The article explains the differences between the deep web, surface web, and dark web, and describes how access to dark web sites requires specialized software like Tor. It also outlines Tor, Riffle, and the general landscape of darknets, emphasizing that not all dark web activity is illegal and that understanding each network is essential.
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Keypoints
- The deep web contains non-indexed sites; the surface web is indexed and searchable.
- The dark web is accessible only via specialized software such as Tor.
- Tor originated from US NRL work and relies on thousands of volunteer relays.
- End-to-end timing attacks can still deanonymize users of Tor under certain conditions.
- Riffle is a research prototype aimed at improving anonymity and complements Tor rather than replaces it.
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