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Counterfeits harm consumers, governments, and intellectual property holders.They accounted for 3.3% of worldwide trades in 2016, having an estimated valueof $509 billion in the same year. While estimations are mostly based on borderseizures, we examined openly labeled counterfeits on darknet markets, whichallowed us to gather and analyze information from a different perspective.Here, we analyzed data from 11 darknet markets for the period Jan-2014 andSep-2015. The findings suggest that darknet markets harbor similar counterfeitproduct types as found in seizures but that the share of watches is higher andlower for electronics, clothes, shoes, and Tobacco on darknet markets. Also,darknet market counterfeits seem to have similar shipping origins as seizedgoods, with some exceptions, such as a relatively high share (5%) of darkmarket counterfeits originating from the US. Lastly, counterfeits on darkmarkets tend to have a relatively low price and sales volume. However, based onpreliminary estimations, the original products on the surface web seem to beworth a multiple of the prices of the counterfeit counterparts on darknetmarkets. Gathering insights about counterfeits from darknet markets can bevaluable for businesses and authorities and be cost-effective compared toborder seizures. Thus, monitoring darknet markets can help us understand thecounterfeit landscape better.

Counterfeits on Darknet Markets: A measurement between Jan-2014 and Sep-2015