I’ve written before about the three layers of the internet:
- The top layer, the ‘tip of the iceberg’, which includes all the famous the sites everyone online knows about and, basically, any content that can be accessed via hyperlinks
- Then there’s the deep web, which includes content that’s password-protected, unpublished, not linked to by other sites, accessible only after a search has been performed or behind a paywall
- Then there’s the dark web, which I know very little about
And then, checking my spam folder in case anything useful had found its way in there, I found a message that had come via this website.
It read:
Are you curious to know what the dark web is? What is hidden in the deep Internet? Go!
Download TOR browser and visit TOR sites directory
TOR browser – https://www.torproject.org/download/
TOR sites directory – http://torwiki.biz/
I’m tempted by these links (I’d obviously check them first) to learn more. Maybe children should be educated about the dark web too.
As I wrote in October 2018:
(The dark web) does have its legitimate uses – preserving the anonymity of activists and journalists, for example – but due to its nature, there is, so I’ve read, quite a lot of naughty stuff that goes on there: illicit marketplaces for guns, drugs, counterfeit money, hackers and worse.
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