The Deep Web Imagine a place where our government or the National Security Agency had no access to our internet activity, monitor our google searches, emails, and spy on us without our consent. Fortunately, the Deep Web was created to hide tens of billions of sites that are hidden from the regular surface web, according to oedb.org “typical search engines like Google, Yahoo, or Bing only access a tiny fraction estimated at 0.03% of the internet.” The majority of the internet is hidden in the Deep Web also known as the “Dark Web” while is impossible to measure how big the Deep Web is many experts estimate 500 times bigger than the surface web not only is that a huge amount, but I’m interest in finding what information is hidden from the world.
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Tor is now a volunteer nonprofit operation used by civilians, military, journalist, and law enforcements for the purpose of keeping users anonymous. According to www.torproject.org “Using Tor protects you against a common form of internet surveillance known as traffic analysis.” The government uses traffic analysis to spy on individuals by knowing who they are communicating using a public network like Facebook, Gmail, or Yahoo. E-commerce sites that are used for shopping, enjoy knowing your precise location, and are able to price discriminate based on your country origin. Using Tor software while browsing online will withhold some information about the individual’s computer. Not only is Tor a great option to stay anonymous, but many corporations use Tor as a safe way to conduct competitive analysis, groups like Electronic Frontier Foundation recommends Tor as a method for maintaining civil liberties online according to …show more content…
According to www.money.cnn.com “is a new currency created back in 2009 by a person using the alias Satoshi Nakamoto,” for the purpose of purchasing merchandise anonymously. Not only are Bitcoins easy to obtain, but a new way of purchasing without leaving a trace behind. Banks like Wells Fargo, Bank of America, and Chase are regulated by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, unlike Bitcoins are controlled by all Bitcoins users around the world, and the government is unable to regulate Bitcoins because it’s not considered money. The Advantages of Bitcoin individuals have the freedom to send and received at any time, and fewer risk for merchants because Bitcoins do not contain customer’s
Tor is now a volunteer nonprofit operation used by civilians, military, journalist, and law enforcements for the purpose of keeping users anonymous. According to www.torproject.org “Using Tor protects you against a common form of internet surveillance known as traffic analysis.” The government uses traffic analysis to spy on individuals by knowing who they are communicating using a public network like Facebook, Gmail, or Yahoo. E-commerce sites that are used for shopping, enjoy knowing your precise location, and are able to price discriminate based on your country origin. Using Tor software while browsing online will withhold some information about the individual’s computer. Not only is Tor a great option to stay anonymous, but many corporations use Tor as a safe way to conduct competitive analysis, groups like Electronic Frontier Foundation recommends Tor as a method for maintaining civil liberties online according to …show more content…
According to www.money.cnn.com “is a new currency created back in 2009 by a person using the alias Satoshi Nakamoto,” for the purpose of purchasing merchandise anonymously. Not only are Bitcoins easy to obtain, but a new way of purchasing without leaving a trace behind. Banks like Wells Fargo, Bank of America, and Chase are regulated by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, unlike Bitcoins are controlled by all Bitcoins users around the world, and the government is unable to regulate Bitcoins because it’s not considered money. The Advantages of Bitcoin individuals have the freedom to send and received at any time, and fewer risk for merchants because Bitcoins do not contain customer’s