Dark web by Pranesh Kulkarni
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The document discusses the dark web, which is a hidden part of the internet that requires special software like Tor to access. It can be used for both good and bad purposes. The dark web allows for anonymity and privacy but is also used for illegal activities like drugs and arms trading. It outlines precautions people should take like using security software and not revealing personal information when browsing the dark web.
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- 1. DARK WEB BY : PRANESH S. KULKARNI INSTRUCTOR : PROF. ARCHANA RATHOD VISHWAKARMA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, PUNE
- 2. World wide web SURFACE WEB : • Open for everyone. • Can be accessed by normal google search. DEEP WEB : • Not indexed on search engines. • Accessed by specific authentication • Personal data. • Cloud Storage • Databases • Secret government projects and files DARK WEB : • Hidden corner of the internet • Previously Made for US navy • Used by hackers for illegal purposes • Used to protect privacy • Accessed by special software
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- 5. Bright side of Dark web • Used to protect privacy • Free hosting (No need to purchase domains) • Sites can not be banned by any agency • Sites are hosted on owner’s device itself • Provide online anonymity • Used to share sensitive information. • Used for Reporting corruption or abuse • Used to publish blogs without revealing identity • Used to access blocked content and websites
- 6. Dark side of Dark web • Mostly used for illegal purposes such as drugs treading or arms treading • Used by hackers • To Steal data or sensitive information • To hire assassins • Financial fraud • Used by terrorist groups for publicity • Webcam Hijacking
- 7. How to safely browse Dark web • Install trusted security software or antivirus program on your device • Don’t use regular email ID or Social media accounts • Don’t surf anonymous sites • Don’t download any stuff from untrusted sites • Cover your webcam • Don’t reveal your identity • Don’t open banking sites on tor browser • Don’t surf illegal sites on dark web
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