Hey, guys, welcome back.
So in the previous lectures we discussed about what are actually the types of ships and what are his
constituents.
So in this lecture, we are going to discuss about the most common meats related to the Deep Web and
the dark web.
So let's get started.
So what are the most common myths about the deep web?
And they're letting the dark web and their deep verbs are the same things.
So, yeah, we can definitely say that the Dark Web is a subset of the deep web, but we cannot say
that both the deep in the dark webs, all the same things, because first point, the deep web is totally
unindexed, whereas the dark web is indexed.
So the deep web requires some or credentials like an email and a password.
For instance, Password-Protected, part of the website such as your email needs to be hidden so that
nobody can Google your email and have your inbox pop up right there for certain pages need to be restricted
from public access.
But we can say that the Dark Web is a part of the deeper but with extra layers of security.
Of course, the dark Web's main purpose is to help criminals conduct illegal businesses due to the myths
and misconceptions about the Dark Web.
It is commonly categorized as the criminal part of the Internet, but a huge group of criminals conduct
illegal businesses unchecked and without any fear.
However, many people would be surprised to learn that the Dark Web has a larger and more important
purpose for those living under oppressive countries with restricted or controlled Internet access,
or for those who seek to be government whistleblowers.
The Dark Web allows them to publish their thoughts and solve the Internet freely.
Since special browsers, you are used to access the dark web, such as for hide the IP addresses of
their users, journalist whistleblowers and the everyday person who simply wants to visit sites that
are in their country may be blocked or or prohibited can do so without any fear of punishment.
And talking about the criminal side, several government or private agencies like FBIs are keeping constant
track of this illegal activities on the Web.
They are also monitoring certain suspicious websites and also have successfully banned many illegal
services and websites.
It's illegal to access or Danquah.
Yeah, if you were already on FBI watch list, then maybe you shouldn't go to the doctor.
But for everyone else, it isn't at all illegal to go on the dark web, if you keep in mind some few
points.
However, even if you simply view some illegal content on the web, keep in mind that you never know
which websites the FBI is tracking.
So you might be OK if you visit some of the darknet content.
You also might be exposing yourself to an undercover FBI sting.
Tor only offers dark web service.
Waldor has become synonymous with the dark web.
There are other services that exist as additional layers of anonymized traffic on the top of regular
Internet.
Frenette, for one, was invented as a censorship resistant publishing platform and uses peer to peer
communication and distributed data stored to store the network resources and make it plausible.
Another AI to be made famous for its reference in the Netflix show House of Cards, is another anonymity
network that falls under the Dorkbot definition.
On the top of that, programmers have another specific tools, like open bazaar or decentralized marketplace,
much like those famous Silkroad that is unable to be taken down by the police due to its design.
AutoSave corrode.
Well, it was a very famous drug selling website, we can say, on the darknet, which was recently
shut down by the FBI.
Everything on the darknet is bad or illegal according to how it is portrayed in the media.
The Dark Web is not solely dedicated to criminal or illegal activities.
Therefore, however, a business on the basis of truth, it can be said that around 50 percent of the
website hosted on the Dark Web that is not online websites, that distorts other topics, that signifies
tor hidden service and in some way linked to illegal goods and services.
An idea for a secret network inaccessible to the regular users of T would in the 1990s to provide US
operatives with a secure and untraceable channel of communication.
When the project was abandoned, researchers saw the potential for a completely anonymous network to
grant freedom of speech and secure communications to political dissidents in the opposite opposite rhythm's
human rights and privacy activities.
Notoriously, WikiLeaks hosted a tauhid and service where whistleblowers can make anonymous submissions.
Even The New York Times, Facebook and the CIA have their own tauhid and services.
Recently, even the BBC has launched its Dark Web version, which makes the website available even in
regions where the district.
Censorship, thank you, guys.
That's it for this lecture and the next lecture.
We are going to discuss about the it and how it works.
See you there.
Thank you very much.