The Dark Web, a bastion of encrypted websites that can be visited and hosted anonymously, is home to criminals and privacy-minded citizens alike. In this course, you'll learn about the social and technical underpinnings of the dark web, as well as how you can access websites that are hidden from prying eyes. I provide some history on the dark web and the Tor browser, the basic software needed to access the dark web and access the internet anonymously.

At the end of each video, you have a downloadable pdf file to integrate the information of the lesson

Requirements

There is no requirement for this course, but you will have to be interested in the deep/dark web topic. You will only need a computer and an internet access

Who's this course for

1. People aiming to learn what the Dark Web is

2. Everyone who is interested in learning about the deep/dark web

   
   

What you'll learn

You'll learn what the Dark Web is and how it works. The key difference between the surface web and the DarkWeb. Understand all the deep terminology and be able to have a complete understanding of the theoretical part.

Structure of the Course

1. The Internet Protocols

2. Surface vs. Deep/Dark Web

3. The infrastructure of the Deep/Dark Web

4. The Tor Project Overview

5. Tor Data Transmission

6. Non-Criminal Dark Web Users

7. Activists and IT Industries

8. Dark Web Criminal Users

9. Hacktivists on the Dark Web

10. Black, White, and Grey Hackers

11. State-Sponsored Attacks

12. Dark Web Cyberterrorists

13. DarkWeb Markets

14. Dark Web Glossary