The Daily Dot[/caption]What is DARK WEB?
The part of world wide web which requires special software to access. The internet is a much, much bigger place than you probably realise. You know about Facebook, Google, BBC iPlayer and Amazon, but do you really know what's lurking beyond those user-friendly and respectable websites? The Dark Web is a term that refers specifically to a collection of websites that exist on an encrypted network and cannot be found by using traditional search engines or visited by using traditional browsers.
However, some sites are effectively “hidden”, in that they have not been indexed by a search engine and can only be accessed if you know the address of the site. Special markets also operate within the dark web called, “darknet markets”, which mainly sell illegal products like drugs and firearms, paid for in the cryptocurrency Bitcoin. Almost all sites on the so-called Dark Web hide their identity using the Tor encryption tool. You may know Tor for its ability to hide your identity and activity. You can use Tor to spoof your location so it appears you're in a different country to where you're really located, making it much like using a VPN service.
Is the dark web legal?
DNA India[/caption]Yes, Tor was actually released into the public domain by the US military to help its messages remain anonymous and untraceable. They wanted their sensitive information to get lost in a buzz of background activity.
But even though the dark web itself isn’t illegal, what many people do on it most definitely is. We’ll come to that later.
How DARK WEB is different from DEEP WEB?
GBHackers[/caption]The 'Deep Web' refers to all web pages that search engines cannot find, because it’s protected behind a password or because it’s buried deep within a regular website. The dark web is a subsection of the deep web that you can only access with a special browser like Tor to mask your IP address. It includes illegal markets like the infamous Silk Road, along with plenty of other less-objectionable websites. Thus the 'Deep Web' includes the 'Dark Web', but also includes all user databases, webmail pages, registration-required web forums, and pages behind paywalls. There are huge numbers of such pages, and most exist for mundane reasons.
Few Things you can do on DARK WEB.
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-You can buy credit card numbers!
Are you looking for stolen credit card numbers, Dark Web sites sell them at very low price.
-Get Social
The dark web is a lot like the regular internet we know and love—just with a higher ratio of anarchists. It has its own email service, social networks and even online games.
-You can also buy fake passports there
A Deep Web site called “Fake Documents Service” claims to sell stolen passwords and documentation from virtually every nation, including US passports for a little less than a thousand dollars. Of course, fake papers are a staple of the clean web, too, so the subterfuge might not be necessary.
-You can buy Bitcoin Lottery Tickets
Since the Dark Web operates exclusively using bitcoin, it’s natural that people will want to use the digital currency for gambling. Hence, this bitcoin lottery, which has tickets for sale on the deep web.
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