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Dark Webን እንዴት መጠቀም ይቻላል? Dark Web Explained | Surface Web vs Deep Web vs Dark Web In this powerful and eye-opening episode of Dotcom TV Show, host Bahiru Abas takes you deep inside the hidden layers of the internet to explain what the Dark Web really is — beyond the myths, fear, and misinformation. What is the difference between the Surface Web, Deep Web, and Dark Web? Is the Dark Web entirely illegal? How does Tor protect anonymity? And why do law enforcement agencies constantly monitor it? Let’s break it down. 🌐 1️⃣ Surface Web (Clearnet) The Surface Web includes websites indexed by search engines like Google and accessible through standard browsers. Examples include: • Facebook • YouTube • Instagram • Wikipedia • BBC • CNN • Al Jazeera These websites are public, searchable, and traceable. User activity, IP addresses, and browsing behavior can often be monitored. Think of it as the visible surface of the ocean — open and accessible to everyone. 🌊 2️⃣ Deep Web The Deep Web refers to content that is not indexed by search engines. This includes: • Corporate intranets • Banking portals • Government databases • Academic records This information is private and requires authorized access. It is hidden, but not necessarily illegal. In our ocean analogy, this is the deeper layer — accessible only to authorized individuals. 🌑 3️⃣ Dark Web The Dark Web is a small but intentionally hidden part of the internet that requires specialized tools to access. It cannot be accessed using standard browsers. Instead, users rely on: • Tor Browser • Tails 🔐 What is Tor? Tor stands for The Onion Router. It consists of: • The Tor Network — a decentralized network of volunteer-operated servers • The Tor Browser — which routes traffic through multiple encrypted layers to anonymize users Tor was originally developed in 1995 at the United States Naval Research Laboratory to protect privacy and secure communications. The “onion” concept represents layered encryption — like layers of an onion — making it extremely difficult to trace users. ⚠️ PROFESSIONAL DISCLAIMER This content on Dotcom TV Show, presented by Bahiru Abas, is created strictly for educational and informational purposes only. This video does not promote, encourage, endorse, or facilitate illegal access, cybercrime, hacking, trafficking, exploitation, or any unlawful use of the Dark Web, Tor, or related technologies. The objective is to: • Improve cybersecurity awareness • Educate viewers about internet architecture • Promote ethical digital behavior • Encourage responsible and lawful technology use Any illegal activity conducted online is punishable under national and international law. Viewers are solely responsible for complying with the laws of their respective jurisdictions. Stay informed. Stay secure. Subscribe to Dotcom TV Show for more deep insights into cybersecurity, AI, emerging technologies, and the future of the digital world. Follow Dotcom TV Show: 📌 Facebook: / 14unovy1mw 📌 TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@dotcomtvshow?... 📌 Telegram: https://t.me/DotcomOnlineTrainingPlat... 📌 LinkedIn: / bahiru-abas-3a1b691a9 #Ethiotelecom#DotcomTVShow #Bahiruabas#technology #ethiopia #innovation#NBCETHIOPIA#ፈጠራ#techtalkwithsolomon#Donkeytube#ethiotelecom #howtomakemoney #ai #artificialintelligence #onlinejobs #techtalkwithsolomon #ኢትዮቴሌኮም#የኮምፒውተርጥገና #AbelBirhanu#የቴክኖሎጂመረጃ#አዳዲስቴክኖሎጂዎች#የሞባይልስልኮች#ኮምፒውተሮች#ኢንተርኔት#አፖች#ሶፍትዌር#ኦንላይንትምህርት #ኦንላይንስልጠና#ለጀማሪዎችየሚሆንየቴክኖሎጂመመሪያ#digitalethiopia2025 #ictpark #fintechethiopia #smartphonereviews #techtips #phonetricks #technologynews #ኦንላይንስራ#phonetips#AbelBirhanuየወይኗልጅ2#SamsungFactory #GalaxyS25 #SmartphoneProduction #TechTour #GalaxyZFol7#SonyHack #Cybersecurity #DotcomTVShow #WhiteHatHacking #TechHistory