"It was supposed to be a great story about terrorism, uncertainty and
the evils of the DarkNet," writes Deep Dot Web, describing an investigative report titled "Fear of Terror -- How Endangered is Germany?"
After interviewing security experts, federal investigators, and a
survivor of the Paris terrorist attack, a TV news crew in Germany
attempted to buy an AK-47 on the dark web -- only to be scammed out of
$800.
"If he had done a little research he could have known that most
weapon dealers on the DarkNet are actually scams," the article points
out, adding that German customs officers say they would have
intercepted any AK-47 had a delivery been attempted.
Motherboard reported in November that the high number of scams -- some of which are undercover agents -- prompted several dark web markets to stop offering guns altogether, though they suggest the German news crew was trying to recreate the purchases of "disabled" weapons which were then converted back into their original form.
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