Stay Anonymous with the Best Dark Web VPN

Why do _{You Need a VPN} to Access the Dark Web

Tor browser doesn’t hide your IP address or online activities every step of the way. A VPN protects your privacy during those moments by encrypting your connection. Here are a few ways VPNs can help:

• Change your IP address to access the dark web when the Tor browser is banned in your country.
• Your ISP and other parties can see when you use Tor. In 2016, the US congress passed Rule 41, which allows the FBI to remotely access and seize information concealed via Tor and VPNs. CyberGhost VPN doesn’t collect any of your personal information so can’t hand over any data.
• While the dark web is often used for illegal activities, it’s also used by journalists and activists. A VPN helps conceal their identities to keep them safe.
• A VPN encrypts your connection so malicious exit nodes can’t track you.

_{Stop Sharing} Your Data

You don’t want your personal data leaking on the dark web, but if your VPN logs your information that might happen anyway. Free and sketchy VPNs gather your personal and browsing data and sell it to make money.

CyberGhost VPN is very transparent about what data we collect and our strict no-logs policy ensures we won’t collect your private information. Countries that are part of the 5/9/14 Eyes Alliances can force VPNs to collect and hand over customer data. Our offices in Romania don’t have to adhere to any of these treaties. Your data is always safe!

Stay _Protected 24/7

Sometimes things happen and your connection to a VPN server drops. Your ISP could interfere or the server can somehow lose power. Whatever happens, you don’t want your browsing suddenly exposed by accident. That’s why CyberGhost VPN has an automatic kill switch that disconnects your internet connection if your device loses contact with the VPN.

Wherever you are or whatever device you’re using, the kill switch will instantly disconnect your internet if anything happens. You don’t have to worry that you’ll suddenly be left exposed, as you’re protected no matter what.

Access _Ultra-Secure NoSpy Servers

Many VPNs have a no-logs policy, but they can’t back up that promise with their hardware or infrastructure. If they’re located in a country with anti-privacy laws or use rented servers, your data can be collected, stolen or confiscated.

Our NoSpy data center is located in Romania, outside of 5/9/14 Eyes snoopers’ reach. We also fully own and maintain our own hardware servers end-to-end, while maintaining strict security protocols. That’s why we can guarantee your data won’t be logged or handed over to the authorities, ever. Put your privacy first!

How to _{Surf the Dark Web} with a VPN

You can technically connect to Tor and then the dark web (.onion sites) using a regular browser, but you shouldn’t. A regular browser would expose your location and other data. This guide assumes you don’t want to do that and just want to connect the regular way, via Tor browser.

Follow these steps to access the dark web with CyberGhost VPN:

1. Sign up for and install CyberGhost VPN on your device.
2. Open the app, select a server, and wait for the connection to establish.
3. Download and install the Tor browser app on your device.
4. Open Tor browser and enter the .onion URL of the website you want to visit. Make sure to only use URLs from trusted sources.
5. Happy dark web surfing!

Using this method, AKA Tor-over-VPN, your connection will be encrypted by CyberGhost VPN first before entering the Tor network. That means your ISP (and others) won’t be able to see that you’re using Tor or spy on your browsing activity. Your ISP only sees that your traffic is encrypted by a VPN.