The “Deep Web” in Tactics & Preparedness Magazine May 15, 2017
Posted by Chris Mark in cybersecurity, Uncategorized.Tags: anonymity, dark web, deep web, edward snowden, Linux, NSA, TAILS, TOR
trackback
Developed by the Naval Research Laboratory in 1994, The Onion Routing (TOR) protocol was originally designed to allow spies to communicate securely. It is this protocol that ushered in the “Deep Web” which enabled Edward Snowden to bypass the NSA using an operating system called TAILS. If you want to know more about the Deep web and how to gain access, please read my latest article in Tactics & Preparedness magazine.
Global Security, Privacy, & Risk Management 
Comments»
No comments yet — be the first.