Getting Started with NexVision Dark Web Search Engine

1. Keyword Search Assistance

Search Box Located at the top of the interface, the search box is your entry point for conducting investigations.

Supported Inputs You can search using a wide range of identifiers, including:

• Keywords or exact phrases

• Email addresses (e.g., [e-mail])

• Usernames or aliases

• Domain names

• Cryptocurrency addresses

• File hashes (MD5, SHA1, SHA256)

Auto-Detection NeXvision automatically classifies your input and routes it to relevant indexed darknet sources, maximizing the relevance of your results.

2. How to Perform a Search

Step 1: Enter Your Keyword Type your query into the search box. Examples:

• A bitcoin address

• A known alias or threat actor username

• A dark marketplace name

• An exact phrase (use " for exact match)

Step 2: Press Enter Hit the Enter key to initiate your search. NeXvision scans multiple darknet forums, marketplaces, paste sites, and .onion services.

Step 3: Await Results Search results may take a few seconds depending on the query scope and data sources.

3. Data Source Filtering

You can refine your results by applying filters based on source type:

• Darknet – Hidden .onion services and forums

• Surface Web – Public threat actor activity mirrored on the open web

• Marketplace Data – Listings, seller profiles, and buyer reviews from dark marketplaces

4. Automated Classification & Categorization

NeXvision utilizes advanced Language Models (LMs) to:

• Classify content into meaningful categories

• Identify malicious patterns and behavioral context

• Streamline analysis by organizing data for human review

5. Language-Based Filtering

Easily filter results based on content language, allowing focused investigations within specific linguistic or regional threat landscapes.

6. Understanding the Results

Once the results are displayed, you'll see a structured view with the following information:

• Archive: A preview of the content around your keyword.

• Timestamp: When the data was last seen or indexed.

• Page Title: Provides a brief overview of the page’s content.

• URL: Direct link to the content, allowing easy access.

• Geolocation: NexVision identifies the geographical location of each domain.

• Data Collection Date: Displays the date the content was collected for reference.

7. Bookmarking Functionality

• Bookmark pages for follow-up or reporting

• All saved results are accessible from your dashboard

• Ideal for ongoing investigations or cross-team collaboration

8. Proxy Access Without Tor Browser

NeXvision provides direct proxy-based access to .onion pages, eliminating the need for a Tor browser.

Clicking a URL:

• Opens the dark web page securely via NeXvision’s proxy

• Enables full use of browser tools: translation extensions, PDF exporters, developer tools, etc.

9. Archived Domain View

Darknet pages often go offline after malicious activity. NeXvision preserves intelligence with automatic archiving.

• Archived Tag: Indicates the page is no longer live

• Snapshot View: Static copy of the page at time of capture

• Use Cases: Attribution, historical analysis, timeline comparison

⚠️ Archived pages may contain broken links or outdated data but remain vital for long-term investigations.

10. Translated Domain View

Some dark web pages are in foreign languages. NeXvision automatically provides a translated version:

• Translated Link: Opens the page in English

• Benefit: Eliminates need for external translation tools

11. Domain Info & Metadata Analysis

Clicking on a domain reveals deeper intelligence:

• Hosting provider, server type, and uptime history

• File analysis: HTML, PDFs, and images

• Up to 144 metadata points, including:

  • Geolocation

  • File origin

  • Creation/modification timestamps

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Benefits

• Enhanced Usability: Perform complex searches and view Dark Web content without needing a specialized browser.

• Streamlined Workflow: Filter and analyze results efficiently using language and source-based filters.

• Actionable Insights: Access detailed metadata, including geolocation and collection dates, for every result.

• Future Reference: Bookmarking ensures important pages can be revisited and reviewed later.

• Preserved Intelligence: Archived views ensure data remains accessible even after malicious domains go offline.

• Deep Visibility: Access rich metadata extracted from files and webpages — including geolocation, timestamps, and origin details to support deeper investigations.