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Tor Hidden Service - How to Stay Safe While Browsing the Deep Web

What is the Dark Nest? For the uninitiated, the dark web is simply the World Wide Web with all of its associated information but hidden from normal view through another means. Although many may be aware of the existence of the Web, very few are familiar with what it is. Essentially, the dark web is part of the "Deep Web" which lies beyond the reach of regular search engines, only accessible by government and intelligence agencies. Access to this portion of the Web is only granted to those who have been granted access clearance by the government. The rest of us have to work a little more to find out what we want, where we can find it and how to get there.

The dark web isn't just about criminal activity or matters of illegal trade. It's also about information and ideas which are not meant for public consumption. For example, many credit card companies and other financial institutions hide behind the Tor Network, a collection of anonymous web servers which act as a pseudo-unitary network, masking users' identities. This means that while credit card companies and other financial institutions can read credit card transactions and understand what it is that funds them, they cannot read the thoughts or ideas which underpin those transactions, nor can they trace the people who sent the money in the first place. Likewise, onion networks or hidden wikis act as a sort of digital onion fence, protecting confidential data and other important information from being intercepted or hacked.

Even within the hidden onion of the dark web, users can choose which information they would like to reveal, and which they would like to keep hidden. However, even this anonymous system has its limitations. If you wish to browse the deep web for legal or illicit activities, you need to use a credit card or PayPal account to make transactions, and you need to have a valid e-mail address. Otherwise, you are likely to be caught by law enforcement agents or federal agents who may decide to investigate illegal activities using your IP address, such as a possible drug use through chemical recreations, or even child pornography.

To browse dark web sites and remain anonymous, you can use what is called a Tor Hidden Service, which routes you through a series of proxy servers which allow you to stay anonymous while browsing the dark web. The Tor Hidden Service operates on a number of levels, starting with your computer and going up to the Web site itself. By visiting one of the many Tor websites, you will get the message that reads "you are on Tor" and then you will be directed to another website.

Once you have visited one of the Tor websites, you will be asked to download a software program which allows you to surf anonymously. This software basically acts as an onion router, or more technically, acts as a digital hideout, allowing you to remain anonymous while accessing illegal or illicit content. If you wish to continue browsing the dark web, you simply repeat the process: you select another Tor website. Many people use this process to avoid detection from online law enforcement agencies, which are often trying to locate illegal websites, such as those associated with illicit pornography.

The way that this system works, and why it is considered to be the best dark web site's solution, is because you basically use your real identity when connecting to the deep web. You are essentially requesting information or content from sites that do not want to reveal their identity to you. Therefore, you will not be pestered by spam, you will not be bothered by possible malware, and you will stay safe from possible legal action. All of this makes browsing through the dark web a pleasant experience.