Lately, I have been doing a lot of crazy things and today I might have done the craziest thing possible, i.e., I accessed the Dark Web. Many of you might be familiar with the term but still for you folks who are hearing this term for the first time: the Dark Web is one of the parts of the Deep Web. To know about Dark Web you require some basic understanding of the Deep Web.

Dark Web vs Deep Web

Deep Web is 95% of the content on the internet which is nonindexable by search engines or has a strange re-routing of connections and multi-layered entry tunnels before reaching the server. These are often indicative of private networks that operate to and fro via unique bridge networks. These servers are privately operated often having low-memory UI and also have certain entry codes before providing access to their servers. The dark Web comprises 5% of the Deep Web and it is the underbelly of it, it is a place of secretive criminal activities or services that do not exist at surface levels but rather on the bottom base. The Dark Web websites are made with cryptographic keys hence making them hard to be traced by any entity or organisation.

To be precise it is a place for people who have criminalistic instincts or enable the perpetration of crime, or a space for accessing all morally deprecative activities like:
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Lately, I have been doing a lot of crazy things and today I might have done the craziest thing possible, i.e., I accessed the Dark Web. Many of you might be familiar with the term but still for you folks who are hearing this term for the first time: the Dark Web is one of the parts of the Deep Web. To know about Dark Web you require some basic understanding of the Deep Web. Regardless, the Dark Web is a secretive, hard-to-trace, encrypted digital ecosystem on the internet that is filled with criminals, and infested with drug cartels, UN-sanctioned terrorist organizations, political dissenters, anonymous journalists, and Government spies.

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Dark Web vs Deep Web
Deep Web is 95% of the content on the internet which is nonindexable by search engines or has a strange re-routing of connections and multi-layered entry tunnels before reaching the server. These are often indicative of private networks that operate to and fro via unique bridge networks. These servers are privately operated often having low-memory UI and also have certain entry codes before providing access to their servers. The dark Web comprises 5% of the Deep Web and it is the underbelly of it, it is a place of secretive criminal activities or services that do not exist at surface levels but rather on the bottom base. The Dark Web websites are made with cryptographic keys hence making them hard to be traced by any entity or organisation.

To be precise it is a place for people who have criminalistic instincts or enable the perpetration of crime, or a space for accessing all morally deprecative activities like:

1. Ordering a hitman to kill someone.
2. Accessing abuse porn including minor age pornography.
3. Selling of personal data, PayPal account, fake USD notes.
4. Accessing chat rooms that have explicit live gore being performed, also known as Red Rooms.
5. All kinds of drugs, also known as Tor Cart.
6. Hire professional hackers to hack social media accounts.
7. Hire DDOS attackers, malware attackers that steal data from computers.
8. Buy spyware or bloatware software that is sophisticated in terms of performing nefarious actions.

Dark Web URLs

Where can you find the Dark Web websites? You can use search engines like Onion Search, Torch, Duck Duck Go, and Tor Gateway to access .onion sites. In Duck Duck Go, make sure to toggle on the onionize radio button. There is also Hidden Wiki, Candle, and Dark Search. Each of these search engines has indexed pages on them. Most search results often lead to more links and then you get access to your desired choices of servers.

What do you need to access the Dark Web?

The dark Web can be accessed via Tor also known as ‘The Onion Router’, this began in the Naval Research Laboratory of the United States, to protect US confidential data to and fro via an internet connection that has multiple overlaying encryptions on the application layer of the communication stack.

You can download Tor here. It used multiple overlays that encrypt the network like various layers of an Onion. But later this browser was made open source and then came the ‘Tor Project’ which is an upgraded version of Tor. It became a research hub for Tor safety and encouraged hacking in the Tor Network to look for loopholes in the multiple relays Tor performs.

How does Tor work?

Tor works by encompassing over 7 thousand servers of anonymous users and throws an access connection to multiple relay networks that appear like a hoch poch random numbers before sending it to the Onion website. When it bounces off the connection, each specific to have been encrypted a random relay will send the connection request to the server, There are 3 different types as well as levels that one can attain through Tor in terms of security.
1. Simply using Tor
This feature as the name suggests is simply downloading Tor from its official website and then surfing after connecting to the Onion network. Its steadfast and easy, it provides anonymity but recently there has been news about breaching as well in the relay network, to just be on the safer side you can try the 2nd method.

2. Use Tor with VPN
Along with using Tor, you can also use a reputed company’s VPN which will layer the encryption more. Also, VPNs have their tunnels, concealing, and wire guards.

3. Use Tor with Tails
Tails is a live OS that provides one-time sessions and removes all the traces of activity from the system. It is often booted on a USB stick, even used in USB, and its hitherto internet access is via the Tor Onion Connection.