Dark Net
It is also known as Dark Web
- It is that part of the Internet which cannot be accessed through traditional search engines like Google nor is it accessible by normal browsers like Chrome or Safari.
- It generally uses non-standard communication protocols which make it inaccessible to internet service providers (ISPs) or government authorities.
- Content on Dark Net is encrypted and requires a specific browser such as TOR (The Onion Ring) to access those pages.
- Dark Net itself is only a part of the Deep Web, which includes sites that are protected by passwords. Part of the internet that is readily available ....
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