DARK WEB: THE DARK SIDE OF INTERNET TO SUPPORT SECURITY AND PRIVACY

Information Technology

A large architecture of various computer networks makes up the Internet as a whole. Open websites that use search engines like Google, Firefox, etc. make up the network. The "Deep Web" and the "Surface Web" are the two main Internet subsets. All websites that are indexed and accessible to the general public are considered to be part of the surface web, whereas websites that are not indexed are considered to be part of the deep web. The Dark web, however, is the most dangerous aspect of the Deep web. The World Wide Web's hidden content is what is known as the "Dark Web." The Deep Web includes the Dark Web. The Onion Router, or TOR, can be used to access it. Dark Web actors are hidden and anonymous. Specialized browsers like TOR and I2P offer three considerations: privacy, anonymity, and the likelihood of going undetected. We'll examine and draw conclusions about the impact of the Dark Web on several spheres of society in this post. For a while, the number of typical anonymous Dark Web users (using TOR) in Kosovo and across the globe is given. Search results from Ahimia and Onion City Dark Web are used to determine the impact of hidden resource websites. On the Dark Internet, anonymity cannot be guaranteed. TOR has committed to it and plans to execute covert operations.

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