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The document discusses the deep web and what can be found there. It notes that the deep web represents 96% of all internet content and contains secret, private, and forbidden information not accessible through typical search engines. Specific things that can be found on the deep web include narcotics, weapons, hacking services, and contract killers. Accessing the deep web requires special anonymity-focused browsers and search engines. Potential dangers of the deep web include scammers and police using it to catch illegal activity.
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The dark web is the hidden part of the internet that is not indexed by traditional search engines and cannot be accessed without special software. It contains password protected and dynamically generated webpages as well as real-time content. To safely access the dark web, which contains both specialized information and dangers like hackers, users can install anonymity software like Tor and take precautions like disabling plugins and camera access.
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What the dark web is and how it fits into the rest of the worldwide web
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- 2. Introduction Size Services WhyTo use Access Working Working surface & deep web Warning Source Conclusion
- 3. Invisible web Cant be accessed by standard browser Services also include online purchasing, video on demand and many more Bit coins are used for online purchasing 96% is deep web Dark web part of deep web
- 4. Deep web is 400 to 550 times larger than the surface web Most of the web's information is buried far down on sites, and standard search engines do not find it. Impossible to measure, as majority of the information is hidden Expending exponentially
- 5. GOOD Used by army, CIA and other secrete organization Good amount of Data which is not found using standard , browser Can be good for learning Used by political acitivist,social activist too BAD By militants…etc. Many illegal content found which could harm you Can be bad for learning
- 6. Digital currency Decentralizes Difficult to trace No transaction fee Online purchases For example (dark web) Drugs, hitman ….etc.
- 7. High quality source Dynamic display Customized data Doesn't miss information as by surface web
- 8. Could be accessed by tor browser TOR is open source Untraceable Floating IP address Provides access to dark web Developed by FBI TOR
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- 10. Careful use Could harm Don’t share personal things Don’t access illegal content Don’t download any suspected content
- 11. Came in 2009 96% of internet Developed by FBI Hiding of sensitive data Used scientist Uploading of Row data Used by Criminals Sale purchase of drugs etc..