They also offer a level of protection to whistle blowers and political dissidents who would otherwise be putting themselves at risk when trying to act for the good of humanity. It should be noted that TOR and its contemporaries are NOT intrinsically bad. Accessing these sites is a lot harder than simply typing in a URL, and the chances that you or your children may accidentally stumble over them (or even find them if you’re looking) are pretty much zero. The Dark web is only a tiny portion of the deep web and consists mostly of heavily encrypted sites. It can only be accessed with the likes of TOR which makes all conduct and interactions untraceable and anonymous – and therefore a haven for unsavory stuff. The Dark Web is also technically “Deep web” because it is hidden, but is generally associated with illegal activity. The deep web should not be confused with the Dark Web. TOR is a complicated, multi-level VPN and virtual tunneling system which was originally commissioned by the US government.
#DEEP WEB ICEBERG SOFTWARE#
Unless you’re the owner of the content, the deep web can only be accessed by specialized software like TOR. Contrary to popular belief, the deep web mostly consists of simple things like your emails, social media profiles, subscription sites saved data (like your viewing history on Netflix) and other privately owned data (the cloud, your Google docs, etc.). So what is this content and data we can’t see? Mostly pretty innocuous stuff, actually. This 99.996% of data is called the deep web. Which means that 99.996% of the internet is inaccessible without permissions and passwords and is not indexed by standard search engines. This 0.004% of the internet is accessible to the public in the form of over 4.5 billion indexed websites. Of this five million terabytes only about 200 terabytes can be indexed by web search. That’s more than five trillion megabytes of data stored on countless servers, computers and drives. Today it’s estimated that the internet consists of around five million terabytes of data. When the internet first booted up in 1969 it was made up of a grand total of four computers. In fact, it’s substantially less than the tip of the iceberg – it’s more like the thin layer of snow lying on top of the tip of the iceberg. Everything on this blog is based on personal opinion and should be interoperated as such.Did you know that the portion of the internet we can easily see and access is only the tip of the iceberg? About this blog and and any affiliate website does not represent or endorse the accuracy or reliability of any information’s, content or advertisements contained on, distributed through, or linked, downloaded or accessed from any of the services contained on this website, nor the quality of any products, information’s or any other material displayed, purchased, or obtained by you as a result of an advertisement or any other information’s or offer in or in connection with the services herein. Articles are gathered or written by cyber security professionals, leading OEMs, and enthusiasts from all over the world to bring an in-depth, real-world, look at Cyber Security. The posts will be a discussion of concepts and technologies that make up emerging threats and techniques related to Cyber Defense. and is a blog dedicated to Cyber Counter Intelligence and Cybersecurity technologies.
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