“‘Hydra DNM’ Tag”,2020-10-29

Bibliography for tag darknet-market/hydra, most recent first: 12 annotations & 18 links (parent).

• See Also
• Gwern
  • “Darknet Market Archives (2013^–₂2015)”, Gwern2013
• Links
  • “Hydra: Lessons from the World’s Largest Darknet Market”, Goonetilleke et al 2023
  • “Media Coverage of Darknet Market Closures: Assessing the Impact of Coverage on US Search and Tor Use Activity”, Jardine et al 2022
  • “Measuring and Analyzing Online Anonymous (‘Darknet’) Marketplaces § Pg3”, Christin2022 (page 3)
  • “Illegal Drug Sales in the Mirror of the Dark Web Marketplace”, Vlassov et al 2021
  • “The 2021 Crypto Crime Report: Everything You Need to Know about Ransomware, Darknet Markets, and More”, Chainanalysis2021
  • “Dark Web Marketplaces and COVID-19: Before the Vaccine”, Bracci et al 2021
  • “Analysis of Darknet Market Activity As a Country-Specific, Socio-Economic and Technological Phenomenon”, Sutanrikulu et al 2020
  • “A New Breed of Drug Dealer Has Turned Buying Drugs into a Treasure Hunt: Most Russian Drug Dealers Don’t Hand off Drugs Anymore—They Stash Them in Geotagged Hiding Spots Ready for Pickup by Online Buyers”, Vorobyov2020
  • “Towards Image-Based Dark Vendor Profiling: An Analysis of Image Metadata and Image Hashing in Dark Web Marketplaces”, Jeziorowski et al 2020
  • “Beneath the Radar: Exploring the Economics of Business Fraud via Underground Markets”, Gãnán et al 2020
  • “The Database Currently Contains ~400,000 Listings from Two of the Largest Darknet Markets, Silkroad2 (Now Shut Down) and Hydra (One of the Largest Markets, Primarily Servicing the Former USSR). Data from Dreammarket Will Be Added Soon.”
  • “How a Russian Dark Web Drug Market Outlived the Silk Road (And Silk Road 2)”
  • Wikipedia
• Miscellaneous
• Bibliography