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RECLAIM YOUR DIGITAL GOLD



          The vast majority of the websites can be found on the
          deep  web, and  many  of  these  sites  are  operated  by
          organizations such as businesses, government agencies,
          financial institution and charitable organizations. Within
          the realm of the deep web is a section of the Internet
          referred to as the dark web. This section of the Internet
          is inaccessible to users who do not have the Tor browser
          installed on their devices. Even though it is perfectly legal
          to use Tor, the vast majority of regular Internet users will
          never have a need to access any content that is located
          on the dark web.
          The  deep  web and  the  dark web seem  to be pretty
          interchangeable terms, but what exactly sets them apart?

          Every day, millions  of people  who use  the  Internet
          regularly log into their personal databases, such as their
          email inboxes and credit card accounts. On the deep web,
          these pages are secured by security walls, authentication
          forms,  and  passwords  and  are  not  indexed  by  search
          engines.



          HOW EXACTLY DOES TOR OPERATE?


          As noted above, Tor is a software that allows people to
          access the dark web. Tor provides anonymization and
          can be accessed through a search engine, after which it
          can be downloaded at no cost. The sender’s message is
          encapsulated in multiple layers of encryption using the
          Tor network. These layers are reminiscent of the layers
          of an onion. This concept is what gives Tor its name (i.e.
          The Onion Router, abbreviated to “Tor”).






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