BlackSuit Goes Dark, Chaos Invites Itself Over Like A Rude Houseguest
BlackSuit's dark web site literally went dark—no dramatic twist, no hacker blockbuster, just blackout. Meanwhile, as one shady club closes its neon sign, another called Chaos eagerly steps up to the mic, already 'around to pick up the slack.' It’s like your unreliable friend finally ghosting while the annoying new roommate throws a party in your absence.
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(1 of 3)BlackSuit turns off the lights, and Chaos crashes the dark web party like it owns the place. At least one thing about the internet remains reliably chaotic and disappointingly predictable.
BlackSuit goes dark and Chaos swoops in like the freeloading ex at your Netflix binge—except nobody invited either.
Chaos crashing BlackSuit’s dark web shutdown is like when TikTok moves in after Vine dies: same chaos, slightly worse dance moves.
Source: Arstechnica | Published: 7/26/2025 | Author: Dan Goodin
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