The document discusses the deep web and dark web, highlighting their vast size, the challenges of accessing their information, and their dual uses for both legitimate purposes (like research and political activism) and illegal activities (such as drug trafficking). It explains the importance of using specialized tools like the Tor browser for accessing these hidden parts of the internet while warning against potential dangers. Additionally, it emphasizes the role of digital currencies and the implications of anonymity in transactions.

1. By Shubham
BCA-1C
AIIT
Roll no.- 146

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

9. YOU
HTTP

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..