While you may not be using the term Deep Web daily - or ever - it’s part of your life more than you realize. Many of the activities on the Deep Web involve personally identifiable information, such as medical and legal documents, financial records, academic research, intellectual property, confidential commercial data, and more. The Deep Web hosts information that usually requires a username and a password to access, mainly for security and privacy-related reasons. Every time you log into your email account, check out your online banking details, or use social media, you’re on the Deep Web. You actually use the Deep Web as part of your daily routine. This colossal amount of information exists on the Deep Web (or “hidden web”), where almost all online activities take place. Most of the digital content in the world is not accessible via web search engines.
So if we see just 10% of what’s actually on the internet, where is the rest of it? Dark Web vs.
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