If you're browsing online now, what you see is only the surface web, the part most of us are familiar with and where all sites are indexed by search engines and are easily accessible. But it's only the tip of the iceberg, comprising only 10 percent of the total size of the internet. The rest (90 percent) are what is known as the Deep Web, which includes the part that’s 100 percent anonymous: the Dark Web. In simple terms, the Dark Web is the hidden side of the internet. It's an area that evokes images of illegal pornography, black markets, hacking groups, botnet operations (those associated with spam, fraud, and malicious attacks), and the likes. Learn more about this dark, hidden side of the internet from the following infographic by Cartwright King Solicitors.
Infographic Sources:
1. Dark web
2. Selling stolen card info online? That's the least of it
3. Timeline of the Deep Web
4. Hundreds of Dark Web sites cloned and “booby trapped”
5. The Dangerous Creepy Scary DARK WEB [VIDEO]
6. Everything You Need to Know on Tor & the Deep Web
7. White Paper: The Deep Web: Surfacing Hidden Value
8. The Deep Web
9. How to protect yourself from 'The Dark Web': 10 simple steps to keeping your details safe fraudsters and hackers
10. Don't get caught in the dark web
1. Dark web
2. Selling stolen card info online? That's the least of it
3. Timeline of the Deep Web
4. Hundreds of Dark Web sites cloned and “booby trapped”
5. The Dangerous Creepy Scary DARK WEB [VIDEO]
6. Everything You Need to Know on Tor & the Deep Web
7. White Paper: The Deep Web: Surfacing Hidden Value
8. The Deep Web
9. How to protect yourself from 'The Dark Web': 10 simple steps to keeping your details safe fraudsters and hackers
10. Don't get caught in the dark web
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