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    topic • What is the Dark Web? • Who participates in the use of the dark web? • What is the Dark web used for? • What are the main social structures? • How do you access this web of information? • What are the dangers? • What is the Silk Road? • What is tor? • How do transactions take place? Search terms: Dark wed, Slave trade, Bitcoin, Unauthorized mining, Cicada 3310 & Anonymous, Databases used: Google, Personal interview, Reddit There are plenty of questionable things that take place on

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    linked to any other pages, search engines cannot “see” or retrieve contents from the Deep Web, therefore, it becomes hidden. In order to access the Deep Web contents, users have to connect through a proxy service called Tor (short for “The Onion Router”). All activities through Tor are encrypted through multiple nodes in the network so that users’ information are difficult to trace, protecting their privacy. Since all contents on the Deep Web are covered by anonymity, a condition that make it attractive

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    “What is it?” Jorgan had an uncanny way of knowing when something was bugging her. “Got a letter from the radiation guy saying they are doing fine and that his wife is getting out of the revolutionary business.” “You must have made quite an impression on him.” He folded the bag closed and tucked it under the dash. “I guess that happens when you don’t, pry the answers from his decaying corpse. That’s what Needles said, right?” Jorgan stopped chewing and scowled, “Close enough.” The next letter was

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    1.0 Introduction and Background: These Terms of Reference (ToR) provide the framework for an Environmental Assessment (EA) of the proposed outlet mall, and were prepared in accordance with the “Code of Practice: Preparing and Reviewing Terms of Reference for Environmental Assessments in Ontario” (MOECC, 2014). The EA is to be conducted in accordance with Section 6.1(2) of the Environmental Assessment Act, 1990. Global real estate giant Ivanhoé Cambridge is proposing the construction of a large-scale

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    Coral Divers Resort Case Analysis SGMA 571: Strategic Management Name: Godpower Agugharam Student #: 10101469 Strategic Recommendation: What do you advise Coral Divers to do? Core divers Resort (CDR) should focus on making their current business operation more efficient by keeping an eye on operating costs and partnering with adventure resorts for customers who wants adventure diving. The company financials cannot support any expansion for family oriented resort with the company being

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    The Hound of the Baskervilles At the start of the story the setting is described through the legend of Sir Hugo Baskerville. Sir Hugo is described in the legend as a “wild, profane and godless man” This suggests that his inhumanity and “evil” make him a potentially viable enemy who will stop at nothing. It is Sir Hugo that sets the tone for the setting. Sir Hugo uses his power and Baskerville Hall as a prison for the young girl. She manages to escape by “the aid of the growth of ivy which

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    The process of aging is one many dread and try to avoid. Arguably even worse than aging are age related diseases that see their onset as people get older. Aging and metabolism have been found to be closely connected. As individuals age, they usually gain weight because metabolism slows and their body composition changes. According to a paper published in Nature, after age 45 the average person loses about 10% of their muscle mass each decade and that mass is generally just turned into fat because

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    Internet And Privacy Essay

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    The sharing of information may well be the most advanced activity of the twenty-first century occurring across ages and backgrounds with relative ease. Nevertheless, the use of information that is aired through the internet raises several genuine concerns regarding nature, intent, source, and destination as well as the consequences of the content. This is particularly true when the information has to do with people 's identities and other activities that may touch on critical aspects of national

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    Cyberspace and Terrorism Jamie Lee National University HSE 635 Communication and Security Khatibloo Mohamad Nov 24, 2016 Abstract Around the world people no longer just communicate or interact with each another through written letters, emails or over the phone. Now people are using the World Wide Web as their main source of communication. Social media being one of the new forms of interaction people elect to use in order to communicate their thoughts, feelings and share life changes

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    is behind and using the sites. And you cannot find these sites using any regular search engines such as google. Almost all sites on the Dark Web hide their identity and IP address using the Tor encryption tool. You can use Tor to hide your identity, and spoof your location. When a website is run through Tor it has much the same effect. (Egon, 2016) How to access the Dark Web? To access the Dark Web all you have to do is download a searching browser program, there are lots of them. Then install

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