Tor and the Deep Web: A Guide to Become Anonymous Online, Conceal Your Ip Address, Block Nsa Spying and Hack!: 1 (Tor, Python Programming, Hacking, Bitcoin)

Several grammatical errors and typos which get worse as the book goes on. The author has used find and replace to change every "tor" in the book to "Tor" - administraTor, sTorage, moniTor etc. Very poorly written. The worst book I've ever read. Clearly hasn't been proof read. How did it even get published? Only 56 pages long, works out at around 20 pence per page of information. Doesn't go into topics in enough depth.

The book offers excellent information about a subject I work in professionally. The language structure has a lot to be desired, though it is accurate and offers many starting points for people wishing to remain anonymous. Worth downloading and reading for people with interest in the subject area.

Looks like this is a book written in few hours if not in a day or two. Eight chapters in about 50 pages! Can you believe that? Lots of typos. Lots of search and replace errors. Begging for a review in Amazon at the end? Can you believe that?

This is not a technical book, but rather the author's opinion about these technologies. It is disappointingly brief, only 52 pages of material, double spaced and filled with typos which indicates that the author didn't proofread before going to press. The information is fully available on the internet for free. I was expecting more.Whatever happened to "bitcoin and python programming?"

I personally am bothered by the horrible grammar and spelling. This information can easily have been copied and pasted from the web. I think these little flimsy pseudo tech books are nothing but good hustles. I will advise a better read.