Understanding the Dark Web

The video explores the layers of the internet, focusing on the Surface Web, Deep Web, and Dark Web. It explains how the Dark Web operates, its origins, and the role of Tor in providing anonymity. The video discusses illegal activities like those on Silk Road and the FBI's response, as well as the Dark Web's legal uses for activism and privacy. It concludes with the dilemma of balancing internet freedom with criminal activity.

What is the Surface Web?

• A network for encrypted communication

• A hidden layer of the internet

• A part of the internet accessible through search engines

• A platform for illegal activities

Which of the following is true about the Deep Web?

• It is the same as the Dark Web

• It includes password-protected sites

• It is only used for illegal activities

• It is accessible through Google searches

What is the primary function of Tor software?

• To create websites

• To provide anonymous browsing

• To enhance internet speed

• To block advertisements

Who created the Tor software?

• Google

• The U.S. Naval Research Lab

• Microsoft

• Facebook

What was the Silk Road known for?

• A social media network

• An online black market

• A platform for educational resources

• A legal online marketplace

What happened to the founder of the Silk Road?

• He was arrested and sentenced to life in prison

• He became a government advisor

• He was awarded for innovation

• He retired peacefully

Which of the following is NOT a use of the Dark Web?

• Streaming live sports events

• Hosting illegal markets

• Providing secure communication for activists

• Spreading propaganda

How has the Dark Web been beneficial for journalists?

• By providing a platform for illegal activities

• By offering a secure way to receive leaked information

• By increasing their social media presence

• By reducing their workload

What percentage of Tor's backing comes from the U.S. government?

• 60%

• 80%

• 20%

• 40%

What is a major concern regarding the Dark Web?

• It is only used by criminals

• Balancing privacy with combating crime

• It is difficult to access

• It is too slow for users