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dark

[dahrk] / dɑrk /










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Jetton warned that even low-skilled criminals can purchase ready-made hacking and scamming tools on the dark web -- and anyone with a smartphone can be a target.

From Barron's

Globally tankers were facing "a resurgence in piracy and other attacks", while a newer phenomenon of so-called "dark fleets - vessels engaged in sanction busting activities" brought further problems.

From BBC

Scotland has internationally recognised dark sky sites, which are largely protected from light pollution and recommended for stargazing.

From BBC

But there was a darker side to their relationship.

From BBC

Having used that terrible experience of Rome as fuel for Murrayfield, what will get them to the dark place - as the prop Pierre Schoeman might put it - before Wales in Cardiff on Saturday?

From BBC