This graphic illustrates these divisions of the Internet:įor example, visiting your bank’s website has you on the Surface Web, logging in and browsing your transaction records is done on the Deep Web. If Intego chose to block search engine indexing, we’d technically be considered part of the Deep Web! All it takes is clicking a link on a site that is not fully indexed by search engines ending up on a site that also isn’t indexed. Ending up on the Deep Web is fairly easy and probably happens all the time without you knowing. Your Internet browsing is likely predominantly done on the Web with the occasional venture off into the Deep Web. Dark Web vs. Deep Web: What’s the Difference?Ĭontent that is indexed by search engines is what we know as the Surface Web (or just ‘Web’), content that is not indexed by search engines is known as the Deep Web, and finally content that is neither indexed by search engines and needs a special browser to access is known as the Dark Web.
Best avoid it, a lot of shady things happening there! Is the Dark Web really as bad as its reputation? You might be steering clear of it, but are your children doing the same? How easy is it to access the Dark Web? These are some of the issues this article will address. The Dark Web… just the mention of it makes people shake their heads and shudder. Security & Privacy Inside the Dark Web: What Every Parent Needs to Know
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