dark web What is Dark Web ? History How big is the Dark Web? Tor web. Web sites. Tor Browser What can be seen in the Dark Web ? Positive aspects of Dark Web Users of dark web Domain handling of dark web

1. DARK WEB
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P R E S E N T E D T O :
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2. CONTEXT
 What is Dark Web ?
 History
 How big is the Dark Web?
 Tor web.
 Web sites.
 Tor Browser
 What can be seen in the Dark Web ?
 Positive aspects of Dark Web
 Users
 Domain handling

3. WHAT IS DARK WEB ?
The dark web, also known as the deep
web, makes up a large portion of the
internet. The dark web contains
information not searchable by traditional
search engines such as Google because
the websites contained in the dark web
are not indexed and are therefore not
easily traceable.

4. HISTORY

5. HOW BIG IS THE DARK WEB?

6. TOR WEB
 Free domain at dark
web.
 Local hosting.
 No one can block your
website.
 Sponsored by Google ,
USA etc.
 .onion for tor websites

7. WEB SITES
 The same site of surface web you can
access with dark web but some differences
are there.
 In surface web you can access Facebook
with www.facebook.com
 But in Dark web you have to use this
address facebookcorewwwi.onion for
accessing Facebook.
 Special protocols used to access same
Facebook with different address.
 Dangerous(Risk to lose important data like
user name & password etc.).

8. TOR BROWSER
Onion/Tor Browser
 The Onion Router (Tor) is an open-source software program that allows users to protect their privacy
and security against a common form of Internet surveillance known as traffic analysis. Tor was
originally developed for the U.S. Navy in an effort to protect government communications
 Onion routing is a method developed where the transparency of what is getting transferred was removed
and messages and communication was done in a encrypted form.
Why Do we Need Anonymity?
 To hide user identity from the website we visit
 To hide our Internet usage from hacker
 To hide browsing pattern from ISP’s
 To hide data packets even if they get captured.

9. EXAMPLE

10. WHAT CAN BE SEEN IN THE DARK WEB ?
Since the content found in the dark web is anonymous and not easily traced,
most of the websites offer illegal services.
These include,
• Drugs dealing
• Online black market
• Human experiments
• illegal purchase of firearms

11. CONT..
 Breaking the law
 Suspicious links
 Law enforcement
 Hacking groups and services
 Fraud services
 Terrorism

12. POSITIVE ASPECTS OF DARK WEB
 Blind amount of information
 Powerful
 Secure
 Free of surveillance
 You can get anything

13. USERS OF DARK WEB
 High profile government officials
 Corporate officials
 Military
 Journalists
 Politicians
 Hackers
 Criminals

14. DOMAIN HANDLING
D O W N L O A D T O R I N S T A L L T O R

15. CONT..
J U S T C L I C K C O N N E C T
I N S T A L L X A M P P F O R H O S T I N G
S I T E P L A C E Y O U R S I T E I N
X A M P P .

16. CONT..
 Follow this path
 This pc > C >Tor > Tor
browser > Data > Tor.
 Open torrc file.

17. CONT..
 Just add some new lines
of coding
 Save and close.

18. CODE
1. #Hidden Service
2. HiddenServiceDir C:usersNametor_service
3. HiddenServicePort 80 127.0.0.1:80
 ‘C:usersNametor_service’ this is path where your new domain address is saved after restarting
tor browser
 ‘C:usersNametor_service’ Go to this path and open a file named as hostname.
 Domain name is saved.
 Anyone can access your site

19. CONT..
I M M D Q K N H X B B A 2 P N 6 . O N I O N C H E C K I N G