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    The Dark Side of The Web

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    The dark web refers to the hidden portions of the internet that are not indexed by traditional search engines and can only be accessed through specialized software like Tor. It makes up 96% of the total internet, with the deep web encompassing private databases and password-protected sites, and the dark web intentionally hiding illegal activities. While journalism uses the dark web for anonymous reporting, it is also known for illegal darknet markets trading drugs, weapons, and stolen data, as well as forums for hacking, hitmen hiring, and child pornography. Law enforcement monitors the dark web to combat crime but it remains a dangerous realm where one wrong click can put lives at risk.

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    The dark web refers to the hidden portions of the internet that are not indexed by traditional search engines and can only be accessed through specialized software like Tor. It makes up 96% of the total internet, with the deep web encompassing private databases and password-protected sites, and the dark web intentionally hiding illegal activities. While journalism uses the dark web for anonymous reporting, it is also known for illegal darknet markets trading drugs, weapons, and stolen data, as well as forums for hacking, hitmen hiring, and child pornography. Law enforcement monitors the dark web to combat crime but it remains a dangerous realm where one wrong click can put lives at risk.

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    The dark web refers to the hidden portions of the internet that are not indexed by traditional search engines and can only be accessed through specialized software like Tor. It makes up 96% of the total internet, with the deep web encompassing private databases and password-protected sites, and the dark web intentionally hiding illegal activities. While journalism uses the dark web for anonymous reporting, it is also known for illegal darknet markets trading drugs, weapons, and stolen data, as well as forums for hacking, hitmen hiring, and child pornography. Law enforcement monitors the dark web to combat crime but it remains a dangerous realm where one wrong click can put lives at risk.

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    The Dark Side of The Web

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    The dark web refers to the hidden portions of the internet that are not indexed by traditional search engines and can only be accessed through specialized software like Tor. It makes up 96% of the total internet, with the deep web encompassing private databases and password-protected sites, and the dark web intentionally hiding illegal activities. While journalism uses the dark web for anonymous reporting, it is also known for illegal darknet markets trading drugs, weapons, and stolen data, as well as forums for hacking, hitmen hiring, and child pornography. Law enforcement monitors the dark web to combat crime but it remains a dangerous realm where one wrong click can put lives at risk.

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    THE DARK WEB

    THE DARK SIDE OF


    THE WEB EXPLAINED.
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    RAHUL VERMA
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    PARTICIPANTS
    UNVEILING THE
    HIDDEN
    INTERNET.
    A digital underworld, where
    hidden marketplaces dwell.

    01
    UNVEILING THE HIDDEN
    INTERNET. 01

    The dark web refers to a portion of the internet that is not indexed by traditional search
    engines and is intentionally hidden from mainstream visibility. We can only access 4% of
    the entire internet called as Surface Web, the rest 96% is comprised of Deep Web and
    Dark Web that we can't access with our normal browsers.
    02
    DEEP WEB
    VS
    DARK WEB
    DEMYSTIFYING THE
    DEEP WEB VS. DARK
    WEB

    The deep web and the dark web are often confused but they
    refer to different aspects of the internet. The deep web
    encompasses all the web pages and content that are not
    indexed by search engines, including private databases,
    academic resources, and password-protected sites. It is
    estimated to be significantly larger than the surface web. On
    the other hand, the dark web specifically refers to a portion of
    the deep web that is intentionally hidden and accessed
    through specialized software like Tor. It is associated with illicit
    activities, black markets, and anonymity. While the deep web
    has legitimate uses, the dark web is known for its criminal
    elements and illegal content.
    THE TOR
    BROWSER

    03
    "THE ONION ROUTING"
    PROJECT.

    Tor Browser is a privacy-centric web browser that enables users to


    browse the internet anonymously. It achieves this by routing internet
    traffic through a network of volunteer-operated relays, making it
    difficult to trace the user's online activities back to their original
    source. By encrypting and redirecting the traffic through multiple
    layers, Tor Browser provides a high level of privacy and protection
    against surveillance. It is particularly useful for accessing the dark
    web, a part of the internet not indexed by search engines, where users
    can explore hidden websites and communicate securely. However,
    caution should be exercised as the dark web also hosts illegal
    activities and potential risks.
    THE NOBLE
    USE.

    04
    THE NOBLE USE:
    JOURNALISM

    By far the biggest noble use of the dark web is for


    anonymous journalism.
    Journalists who live in countrieswith tyrannical govt.
    or where free speech doesn't exist, often use it to
    report events without worrying about the risk of
    execution
    THE
    NEFARIOUS
    USE.

    05
    ILLEGAL
    ACTIVITIES
    Within the dark web, users can find a wide
    range of illicit activities and content. These
    RED ROOM include illegal marketplaces where drugs,
    DRUG TRAFFICKING weapons, stolen data, and counterfeit
    documents are traded. Additionally, there are
    HUMAN TRAFFICKING forums and chat rooms dedicated to hacking,
    cybercrime, and the exchange of malicious
    HITMAN HIRING
    software. Other disturbing elements include
    PORNOGRAPHY pornography, often involving illegal or
    exploitative content, and forums promoting
    extremist ideologies
    LAW
    ENFORCEMENT

    06
    WHAT ARE THE LAW
    ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES
    DOING?

    Law enforcement agencies worldwide continuously


    monitor the dark web to combat illicit activities. They
    employ techniques such as undercover operations,
    digital surveillance, and cooperation with
    international partners to identify and apprehend
    criminals operating within this hidden realm.
    WHEN YOU JUMP INTO
    ATHE DARK WEB ONE
    CLICK CAN PUT YOUR LIFE
    AT STAKE

    -KNIGHTOFLOVE
    THANK
    YOU!

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