Ok, well since no one is biting... I found out about dark/deep web in college, way back in the day. For those that don't know, we are absolutely in a matrix. This web that you see (www) is only 3% of the internet. There is an internet beneath all of that. And another structure, deeper still. I used d$w to learn hacking, mainly back in 2003-4. And to gather a shitload of backlinks, etc for the above web, porn game back at that time. Now I just use it for research, getting the 411 about my competition up here, etc.
For those that have no clue what I am talking about. The term ?Dark Web? or Dark Internet, refers to areas of the Internet that are no longer accessible, or that have ?gone dark?, i.e. dead ends. This happens when Internet routers stop referencing parts of the Internet, either because old addresses have become compromised by malware, or simply because the routers have forgotten where to access these areas. An example of the Dark Web is the old military site, MILNET, active in the 1980?s, which was part of ARPANET, the progenitor of the modern Internet. ARPANET is no longer accessible by today?s routers, unless they follow very specific instructions. The Dark Web is therefore fundamentally different than the Deep Web in that the Dark Web cannot be accessed, period. < unless you have exact match IP <mask>
It's all bad neighborhoods down there. You can get into anything. It's just nuts. You think your sites content are free to everyone up here, lmfao
The average "webmaster" has no fucking clue, sadly.
Most of deepweb currency is bitcoin.
So I thought that this was interesting, as far as dark networks go
http://www.dailydot.com/crime/dark-market-deep-web/
What says GFY?