Also called the Deep Web, this is encrypted area of the internet isn't indexed by search engines and requires specific preparation to access. Is it safe or even legal? Strap on your VPN (viral private network) and all will be revealed about the dark web.
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(In world of bulk data collection, surveillance, and personalised and tracking , it's up to take control of our personal privacy.)
The internet opened the door to a realm of possibilities that permanently changed the business landscape and our personal lives.
No longer restricted to dial-up, many of us now consider access to a stable high speed internet connection a critical element of our daily lives. We pay our bills online, check our bank statements, communicate via email, find information, and maintain a presence on social media.
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Face it: your personal and business data is under threat 24/7 - and protecting those digital assets.
However, today's most popular search engines - - including Goggle, bing, and DuckDuckgo - - only index a portion of the internet.
The area of the internet we access daily is known as the clear surface web.
But beyond that surface are deep and dark sections of the web that take some preparation to access: we're talking about the dark web, an encrypted portion of the internet that is not indexed by search engines and requires specific configuration or something authorisation to access.
