Deepweb and darkweb vinodkumar ancha

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The document discusses the deep web and dark web. It defines the deep web as parts of the world wide web that are not indexed by standard search engines and contains much more data than the surface web. The deep web is used by the military, scientists, journalists and others to securely store and access data anonymously. While it provides advantages like anonymity and access to banned sites, it also enables illegal activities on the dark web like drug sales, hacking, and other crimes if misused. Proper safety precautions are needed when accessing the deep web.

CONTENTS OF DEEP WEB
• INTRODUCTION
• WHAT IS DEEPWEB
• WHY IT IS USE
• WHO IT IS USE
• HOW IT IS USE & WHAT IS IT
• HOW IT IS WORK
• SAFETY PRECAUSIONS
• ADVANTAGES & DISADVANTAGES
• APPLICATIONS
• CONCLUSION

INTRODUCTION
• OUR INTERNET HAVING 1000 PETTA BYTES
• TOTALLY THESE INTERNET HAVING 2 LEVELS i.e.,
1.SURFACE WEB
2.DEEP WEB , DARK WEB
• SURFACE WEB is normal web i.e., our daily uses by
normal WEB browsers.
• DEEP WEB is the some legal and some illegal
• Deep web having the data of govt. & private business
information & sienctists ,journalists data etc..,
• DARK WEB is the part of the deep web
• Dark web also called darknet . In the darknet doneing
activities of totally ILLEGAL.
• That is hacking ,drugs ,crimes and other illegal activities
where done.

DEEP WEB
DEEPWEB IS 500X GREATER THAN THE
SURFACE WEB

• DEEP WEB HAVING ZETTABYTES OF MEMORY
• THAT MEMORY IS THE TOTALLY
INVISABLE
• THIS DEEPWEB IS NOT VIEW IN THE NORMAL
WEB BROWSERS AND NORMAL SEARCH ENGIENS
• BECAUSE SEARCH ENGINES NOT PERMISSION TO
VIEW THAT DEEPWEB AND IT’S WEBSITES
• DEEP WEB HAVING SAME AS SEARCH ENGINES
AND ALSO WEBSITES…

• WHY OUR SEARCH ENGINES NOT PERMIT TO SEE
THE DEEP WEB AND ITS WEBSITES.
• The deep web, invisible web, or hidden web are
parts of the World Wide Web whose contents are
not indexed by standard search engines i.e.,
• etc.,
• Because deep websites having dynamic pages i.e.,
in this pages having the data more personalized.

WHY IT IS USE
• DATA WILL BE MORE SECURE
• DATA WILL BE NOT VISIBLE TO OTHERS
• NOT ACCESS DATA USING BROWSERS
WITHOUT UR PERMISSION

WHO IT IS USE
• MAINLY USE OF THIS MILITARY PURPOSE
• SCIENTIST
• BUSINESS PERSONS
• POLICEMENS
• GOVT.(OVERAL WORLD)

HOW IT IS USE & WHAT IS IT
• USING OF DEEP WEB THE BROWSER IS
• Tor is an anonymously browsing network. TOR
is “The Onion Router,” because of the
technique it uses to provide anonymity. Onion
routing means that messages and
communication are encapsulated in layers of
encryption, like onion layers…..

HOW IT IS WORKS
Encrypted data is transmitted through a series of nodes and relays
to taking the data from the deep websites without knowing ur IP
address , and our location & ur details..

DARKNET BUSINESSES
• BASED ON THE BUYING & SELLING ACTIVIES FOR
MANY WEBSITES ARE IN THERE…
• I.e.,1.SILKROAD (DRUGS)
• 2. Nucleus Market Etc.,
• In the dark net business uses the currency of
BITCOINS
• BITCOIN VALUE IS VERY HIGH..
• 1 BITCOIN = 65740 RUPEES IN INDAIN CURRENCY

SAFETY PRECAUSIONS
• 1. Don’t trust anyone out there in the deep web.
• 2. COVER your webcam using tape OR removing
it.
• 3. Never download any files or software from
deep web.
• 4. If you want some extra protection disable java
scripts
• 5. Don't use U torrent or any other torrenting
services while surfing on the deep web.

ADVANTAGES
1. Anonymity
2. Freedom to SEARCH
3. more Knowledge gain
4. you can publish & do any thing
5.You can’t fear
6.Open banned websites also.

DISADVANTAGES
• 1. The Deep Web doesn't work as smoothly
• 2.Slow compare to our normal browsers.
• 3.piracy is increases
• 4.hacking is fastly grown.
• 5.prison to Illegal activities

APPLICATIONS
• 1.MILITARY PURPOSE
• 2.SCIENCTISTS
• 3.JOURNALISTS
• 4. TO OPEN ANY BANNED SITES
• 5. ANONYMOUSLY

CONCLUSION
• DEEP WEB AND DARKWEB ARE HAVING
LARGE AMOUNT OF DATA.IF WE USE IT LEGAL
PURPOSE ONLY.BUT NOT ILLEGALLY PLZ…
• IF WE USE.. THAT IS DEPENDING UP ON YOUR
OWN RISK

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Deepweb and darkweb vinodkumar ancha

1. BY by VINODKUMAR

2. CONTENTS OF DEEP WEB • INTRODUCTION • WHAT IS DEEPWEB • WHY IT IS USE • WHO IT IS USE • HOW IT IS USE & WHAT IS IT • HOW IT IS WORK • SAFETY PRECAUSIONS • ADVANTAGES & DISADVANTAGES • APPLICATIONS • CONCLUSION

3. INTRODUCTION • OUR INTERNET HAVING 1000 PETTA BYTES • TOTALLY THESE INTERNET HAVING 2 LEVELS i.e., 1.SURFACE WEB 2.DEEP WEB , DARK WEB • SURFACE WEB is normal web i.e., our daily uses by normal WEB browsers. • DEEP WEB is the some legal and some illegal • Deep web having the data of govt. & private business information & sienctists ,journalists data etc.., • DARK WEB is the part of the deep web • Dark web also called darknet . In the darknet doneing activities of totally ILLEGAL. • That is hacking ,drugs ,crimes and other illegal activities where done.

4. DEEP WEB DEEPWEB IS 500X GREATER THAN THE SURFACE WEB

5. • DEEP WEB HAVING ZETTABYTES OF MEMORY • THAT MEMORY IS THE TOTALLY INVISABLE • THIS DEEPWEB IS NOT VIEW IN THE NORMAL WEB BROWSERS AND NORMAL SEARCH ENGIENS • BECAUSE SEARCH ENGINES NOT PERMISSION TO VIEW THAT DEEPWEB AND IT’S WEBSITES • DEEP WEB HAVING SAME AS SEARCH ENGINES AND ALSO WEBSITES…

6. • WHY OUR SEARCH ENGINES NOT PERMIT TO SEE THE DEEP WEB AND ITS WEBSITES. • The deep web, invisible web, or hidden web are parts of the World Wide Web whose contents are not indexed by standard search engines i.e., • etc., • Because deep websites having dynamic pages i.e., in this pages having the data more personalized.

7. WHY IT IS USE • DATA WILL BE MORE SECURE • DATA WILL BE NOT VISIBLE TO OTHERS • NOT ACCESS DATA USING BROWSERS WITHOUT UR PERMISSION

8. WHO IT IS USE • MAINLY USE OF THIS MILITARY PURPOSE • SCIENTIST • BUSINESS PERSONS • POLICEMENS • GOVT.(OVERAL WORLD)

9. HOW IT IS USE & WHAT IS IT • USING OF DEEP WEB THE BROWSER IS • Tor is an anonymously browsing network. TOR is “The Onion Router,” because of the technique it uses to provide anonymity. Onion routing means that messages and communication are encapsulated in layers of encryption, like onion layers…..

10. HOW IT IS WORKS Encrypted data is transmitted through a series of nodes and relays to taking the data from the deep websites without knowing ur IP address , and our location & ur details..

11. DARKNET BUSINESSES • BASED ON THE BUYING & SELLING ACTIVIES FOR MANY WEBSITES ARE IN THERE… • I.e.,1.SILKROAD (DRUGS) • 2. Nucleus Market Etc., • In the dark net business uses the currency of BITCOINS • BITCOIN VALUE IS VERY HIGH.. • 1 BITCOIN = 65740 RUPEES IN INDAIN CURRENCY

12. SAFETY PRECAUSIONS • 1. Don’t trust anyone out there in the deep web. • 2. COVER your webcam using tape OR removing it. • 3. Never download any files or software from deep web. • 4. If you want some extra protection disable java scripts • 5. Don't use U torrent or any other torrenting services while surfing on the deep web.

13. ADVANTAGES 1. Anonymity 2. Freedom to SEARCH 3. more Knowledge gain 4. you can publish & do any thing 5.You can’t fear 6.Open banned websites also.

14. DISADVANTAGES • 1. The Deep Web doesn't work as smoothly • 2.Slow compare to our normal browsers. • 3.piracy is increases • 4.hacking is fastly grown. • 5.prison to Illegal activities

15. APPLICATIONS • 1.MILITARY PURPOSE • 2.SCIENCTISTS • 3.JOURNALISTS • 4. TO OPEN ANY BANNED SITES • 5. ANONYMOUSLY

16. CONCLUSION • DEEP WEB AND DARKWEB ARE HAVING LARGE AMOUNT OF DATA.IF WE USE IT LEGAL PURPOSE ONLY.BUT NOT ILLEGALLY PLZ… • IF WE USE.. THAT IS DEPENDING UP ON YOUR OWN RISK

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