1. Deep Web
[Seminar Presentation]
Presented by
Md. Abul Hossain Student ID: 130918
Niloy Sikder Student ID: 120906
Md. Nazmul Hashib Student ID: 130925
Year: 4th, Term: II
ECE Discipline
Khulna University, Khulna
Presented to
Dr. Md. Shamim Ahsan
Professor
ECE Discipline
Khulna University, Khulna
&
Rafia Nishat Toma
Assistant Professor
ECE Discipline
Khulna University, Khulna
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Outline of The Presentation
Introduction
What is Deep Web?
Deep Web or Darknet?
Origin of Deep Web
Why Do Search Engines Fail to Find Them?
Darknet
What is Bitcoin?
Should You Switch to TOR?
Who is Controlling the Darknet?
What Can You Find in Darknet Markets?
Who and Why Are People Using It?
What are the Risks of Using It?
Challenges and Future of Deep Web
Conclusion
4. What is Deep Web?
Part of the World Wide Web whose content is not indexed by standard search
engines and requires direct approach or special search engines to access.
Thousand times larger than the surface web
Requires some knowledge to remain anonymous and do business.
Easy to browse and interact with the internet anonymously
Uses different techniques to avoid getting detected by search engines
Legal to surf the Deep Web and conduct business, if you are not doing
anything which illegal in surface web or real world.
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5. Deep Web or Darknet
Deep Web indicates the contents that are not enlisted and hence can not be
found directly form the results of a traditional search engine
Deep web can be accessed through website oriented search engines
Daknet points to the content that are hidden intentionally
Dark net is the hidden part of Deep Web
Darknet can only be accessed through specialized brower
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6. Fig. 1: Metaphorical illustration of Surface Web, Deep Web and Darknet
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8. 1997 – The first Onion Router was developed from the funding of DARPA
1995 – Paul Syverson, David Goldschlag and Michael Reed started
working on “Onion routing” at the Naval Research Laboratory
2004 – U.S. Navy released the source code to the public
5 December , 1969 – the day internet was activated along with deep web
1999 – MIT students started working with Naval Research Laboratory
mathematicians on the “Free Haven Project” that resulted an onion search
engine and a browser
We all know what happened next but don’t really know how and when
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9. Why Do Search Engines Fail to
Find Deep Web Contents?
10. Because Deep Web Contents are...
Contextual Web
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Dynamic content
Limited access
content:
Non-HTML/text content
Private Web
Scripted content
Web archives
Unlinked content
Software
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A virtual cryptocurrency unit used for transactions in the darknet
Was invented in 2009
Inventor unknown
1 BTC = 4852.02 USD
Fig. 4: Bitcoin illustration (imaginary)
17. Entirely depends on you, your needs and expectations
Never use the same E-mail address and password twice
Prefer a different PC and a public connection/ Wi-fi
Encrypt any form of personal information/ password in your PC
Get a paid VPN service
Never give true information/ credit card details to any website
Get a drill/ gas burner to destroy hard drives, modems & NIC cards
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19. Nobody
Darknet markets are controlled by anonymous website admin(s)
An anonymous group control the TOR network and it’s database
No central server, so no centralized control
Each and Every website is maintained by it’s owner
Another group provides regular TOR updates so that the previous one
can’s pry on you
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21. Everything you can find in the surface Web
+
Everything you can’t (legally)
Websites are very organized and provide accurate product description
Products are actually cheaper than the local market
Customers’ reviews also ensure products’ purity
Sellers are very customer friendly as they depend on customers’ reviews
They have detailed T&Cs and they maintain them seriously
Provide special offers like – discounts, buy 1 get 1 free, free delivery, bonus
Even refunds money if you’re not satisfied with the product/ service
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25. Whoever seeks privacy and knows about it
Pirates
Businessmen
Journalists
Hackers
Criminals
Politicians
Terrorists
The Army
Secret Services
Students
Researchers
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27. Someone can blow your cover
You can raise unnecessary suspicions
Your system can get infected with viruses
You can lose a lot of money
You and only you are accountable for your actions
You can easily be a pray of watchers (could be the Government)
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29. Has faced a lot of challenges and solved them through various manners
Illegal market handlers and pirates will be arrested and charged
A website can be shut down anytime, if they track down the servers
Can end the dominance of information-hungry organizations
About 2 million people are using Darknet at this moment
Currently facing continuous threats from conservative governments
Will be mainstream within the next decade according to the web analysts
Recently a singer released his music album in the darknet
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