IPD you're mixing the two up. Deep web are sites that are still on the internet but not listed in search engines, etc. In other words, difficult to find. the 'darkweb' you're referring to would be private p2p like WASTE. Big difference.
IPD you're mixing the two up. Deep web are sites that are still on the internet but not listed in search engines, etc. In other words, difficult to find. the 'darkweb' you're referring to would be private p2p like WASTE. Big difference.
no, they're actually related. the sites i was referring to are only distant cousins of p2p sites. you wouldn't even be aware of their existence unless you already deepweb savvy. while that's not all that deepweb contains, it is one of the things spurring its development. in a broader sense--illegal activities.
...i'm actually interested in transitioning to cyberwarfare. i'm not sure if i'll get the opportunity though.
The Tor stuff this guy is talking about is barely scraping the surface of the so called "deep web". I have a buddy in cyber security at the moment and he's told me about much more is out there than 99% of the planet knows about. I'd imagine the government (all governments, not just the US) tracks as much as they can of the "deep web" but the guys they want to catch are so anonymous and so deeply buried in it's insane. The craziest thing to me, is that the guys that are so deeply buried could be your next door neighbor and you'd never know it. One day they'd up and disappear, never to be seen again.
not a LAN...but i get what you're saying.
darkwebs are secure because of massive encryption; not because they're closed networks.
that amnd the fact you hop a ton of ip's before you actually connect to a server
If you dig around enough, there's a lot of cool shit on the deep web. As long as you don't do or say anything dumb, you'll be fine. The more time I spend on it, the more interesting it gets. A note to people who are interested in checking it out though. There is A LOT of disturbing, sick, and legally/morally reprehensible things there. Most of it is perfectly fine, but you need to be careful.
anyone got a good site to start from hidden wiki is decent but still i thirst for more
another interesting article on this I ran across on another forum:
The dark side of the internet | Technology | The Guardian