AI Query Refinement
Describe what you are looking for in natural language. Spectre rewrites your question into targeted dark-web search strategies so you do not have to craft keywords manually.
InfiNet Spectre Features — AI Dark Web Search & Analysis
A focused feature set for security researchers, threat-intel teams, and journalists who need to search, understand, and document .onion sources quickly and safely.
.onion Source Search
Search across indexed Tor (.onion) sources — forums, marketplaces, paste sites, and intel feeds — from one interface, without leaving the clear web until you are ready to verify.
Automated Summarization
Every result comes with an AI-generated summary so you can triage hundreds of threads in minutes and decide which ones deserve a full Tor Browser session.
Multi-Source Aggregation
Spectre merges results from many sources into a single structured brief, de-duplicating overlapping posts and highlighting the originating source for every claim.
Secure Sign-In
Sign in with email or Google. Sessions are scoped to authorized researchers, and every query is logged against your account for later review.
Tor-Ready Links
Click any result to open it directly in Tor Browser. Spectre never proxies .onion content for you — verification always happens inside Tor.
Structured Briefs
Export findings as a clean, shareable brief with sources, timestamps, and summaries — ready to paste into a report or ticket.
Safe-by-Default Posture
Spectre surfaces text-only excerpts and warns on high-risk categories. You stay in control of when, how, and whether to open a source.
Why These Features Matter
Manual dark-web research is slow, risky, and inconsistent. Spectre turns it into a repeatable workflow: describe the threat, let AI build the query, triage summaries, and verify only the sources that matter. That is the difference between a half-day of grep and a 15-minute brief.
Tor Browser Required
Sources surfaced by InfiNet Spectre live on the Tor network (.onion) and can only be opened with Tor Browser. Download it at torproject.org.