Cyber Revolution - Deep & Dark Web [extract]

Cyber Revolution - Deep & Dark Web

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The Cyber Revolutions are being described as one of the largest developments of the world’s economy since the First and Second Industrial Revolutions. This Cyber change is part of the Third and Fourth Industrial Revolutions. 

The Internet is a global electronic system of interconnecting computer networks, which engages with the World Wide Web. The Web is the part of the Internet that search engines like Google search. However, the Web also includes the Deep Web, which is much larger than the searchable Web, and the infamous Dark Web, which is relatively small, but has both criminal and secret activity. 

Inside the Deep Web

The Deep Web refers to any website that cannot be readily accessed through any conventional search engine such as Google or Yahoo! Search The reason for this is because the content has not been indexed by the search engine in question. In simple terms, the Deep Web is just another ‘level’ of the Internet. Residing below the “surface,” it is the deepest level of the Internet. The Deep Web, also known as the invisible or hidden web, is the majority of the Internet.

The Deep Web includes many sites and data that is non-accessible to Google type searches as it has publicly non-accessible parts of business, university data and also secret and private aspects of government data.

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