Understanding the Deep Web Basics
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ScribdTranslationsYEAR OF PRODUCTIVE DIVERSIFICATION AND STRENGTHENING
FROM EDUCATION
NATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF MOQUEGUA
NAME:
ROBINSON FERNANDO AQUISE CORNEJO
COURSE:
CTICS
WORK:
DEEP WEB
TEACHER:
ING. RENE LUQUE
2015
DEEP WEB
It is a term in English used to refer to all the pages
of the Internet that are not indexed by search engines
Internet that we know and navigate every day (for
more clarity on indexing you can see this article abouthow
Google worksThe Spanish name for Deep Web is Internet
profound, alluding to the analogy that the content that
we use day by day is content that is on the surface, easily
accessible and visible to all. To the deep Internet
It is also known as the invisible Internet, Deepnet, Darkweb, Dark.
Web, Undernet, and hidden Web.
The term Deep Web is frequently used to refer to
web pages that are operating under software that protects
your identity, likeTor, however, the difference is that these hide
his identity intentionally, often to hide
activity and provision of illegal content (such as child pornography,
offer of substances, offer of illegal services, etc.), hence
that Deep Web and Dark Web are terms that are used colloquially
to refer to the pages with that offer.
CHARACTERISTICS
It has between 400 and 500 times more information than the Web.
normal
Around 95% of the deep web is accessible information
to the public, that is to say, there is no charge for it.
There are more than 200 billion websites associated with the Deep.
Web
The content-quality relationship is around a
1000% respect for the superficial web.
The pages operate under software that protects your identity,
How can it be TOR.
What are your levels?
Web Visible: they are all those common pages that we visit
in our day to day browsing the web.
Search engines.
Social Networks
Web pages of various kinds (informative, blogs,
entertainment channels
2. Web Invisible: those pages that are not indexed by the
traditional search engines
Pirate download pages, such as torrents and
bulk download
Foros Onion Chan, portals of child pornography, sale
of stolen objects, arms trafficking.
Sites of extremists, illegal groups, revolutionaries,
etc.
Government networks, restricted access websites,
spy programs, etc.
HOW CAN A WEBSITE END UP HOSTED ON THE DEEP WEB?
This may be due, first of all, to the fact that the content that is
published in it, are in a non-indexable format (that is,
illegible) for traditional search engines, such as .doc,
.xls, .pdf, .ppt, etc.
Secondly, the page may be password protected or
captcha systems that prevent trackers from accessing your
content.
Finally, we may find that access to information
managed on the page is carried out through its own search engine and,
for this reason, stay at the DW.
Can searches be made in the deep web?
Usually, the pages that are on the deep Internet can be
access only with aURLthat specifically points to a
specific page.
Efforts have been made to have content search engines in the
Deep internet, however the most efficient way is to use
search engines for specific topics, such as:
Scirus, which is used to make searches specifically for
scientific information.
Infomine, which is used to search for school supplies, of all
types.
FreeLunchthat is used to search for economic data.
CompletePlanetwhich covers various topics.
Search Engine Guidethat can help you find a
suitable search engine for the topic you are researching. It can be
to say that it is a search engine of search engines.
Archive, what is a starting point if you are not clear on the topic?
from your search.
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