TOR might sound like the perfect way for everyday people to cover their tracks, but it's usually overkill. There's no such thing as true online anonymity if your crimes are heinous enough. Law enforcement has had a tough time breaking down the door – although they've had a few high-profile successes, exploiting vulnerabilities in order to take down paedophile rings and online black marketplaces such as The Silk Road. As well as offering a seemingly secure way to visit public websites, TOR is also home to a vast network of illicit sites which are invisible to outsiders. TOR was initially established as a secure network for whistleblowers and political activists looking to communicate safely online, but it's evolved into the dark underbelly of the internet.
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