The Deep Web - Part Two
The Deep Web
The Deep Web is not accessible by normal Internet browser and user who wants to enter the Deep Web has to download special software in order to access it. The most widely used software is Tor. The Tor Browser, previously known as the Tor Browser Bundle is considered to be the best one, because you can also access The Dark Web with this software. Users can run the Tor Browser from removable media. It can operate under Microsoft Windows, macOS, or Linux. Another tempting fact about Tor browser is its complete anonymity, which is often abused for illegal activity. The Deep Web can be also used for legal activity due to the fact it is storage of large databases and we can find here websites that are no longer available on the Surface Web. The Tor browser can be downloaded for free from an official website. Also navigation in the Deep Web is not so easy. Thanks to the fact it is not indexed by the major search engines, you have to visit websites directly instead of typing the key words into a search engine that will do work for you. So you have to have a specific address or you have to experiment a little bit. This means that you can enter a website from a link which is placed on another website.
Dark Web
The terms Dark Web and Deep Web are commonly confused or people think that it is the same thing which it is not. It is a subset of the Deep Web that is not only not indexed, but also requires something special to be able to access it, e.g., specific proxying software or authentication to gain access. It is also more often associated with criminal activity than the Deep Web, for example: buying and selling drugs, children pornography, gambling, assassinations offers etc. The Dark Web is definitely used more for illegal purposes more than the standard Internet or the Deep Web; there are many legitimate uses for the Dark Web as well. Legitimate uses include things like using Tor to anonymize reports of domestic abuse, government oppression, and other crimes.
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