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A new anonymous online drug market has emerged, but instead of using the now infamous Tor network, it uses the little known "I2P" alternative. "Silk Road Reloaded" launched today, and is only accessible by downloading the special I2P software, or by configuring your computer in a certain way to connect to I2P web pages, called 'eepsites', and which end in the suffix .i2p. Read More |