Deep Web, Dark Internet and Darknets
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In the following sections, these three concepts will be explained, in a way in which the differences between them can be clear. | In the following sections, these three concepts will be explained, in a way in which the differences between them can be clear. | ||
== The Deep Web == | == The Deep Web == | ||
| - | The Deep Web it's simply | + | The Deep Web it's simply that part of the Internet which is not indexed by search engines |
Before to begin, we have to consider a preliminary difference between the '''Surface Web''' and the Deep Web. | Before to begin, we have to consider a preliminary difference between the '''Surface Web''' and the Deep Web. | ||
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Introduction
Deep Web, Dark Internet and Darknet represent three concepts that might seem similar and that are sometimes used as synonimous. Really, these three concepts represent three very different worlds. Hearing terms like these, they may seem fascinating, perhaps because are subjects that does not usually get talk about on the Web. More in deep, when a user surfs the Web, he thinks that all the information available all over the world are also available on it. There are, on the other hand, areas of the World Wide Web that cannot be easily accessed by the public. In the following sections, these three concepts will be explained, in a way in which the differences between them can be clear.
The Deep Web
The Deep Web it's simply that part of the Internet which is not indexed by search engines Before to begin, we have to consider a preliminary difference between the Surface Web and the Deep Web.
