What's the difference between the deep web and the dark web?

The video dispels myths about the deep web and dark web, explaining that the deep web includes non-indexed content like Facebook posts and bank information, while the dark web involves the Tor network. The speaker emphasizes that both are not inherently dangerous. Tor is a dual-use technology with legitimate applications, such as accessing censored content and ensuring privacy. The video also covers how Tor works, its challenges, and the importance of precise language in discussing these topics.

What does the term 'deep web' generally refer to?

• Content not indexed by search engines

• Websites that require a password

• Content that is publicly available

• Websites that are illegal

Why is there public anxiety about the deep web and dark web?

• They are part of the standard internet

• They are heavily regulated

• They are easy to access

• They are often associated with illegal activities

What is a key difference between the deep web and the dark web?

• The deep web is accessible to everyone, the dark web is not

• The deep web is non-indexed content, the dark web includes Tor services

• The deep web is indexed by search engines, the dark web is not

• The deep web is illegal, the dark web is not

What is the Tor network primarily used for?

• Accessing illegal content

• Streaming videos

• Enhancing online privacy and security

• Downloading large files

What is a legitimate use of the Tor network?

• Accessing censored content

• Hacking into secure systems

• Spamming email accounts

• Selling illegal goods

Why might a journalist use Tor?

• To increase their internet speed

• To avoid paying for online services

• To protect their identity while researching

• To access illegal content

How does Tor help conceal a user's identity?

• By encrypting data at the source

• By bouncing connections through multiple nodes

• By changing the user's IP address to a fixed one

• By using a single direct connection

What is a misconception about the dark web?

• It is completely safe

• It is accessible through regular browsers

• It is part of the deep web

• It is only used for illegal activities

What is a common reason for services blocking Tor users?

• To enhance user experience

• To avoid economic losses from untrackable users

• To maintain user privacy

• To prevent illegal activities

What should journalists focus on when discussing the deep web and dark web?

• Emphasizing the dangers

• Avoiding the topic

• Promoting the use of Tor

• Using precise and fact-based language