A beginner’s guide to learn Deep Web and Dark Net for Ethical Hacking
Description
The deep web is an umbrella term for parts of the internet not fully accessible using standard search engines such as Google, Bing and Yahoo. The contents of the deep web range from pages that were not indexed by search engines, paywalled sites, private databases and the dark web.
Every search engine uses bots to crawl the web and add the new content they find to the search engine’s index. It isn’t known how large the deep web is, but many experts estimate that search engines crawl and index less than 1% of all the content that can be accessed over the internet. The searchable content of the web is referred to as the surface web.
Much of the content of the deep web is legitimate and noncriminal in nature. Deep web content includes email messages, chat messages, private content on social media sites, electronic bank statements, electronic health records (EHR) and other content that is accessible one way or another over the internet.
Any website that is paywalled, such as the text of news articles or educational content site that requires a subscription, is also blocked from search engine bots. Fee-for-service sites like Netflix are also not crawled by the bots.
In this comprehensive course you will learn and understand about deep web and dark net. How to access it and how to navigate. We will guide you step by step. Let’s begin the journey of learning about deep web and dark net together.
Who this course is for:
- Anybody interested in Deep Web and Dark
- Anybody interested in Ethical Hacking
