The "New" ExpressVPN

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ExpressVPN
WHATS'S NEW!

ExpressVPN for Windows v12.87.0 (2024-Aug0-19)
 

• We’ve blown away some dust and cobwebs to keep the app running smoother than ever for you.
  

ExpressVPN for iOS v11.163.0 (2024-Aug-12)
 

• Our tech wizards have waved their magic wands! Enjoy enhanced app stability and performance.
  

ExpressVPN for Mac v11.58.0 (2024-June-28)
 

• Your VPN experience has just leveled up thanks to a few improvements and tweaks.
  

ExpressVPN for Android v11.63.0 (2024-Aug-29)
 

• Your security is our priority—that’s why we’ve strengthened our encryption protocols and code. Enjoy the added security.
  

ExpressVPN for Apple TV v11.138.0 (tvOS) (2024-March-20)

 

• We spruced up our internal engines; the app is running better than it was.
  

ExpressVPN for Linux v3.76.0 (2024-Aug-19)

 

• We’ve ironed out a few wrinkles to ensure the app runs as it should.
  

ExpressVPN AircoveOS v4.7.5 (2024-Aug-15)
 

• Added the ability to connect to the internet via Wi-Fi Link while setting up Aircove Go
  
• Added a setting to switch the interface between light, dark, and automatic mode
  
• Added ARIA attributes to make it easier for users to identify validation errors
  
• Improved the Wi-Fi Link network management interface
  
• Improved error handling when creating/editing port-forwarding rules
  
• Improved Aircove storage management
  

Browser Extension v2.0.2 (ExpressVPN Keys) (2023-Sept-27)
 

• Fixed an issue where the scrolling position in the list of logins would be lost when syncing occurs.
  
• Fixed an issue with auto-save, where the auto-save dialog would not show the expected username or password when updating an existing entry
  

 

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Dark Web Links: The best .onion and Tor sites in 2024

The deep web is the part of the internet that is not indexed by search engines. A part of the deep web is the dark web, which exists inside layered proxy networks—known as darknets. Of these darknets, Tor (short for “The Onion Router”) is by far the largest.

In this article, learn more about dark web links (also called Tor links or onion sites), then check out some of the best Tor sites.

What are onion sites?
Onion sites (aka Tor sites) are websites only accessible on the dark web; you can’t view them using a regular browser. Their URLs have .onion as the domain, instead of the common surface web domains like .com or .net. Onion sites are considered hidden in the deep web, and they use Tor to encrypt connections to them, keeping visitors and the site creators anonymous.

How do onion sites work?
When you try to connect to a .onion website, your traffic gets routed around the internet, bouncing three times to random servers before it reaches your destination website. Each server adds a layer of encryption, and these layers give rise to the name The Onion Router. This is also why the sites on the dark web are called Tor links.


Tor and the Onion Browser
Inside the Tor network, sites cannot use regular domain names. Instead, they use pseudo-domain names ending in .onion. These domain names are not registered with a central authority but are instead derived from cryptographic keys.

You can’t access these .onion sites from your normal web browser—the one you’re probably viewing this page on. Before clicking any of the dark web links below, you’ll need to get the Tor Browser (also called the Onion Browser) or another service that provides dark web access, such as the Brave browser.




 

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