The article explores the dark web, often misunderstood and associated with crime. It differentiates between the deep web, which includes secure personal information, and the dark web, accessible through specialized software. While the dark web allows for anonymity that can help whistleblowers and journalists in dangerous situations, it also harbors criminal activities, malware, and scams. The author shares personal experiences from navigating this hidden part of the internet, emphasizing the need for caution due to the potential risks involved.
When you hear the term 'dark web,' a hacker in a hoodie, digital drug deals and hitmen for hire are probably what come to mind.
Beneath the surface is a hidden layer that goes un-indexed by search engines - it's called the deep web.
There are legitimate and perfectly legal uses for the dark web. You can use it to covertly contact journalists if you're in an unsafe situation.
The dark web is filled with malware and scams, but law enforcement is there, too, watching for illegal activity.
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