This document discusses different levels of the web and cyber security. It begins by describing the surface web, which contains publicly available websites that can be accessed through search engines. It then explains that the deep web contains private databases and information that requires user authentication. The dark web is defined as content that exists on encrypted networks that require specific software and authorization. The document also provides an overview of cyber crimes like hacking, phishing, and identity theft. It outlines the history of cyber crimes and how cyber security developed to help protect against viruses, malware attacks, and data theft.