Tag: Dark Web

The Deep Web refers to non-indexed websites, like private databases and login-protected content. The Dark Web, a small part of the Deep Web, hosts anonymous sites accessible via special software, often linked to illicit activities or privacy-focused services. Dark Web vs. Deep Web: What’s the Difference?

The Deep Web consists of all web content not indexed by search engines, including private databases and emails. The Dark Web is a small, hidden part of the Deep Web, accessed via special browsers, often associated with illegal activities. Dark Web vs. Deep Web: What’s the Difference?