What is the Deep Web?
The deep web is a part of the internet that is hidden from public view and not indexed by traditional search engines. It contains a range of different content including pages that are not searchable, paywalled sites and private databases.
The surface web, or the 'Open Web', is where most people access the internet and use a variety of websites and services. It's also where most of the world's information is stored, such as hotel bookings, medical records, banking details and so on.
While this is the 'open web', it also has another side that most people don't think about: a secret portion called the 'dark web'. This is the area where nefarious activities can occur, such as online drug trade and fraud.
In order to find content on the deep web, you need to know the exact URL of a web...
