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Resecurity has reported a significant increase in the use of DIG AI, an uncensored darknet AI assistant, among cybercriminals during Q4 2025. This rise in illicit activity coincided with the Winter Holidays, leading to a record level of illegal operations globally. The tool enables advanced data processing capabilities, facilitating scalable criminal activities on the Tor network.
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