According to some estimates, the Web contains 500 times more content than is indexed by Google in search results. The links that search engines display in response to your query are known as the "surface web". The other hidden content is called the "deep web". This brings us to the questions of what is darknet and how to enter the darknet?

Most of this article is about using anonymous networks like Tor. ISPs can tell when Tor is being used because its nodes' IP addresses are public.

If you want to use Tor privately, use a VPN or non-indexed Tor nodes. When using a VPN, the ISP will not be able to see that you are connected to a Tor node.

What is darknet? The dark web is a small part of the deep web that is hidden by design. Websites located on the dark web require special tools to access them. The type of resource most often associated with the darknet is online stores selling drugs, weapons, stolen bank card numbers, etc.

In the darkest corners of this network, hitmen are hired, involved in the sale of people and the exchange of child pornography. In addition, the dark web contains content and data that can be accessed anonymously. This could be a blog, forum, chat, or a private game server.

The dark web and Tor are often used by journalists to exchange classified information. In particular, the data leak from Ashley Madison's site was posted on a site accessible only to Tor users.

I think that the darknet markets will be useful for everyone interested in this area and will help you increase your knowledge.