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A free, ad-free guide to how modern frauds and hacks actually work, including SIM swaps, crypto drainers, bank impersonation calls, and phishing, written to help ordinary people protect themselves.
Inspect onion link →Blockchain transactions are public and traceable, which is exactly the problem mixers exist to solve for criminals, and exactly what makes them a target for investigators. Here's how crypto laundering actually works.
Last crawled: 19 Sep 2026 15:19 UTCScreenshot queued · Request priority →A surprise token drop into your wallet isn't always a gift. Some are bait, designed to lure you into a malicious contract the moment you try to sell them.
Last crawled: 19 Sep 2026 15:19 UTCScreenshot queued · Request priority →A password reused from a breach years ago can still be tried against your bank today, automatically, thousands of times a minute. Here's how credential stuffing works and how to stop it.
Last crawled: 19 Sep 2026 15:19 UTCScreenshot queued · Request priority →Not all corporate hacking is about fraud or ransoms. Some of it is a competitor, or a nation-state, quietly taking what took years to build. Here's how corporate espionage actually happens.
Last crawled: 19 Sep 2026 15:19 UTCScreenshot queued · Request priority →No hacking required. A storage bucket left open by mistake is one of the most common ways millions of records end up searchable by anyone on the internet.
Last crawled: 19 Sep 2026 15:19 UTCScreenshot queued · Request priority →Free, legitimate tools exist to check whether your email or password has appeared in a known breach. Here's how to use them safely and what to actually do with the results.
Last crawled: 19 Sep 2026 15:19 UTCScreenshot queued · Request priority →Not every disputed charge is theft. Merchants lose billions a year to a different kind of fraud: real customers falsely denying a purchase they actually made and received.
Last crawled: 19 Sep 2026 15:19 UTCScreenshot queued · Request priority →Stolen photos, a manufactured backstory, and a reason they can never quite video call. Here's how to recognize a fake dating profile before an emotional investment builds.
Last crawled: 19 Sep 2026 15:19 UTCScreenshot queued · Request priority →The last step of most financial fraud isn't a hacker at a keyboard. It's an ordinary person, sometimes a willing accomplice, often an unwitting victim themselves. Here's how cash-out fraud actually works.
Last crawled: 19 Sep 2026 15:19 UTCView screenshot archive →A dollar to a random website isn't a mistake. It's a stolen card being quietly checked to see if it still works, before it's used for something larger. Here's how card testing works and how to catch it early.
Last crawled: 19 Sep 2026 15:19 UTCCapture failed · View retry status →A gas pump, an ATM, or a store's own checkout system can be quietly compromised for months before anyone notices a pattern in the fraud reports. Here's how card skimming actually works.
Last crawled: 19 Sep 2026 15:19 UTCView screenshot archive →No malware, no malicious link, just a convincing email from 'the CEO' asking for an urgent wire. Business email compromise causes more reported losses than any other cybercrime category.
Last crawled: 19 Sep 2026 15:19 UTCView screenshot archive →Not every login attack tries to be clever. Some just try enormous numbers of guesses, fast, until something works. Here's how brute force and password spraying differ, and how both are stopped.
Last crawled: 19 Sep 2026 15:19 UTCView screenshot archive →It reads like boilerplate legal cover. It's usually the only warning you'll get before your reused password gets tried everywhere else you use it. Here's how to actually respond to one.
Last crawled: 19 Sep 2026 15:19 UTCView screenshot archive →The personal details a fraudster reads back to sound convincing on the phone usually came from a breach you were never notified mattered this much. Here's how the two connect.
Last crawled: 19 Sep 2026 15:19 UTCView screenshot archive →Your router or an old, forgotten smart camera could be quietly participating in attacks against someone else's website right now, without you noticing anything wrong. Here's how botnets work.
Last crawled: 19 Sep 2026 15:18 UTCView screenshot archive →Leaving Bluetooth discoverable in public is a smaller risk than it used to be, but it isn't zero, and the names for these attacks are older than most phones currently in use.
Last crawled: 19 Sep 2026 15:18 UTCView screenshot archive →It's one of the oldest crypto frauds and one of the simplest to understand: there is no legitimate way to double cryptocurrency by sending it somewhere first.
Last crawled: 19 Sep 2026 15:18 UTCCapture failed · View retry status →A 'log' isn't just a stolen password. It's a working, logged-in view into someone's real bank account, harvested by malware or phishing and sold whole. Here's how this specific kind of theft happens and how to prevent i…
Last crawled: 19 Sep 2026 15:18 UTCView screenshot archive →Caller ID spoofing lets a fraudster's number display as your real bank's fraud line. Here's the script they use, why it works, and the one habit that shuts it down completely.
Last crawled: 19 Sep 2026 15:18 UTCView screenshot archive →That eerily specific cold email to your work address didn't come from nowhere. An entire legal, but often unwelcome, industry exists to scrape, package, and sell professional contact data.
Last crawled: 19 Sep 2026 15:18 UTCView screenshot archive →A password accidentally committed to a public code repository can hand over an entire company database, and it happens far more often than you'd expect. Here's how API key leaks occur.
Last crawled: 19 Sep 2026 15:18 UTCView screenshot archive →A few seconds of audio from a social media video is enough to clone a voice convincingly. Here's how that gets used against families, and how to build a safeword that actually works.
Last crawled: 19 Sep 2026 15:18 UTCView screenshot archive →Torix is an independent, ad-free archive explaining how SIM swaps, crypto drainers, phishing calls, and other real-world attacks work, written so you can recognize and stop them before they cost you anything.
Last crawled: 19 Sep 2026 15:18 UTCView screenshot archive →A free, ad-free guide to how modern frauds and hacks actually work, including SIM swaps, crypto drainers, bank impersonation calls, and phishing, written to help ordinary people protect themselves.
Last crawled: 19 Sep 2026 15:18 UTCCapture failed · View retry status →Previews are blurred. Select an image and accept its content warning to reveal it. Tor is not required.
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| 20 Sep 2026 17:47:15 | Reachable | 200 | 7481 ms |
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| 20 Sep 2026 00:41:44 | Reachable | 200 | 8913 ms |
| 19 Sep 2026 16:54:03 | Reachable | 200 | 3198 ms |
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| 18 Sep 2026 13:35:28 | Reachable | 200 | 6141 ms |