Yes, if it really existsDo you mean a site resistant to government takedown?
In increasing order of "takedown difficulty":Which TLDs would be difficult to take down like .to?
Are .cc domains also good in this regard?In increasing order of "takedown difficulty":
- anything that is not owned by a us-based registrar or Verisign
- ccTLDS of countries that don't really like complying with Western laws. So .ru, .su, .by, .to, .is etc
(.is is common and is the tld libgen uses)
- Anything hosted on the i2p network. Your average internet user can't access it. But it's nearly impossible to takedown like surface net registrars.