Deep Web: The Truth
What is the Deep Web?
In this video I will try to reveal the whole truth about the deepweb and also how to enter the submerged web ..
We often hear of deepweb as a dark, hidden, mysterious and even illegal place.
But in reality this is not the case, since the deepweb is not a place and it is not even dark.
First we need to understand what the web is, the world wide web.
The web is a service that, through the internet, allows you to navigate between various resources that are online
Internet sites are a big hypertext that is on web servers, which can be navigated through links, which are the connections between web pages both of the same site and between different sites.
Ok, how do you usually visit a website?
It can be done in two ways.
If you know the web address of the site you want to visit, write it in the browser in the address bar.
Another solution we have to navigate is to use a search engine.
That is, let's go to Google, write what we want to find.
Google will return us a series of results related to the search we have done.
By clicking on the results we jump from the Google site to the site we want to visit, via the link system.
Now let's try to understand what the deep web is.
The deepweb is nothing more than a series of contents, a series of sites, a series of resources that are online, on servers, which are not indexed by search engines.
It means that when we make a request to Google, Google returns the resource we requested, if it is present in its system.
How does that resource exist in his system?
There are various ways to get a resource indexed, usually either by reporting it or expecting the crawler to get there on its own through connections with other sites.
So let's say a big database is created with all the sites indexed.
But not all sites are connected to other sites and not all sites are reported to Google and yet not all sites are open to access, so how does Google index these resources?
He can not.
What is all this non-indexed stuff?
All non-indexed online material is deepweb.
The submerged web is online material that is not indexed by common search engines.
What is not indexed by classic search engines and therefore is part of the so-called deep web.
There are no levels where you go down, that's just a metaphor and therefore anyone can enter the deepweb.
In fact, your email is part of the deep web.
There may be normal sites not yet indexed, or even private corporate sites that are not indexed part of the deepweb.
Another type of resources present in the deepweb are dynamic content: i.e. web pages whose content is generated on the spot by the server,
Another thing that is part of the deepweb are restricted access pages, that is, sites that require registration or limit access to their pages by preventing search engines from accessing them.
All premium services are part of the deepweb, because they cannot be indexed.
Then there are a whole series of technical files, like a script in javascript cannot be indexed, so it is part of the deep web.
The repositories from which you download packages for linux are also part of the deepweb
So basically this is the deepweb, not necessarily something dangerous or illegal.
Simply non-indexed web resources.
However, remember that all these resources or deepweb sites are not indexed but can be reached from the home browser.
Many people have to watch videos that show amazing things done via Tor.
Tor is nothing more than an anonymous communication system, so let's say it is a darknet that allows access to resources that are part of the deepweb, which are called darkweb.
I'll talk about this next time in a video dedicated to the dark web.