark.com/deals

6. Hola VPN

garnered a bad reputation a few years back when it’s free proxy service was abused, and some user data was leaked. Hola quickly fixed the issues, but the damage to Hola’s reputation was already made. Today, Hola VPN is a strong contender in the search of the best vpn service. Hola has industry standard encryption, thousands of high-speed servers, and, a solid no log policy. The price is also very affordable, especially considering you can connect 10 devices simultaneously.
Link:https://hola.org/

7. ProtonVPN

Is based in Switzerland and is most known for their e-mail service ProtonMail. They currently offer the safest free VPN services on the market. There is also support for TOR usage and P2P file sharing. I highly recommend ProtonVPN if you are intending to do some extensive online sharing. It goes without saying that Proton does not collect logs of any kind and is completely safe to use.
Link:https://protonvpn.com/

8. Privacy International

Privacy International (PI) is a UK-based registered charity that defends and promotes privacy around the world. First created in 1990, authorized as a nonprofit company in 2002, so that as a charity in 2012, PI is sitting in London. Its current professional director, since 2012, is Dr. Gus Hosein.
Link:https://privacyintyqcroe.onion/

9. OVPN

Is the best alternative for people who expect heavy security from their VPN provider. No other operator has the same level of physical security that OVPN has. All their servers operate without any type of storing media, which would otherwise log information. One selling point that really stands out, is their insurance. They go out of their way to protect their customers by having insurance so that when some government requests documents, they will have the resources needed to fight the claim in court.

Link:https://www.ovpn.com/en

10. HotSpot Shield

Protect your personal information from hackers, snoopers, and ISPs with the fastest free VPN of 2021. That is right, the crown for fastest free VPN has already been claimed by Hotspot Shield, supported by multiple speed tests around the web, including my own. While their premium VPN service is one of the more expensive ones, the free version is good enough for people who just cannot pay for a VPN service, but still value their online privacy.
Link:https://www.gohotspotshield.com/

11. Trust.Zone

Is a rather new player in the VPN-game that offers a minimalistic VPN-option for a competitive price. Based in Seychelles with no-logging policies, this is a great alternative for those that want to remain completely anonymous. Unlimited speed and bandwidth make this a decent choice of VPN for P2P-sharing. All common operative systems are supported.

Link:https://trust.zone/

Best-Anonymous-Email-services

In this anonymous email piece, I’ll mention some of the best onion (and their clearnet domain versions, when available) email services which prioritize privacy and anonymity.

Some of the mentioned email services offer limited services in their free version.If you’d like all the available features to be available, you can go with their paid plans. However, all of these providers offer absolute privacy regardless of your pricing plan/packages. Here’s a list of all the anonymous email services included in this list:

When browsing the DarkNet its important to use a fully private email service. Email providers like Google , Yahoo , Hotmail track their users . They can read your emails and will hand all messages over to any goverment agency when requested.Email providers that run on the Tor Network will never ask any of your private credentials like phone number , real name & birthdays. Not only that but all traffic running true their services run over the Tor network making it impossible for anyone to see what ip address sended a certain email.

Torbox
Is an easy to use, anonymizing router based on a Raspberry Pi. TorBox creates a separate WiFi that routes the encrypted network data over the Tor network. Additionally, TorBox helps to publish data easily and safely through Onion Services. The type of client (desktop, laptop, tablet, mobile, etc.) and operating system on the client don’t matter.
Link: http://torbox36ijlcevujx7mjb4oiusvwgvmue7jfn2cvutwa6kl6to3uyqad.onion/

Tormail
A secure mail storage that uses asymmetric encryption to ensure the privacy of messages while being stored on the Tormail servers. Asymmetric encryption is a process that uses public key and private key encryption to make messages unreadable without knowing a user’s plaintext password.
Link: http://tormailpout6wplxlrkkhjj2ra7bmqaij5iptdmhhnnep3r6f27m2yid.onion/mail/src/login.php

Alt Address
We accept email to any address on any of our many domains and keep it for 3 days. No registration or password is needed to check a message sent here.
Link: http://tp7mtouwvggdlm73vimqkuq7727a4ebrv4vf4cnk6lfg4fatxa6p2ryd.onion/

ProtonMail – Email
It’s an end-to-end encrypted email service founded in 2014 at the CERN Research Center by Andy Yen, Jason Stockman, and Wei Sun. They use client-side encryption to secure the email messagesand user data before it’s going through the ProtonMail servers. Their service has a standard URL and onion address that can be accessed through the Tor Network. Their service also offers paid services that increase the size of the mailbox storage volume, the number of users, and other options.
Link: https://protonmailrmez3lotccipshtkleegetolb73fuirgj7r4o4vfu7ozyd.onion

Elude – Email
Provides encrypted and anonymous email service along with complete privacy. In addition to the email services, they also offer Bitcoin Mixer and Monero Exchange. Signing up for this email service is free, and you will get a mailbox with 50 MB storage space. You can donate to Elude, and then your mailbox storage space will increase to 1 GB.
Link: http://eludemailxhnqzfmxehy3bk5guyhlxbunfyhkcksv4gvx6d3wcf6smad.onion/

Mail2Tor – Email
Is an entirely free email service that provides encryption and anonymity. Access to Mail2Tor is via the Tor Network, but you can send and receive emails from both Tor and Clearnet. Once you sign up for the service, you will be taken to the login area. The email box work through SquirrelMail Webmail. We did not find any info about the size of the mailbox storage space. After opening the mailbox, a message appeared stating that the email servers storage space were overloaded, so emails that are in the mailboxes less than six months ago would automatically be deleted.
Link: http://mail2torjgmxgexntbrmhvgluavhj7ouul5yar6ylbvjkxwqf6ixkwyd.onion/register.php

TorBox – Email
Is an encrypted and anonymous email service that operates on the tor network only. You cannot receive and send emails to mailboxes such as Gmail, Yahoo, Outlook, etc. You can sign up for free and receive a 25MB email box.
Link: http://torbox36ijlcevujx7mjb4oiusvwgvmue7jfn2cvutwa6kl6to3uyqad.onion/

Blackhost – Email
Is an email service that runs on the tor network but allows you to send emails to email boxes such as Gmail, Yahoo, etc. This email service has an excellent security level with high-quality encryption and complete anonymity. You can sign up for this email service is free, and you will receive 25MB storage for sending and receiving emails.
Link: https://blackhost7pws76u6vohksdahnm6adf7riukgcmahrwt43wv2drvyxid.onion/

DNMX – Email
It’s a email address service. You can access to this email service through the Tor network by using their onion address. DNMX is completely free and supported by user donations. This is a great service for anyone who wants to communicate via email but does not want to open a regular mailbox.
Link: http://hxuzjtocnzvv5g2rtg2bhwkcbupmk7rclb6lly3fo4tvqkk5oyrv3nid.onion/

Cock.li – Email
A popular email service on the dark web that allows you to open a free, anonymous mailbox Site owners declare that the security level of this email is low and can read the emails sent  through their servers. Signing up for this email service is free and no need to provide personal information. Users donations bear the cost of maintaining the server and the site. Site owners regularly publish cock.li activity transparency reports and this is probably one of the reasons dark web users appreciate the service.
Link: http://rurcblzhmdk22kttfkel2zduhyu3r6to7knyc7wiorzrx5gw4c3lftad.onion/

Daniel – Email / Chat
The name of the owner of this service is Daniel Winzen, a programmer with knowledge of many programming languages. On his site, you will find several communication and site search services. Daniel’s site provides Email Services, XMPP / Jabber, Chat, Free Hosting, Guides, and more. All services are provided for free, and this is a very popular service among dark web users.
Link: http://danielas3rtn54uwmofdo3x2bsdifr47huasnmbgqzfrec5ubupvtpid.onion/mail/