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A web browser is software that allows users to view websites. Common browsers include Internet Explorer, Firefox, and Safari. Websites with HTTPS URLs or lock icons in the address bar are generally secure. To find a website's domain, look at the creator name or suffix at the end of the URL like .com, .org, or .edu. The easywhois website provides information about a site's author, creation date, and owning organization. FTP transfers entire files while HTTP transfers parts of files to view web pages. Basic online safety rules include avoiding all caps, bullying, meeting strangers, and sharing private information.
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A web browser is software that allows users to browse the web. Common browsers include Internet Explorer, Firefox, and Netscape. To check if a website is secure, look for a lock icon or "s" in the URL. The domain of a website, such as .com, .org, or .uk, can be found at the top of the web page. Information on a website can be verified using a site like www.easywhois.com to lookup the creator and organization. FTP transfers entire files between devices for storage, while HTTP transfers file contents for viewing in a browser without downloading. Basic safety rules for online contact include not sharing personal information, meeting strangers only met online, and behaving appropriately.
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There are currently more than 555 million unique domains for surface level websites that the average internet user can access. But there are 500 times that number of hidden sites that aren’t obvious to most. These sites are referred to as the Deep Web, which often gets a negative connotation in our modern media. The real illegal activities happen on the Dark Web, which is a region of the internet only accessible through anonymized browsers such as Tor. This presentation will explain the differences between the surface, deep, and dark webs and explain what each contains.
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A web browser is a software that displays web pages and allows users to interact with content online. Common browsers include Google Chrome, Safari, and Internet Explorer. Website security is indicated by symbols in the top right corner, and the domain name is the text in the URL before the top-level domain like .com or .org. To verify information on a website, you can check the author name, spelling, publication date, and publishing company. HTTP transfers files from the web while FTP transfers files between devices. Rules for internet use include not bullying, yelling, answering email promptly, and keeping personal information private.
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The deep web, also known as the invisible web, contains content that is not indexed by traditional search engines. It consists of an estimated 7,500 terabytes of information, including over 300,000 websites. To access the deep web, one must install the Tor browser to reach .onion addresses and access content like instructions on making devices, discussion forums, marketplaces, and information on Bitcoin, which allows anonymous possession and transfer of value.
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Internet Quiz
A web browser is a software that displays web pages and allows users to interact with content online. Common browsers include Google Chrome, Safari, and Internet Explorer. Website security is indicated by symbols in the top right corner, and the domain name is the text in the URL before the top-level domain like .com or .org. To verify information on a website, you can check the author name, spelling, publication date, and publishing company. HTTP transfers files from the web while FTP transfers files between devices. Rules for internet use include not bullying, yelling, answering email promptly, and keeping personal information private.
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The deep web, also known as the invisible web, contains content that is not indexed by traditional search engines. It consists of an estimated 7,500 terabytes of information, including over 300,000 websites. To access the deep web, one must install the Tor browser to reach .onion addresses and access content like instructions on making devices, discussion forums, marketplaces, and information on Bitcoin, which allows anonymous possession and transfer of value.
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The deep web refers to parts of the internet that are not indexed by regular search engines and contains vastly more information than the surface web. It can contain all kinds of information, both legal and illegal, that is difficult to find without special browsers or knowledge of the deep web. The Tor browser is commonly used to anonymously access the deep web and its hidden wiki directories to navigate it, but users need to be careful of potential criminal activity and risks to their online security and identity.
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When you browse the net - you often send sensitive and highly personal data - passwords, banking information and so much more. One of the basic protections we have is a secure connection - or HTTPS instead of a HTTP. What does this mean? Should you enable this secure connection on your website? How can you inform your users to seek out these connections?
Typing our banking information, secure passwords or our credit card information into an unsecure connection - can put at anyone at high risk of having our information stolen.
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