The Pros And Cons Of Dark Web

The COO of Riordan manufacturing Hugh McCauley would like to combine the existing variety of tools in use into a single multi integrated application. Riordan Manufacturing wants to take advantage of the more sophisticated state of the art information systems that has already existed in the human resources department (Riordan Manufacturing, 2006). The information gathered in this document the information gathering techniques and the very sophisticated planned design methods that will be used and explained in great detail. The requirements for the business and the Human resources systems are to maintain the objectives of this request. That

In this document you will learn how to use the alternative ways to search the Internet anonymously using Tor and proxy servers.

Reading the book “The Dark Net” by Jamie Bartlett, I was capable of reaching to the midpoint of the book. On pages 115-183 Jamie Bartlett describes the awful details that accord on the internet, and how many internet users are not aware of it. On pages 115-134 he describes how pornography has became more accessible for many people on the internet. Many internet users ages 20 and older visit, or manage to click on pop-up links that lead them to child/pornography websites. Bartlett had manages to make time and interview one of these website visitors Michael. Michael is in his fifties he is married and has a grown up daughter. As Bartlett described Michael had started to watch pornography occasionally in his twenties, but when it became a habit

The buying and selling of illegal black market in drugs and pharmaceuticals now heavy depends on the internet. Most transactions and sellers are on the deep web, part of the internet a level beyond our regular use of google and such. This provides secure and confidential communication lines by encryption of computer IP addresses using Tor anonymizing software or web proxy to the Tor network (Van Hout, par 3). Another benefit of it is the Bitcoin digital currency which also helps ensure that financial transactions can not be traced. Through this process seller and buyers found an easier and safer way to do their business.

"Profound Web" starts as an enlightening outline of the Internet 's non-listed advanced substratum, then limits its center to relate the capture, arraignment and conviction of Ross Ulbricht, charged originator and administrator of the infamous Silk Road online bazaar.

The media’s skewed outlook and reports on the deep web has affected the way the majority of people view this resource that is inherently not a bad tool. The media also misrepresents the deep web by confusing it with the darknet and giving false information about the two. It is easy to get caught in the wave of horror stories that appear in magazines and online content about the deep web and the darknet, but more often than not the deep web is doing more good than is portrayed by the media. The advances in cryptography that is being used within the deep web and the darknet are creating a safer environment for reporters and political activists; even the simple internet user needs cryptography to protect their information stored in the deep web.

Red Rooms are supposedly found on an underground segment of the internet referred to as the "dark web". The dark web itself is a real entity, and can only be accessed through a special browser called the Tor browser (Roy, "Everything"). The dark web differs from the regular internet in that while the regular internet, or "clear web" can be searched easily with services such as Google, websites on the dark web can only be accessed if someone has the site 's web address. Unlike "clear web" sites, which have simple addresses such as "google.com" or "facebook.com", the addresses for dark web sites are an incomprehensible jumble of letters and numbers (Roy, "Everything"). The only way to obtain a dark web address to be given the address by someone who wishes to distribute it, which gives dark web sites a sense of exclusivity and secrecy. In many versions of the Red Room story, access to the Red Room is purchased with a currency called "Bitcoin" ("Are Deep Web"). Bitcoin is a real currency, and while the technical details of the Bitcoin currency are rather complex, it is worth

Social networking services or social networking sites are widespread in all parts of the world. It serves as means of communication and is considered as the most convenient and easiest way of communication. It is convenient in a way that it is better than other means of communication such as telephone. In social networking sites, there is a video call and the one being called and the one calling can see each other. It is easy by the fact

The Dark Web is a term that is referred to specifically as a collection of websites that are publicly visible, but hide the IP addresses (Location) of the servers that run them. Thus they can be visited by any web user, but it is very difficult to work out who is behind and using the sites. And you cannot find these sites using any regular search engines such as google. Almost all sites on the Dark Web hide their identity and IP address using the Tor encryption tool. You can use Tor to hide your identity, and spoof your location. When a website is run through Tor it has much the same effect.

The creation of the Deep Web was in 1994. Back then it was known as the hidden web. The terms “Deep Web” and “Dark Web” came up in 2001. Though, some people believe the origin of the term Deep Web goes back to the early 1990s along with the creation of Onion Routing. No one knows exactly how big the deep web really is, but we know it is hundreds of times bigger than the Surface Web. The data within the Deep Web isn’t necessarily hidden on purpose. Current search engine technology find it very hard to make sense of it, therefore, it makes the sites seem hidden. The Dark Web on the other hand is darker than the Deep Web. Users bury data intentionally on the Dark Web. The Dark Web requires a special browser to access some of parts of it.

When anyone mentions the deep web, the public usually thinks of the dark place in the internet where crimes and conspiracy theories take place. To begin, the internet is split into two sections called the Clearnet and deep web. Clearnet are websites that are indexed like, Amazon, YouTube, Facebook, and Twitter. Clearnet websites are easily accessible due to the high ranking in popularity. The Deep web is still part of the internet, to be more specific the deep web holds 95% of the internet content and the Clearnet contains only 5%, which is roughly x500 the content. The Deep web is any website that cannot be indexed by a search engine. Deep Web or the hidden web are websites that the general public access every day. For example, Facebook and YouTube are Clearnet sites ( http://www.facebook.com ) but when you login, then the content would be considered deep web ( https://www.facebook.com/muhaimin.khandaker.5). This is because web crawlers ( a software that indexes websites) cannot index websites that requires a form authentication ( Email and password). Another way websites are not indexed is with the robot.txt file. The robot.txt file is a line that web developers can incorporate when developing a website that does not want to be indexed. The deep web is not the dark web but, the dark web is a small part of the deep web. Dark web uses software like Freenet, Jondo, Ip2, Alienet, Tails OS, and the most famous software, Tor to access websites anonymously

In recent years the Tor Project has gotten some bad press; it’s often been erroneously equated with the Dark Web, a portion of the Internet that hosts sites such as the infamous Silk Road that allows drugs, illegal firearms, prostitutes, slaves, and the like to be purchased anonymously. The Tor operates by passing encrypted data through a network of servers around the world in order to prevent prying eyes from seeing its origins or destination. This method is aptly named onion routing, paying homage to the similarity between the numerous layers of an onion and the many layers of encryption encasing sensitive data. The Tor Project essentially allows its users to browse the Internet anonymously without permitting inquisitive individuals to discern their antics or even where they’re located geographically. Theoretically, even powerful surveillance organizations such as the states’ National Security Agency (NSA) and the United Kingdom’s Government Communications Headquarters (GCHQ) are unable to observe what Tor users are doing. The current paper will explore the history and ramifications of the Tor with a focus on ___. [focus on encryption of the Tor and its implications for digital privacy.]

As technology has propelled forward in our exploration of knowledge relating to computers and their science it is understandable that there are still areas of this field which may yet remain unexplored. One particular field being the Dark Web, which has been defined as an area of the deep web which has, “been intentionally hidden and is therefore inaccessible through standard [web] browsers.” (Brightplanet.) Although this web has evolved over the course of many years, possibly dating back to the 1990s and the development of onion routing, it has advanced itself into an industry which no one could have ever predicted. Further as well delve deeper into this developmental occurrence known as the Dark Web, I feel that we must ask ourselves how this has evolved into what we know it as today and whether or not it represents our future or past in dealing with the internet activities.

Several different names referring to dark pools, "upstairs market," "dark liquidity" or "dark pool liquidity."

So how does one use or "navigate" on the Web? To understand that, one must first understand the language (that which makes it run, understand and execute commands) the web is based upon. This language is known as Hypertext Markup Language, which will later be discussed in more detail. Essentially, it the hypertext language uses "hot words to link pages to each other" (Halonen). The hot words, which have been termed links, consist of an underlying code, HTML, which is read and takes the user to the desired destination.