"Bought it on the dark web."
"When did you buy it?"
"Early October, I think it was October 2nd."
"Do you know the identity of the seller?"
"No, everything is confidential on the dark web."
"Can you still contact them?"
"I only registered as a website member and then obtained download permissions, it's not really contact."
"What's the name of the website?"
"Wildflower."
"Do you have to pay to register?"
"Yes."
"How did you pay? Do you have a record?"
Jamie Robinson said, "I paid with Bitcoin transactions, and nothing can be traced. I hadn't admitted before, not because I'm heartless, but because I really can't provide any clues about the seller."
The dark web, always the dark web.
Luke had heard the term many times and had done some basic research.
The biggest difference between the dark web and the regular internet lies in its secrecy; ordinary users can't see the dark web and can't enter it through conventional means.
