A Journey into the Dark Web
The Dark Web is a portion of the internet that is not searchable with standard browsers
because it is not indexed by search engines like Google.
Using specialised software , which encrypts internet traffic and routes it across a number of servers located throughout the world,
users on the Dark Web frequently maintain their anonymity.
Due to its anonymity, the Dark Web has become a haven for illegal activities,
Cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin are frequently used in Dark Web transactions, further increasing the anonymity of the buyers and sellers.
Despite its negative reputation, the Dark Web has also been used by whistle-blowers
and activists to communicate securely and share sensitive information without fear of censorship or surveillance.
Websites on the Dark Web often have ".onion" domains and can only be accessed through specialized browsers like Tor,
Navigating the Dark Web can be risky, as users may encounter scams, malware, and harmful content.
It's advised to exercise caution and use protective measures like antivirus software and virtual private networks (VPNs).