These browsers can be used in an attempt to hide “normal” Internet traffic however, they are often used to connect to. In the case of a USB stick being used, the user can wipe all evidence from their computer and simply plug in the stick anytime they want to run the browser. However, if the user (in this case, your child) is crafty, TOR browsers can be loaded on a USB stick. The TOR bundle will be named something like “TORBrowser-3.6.2” and have the OS type, en for English, US for United States, etc. The detection of a TOR browser is pretty easy if the browser is installed on the workstation. While I will say that not everything about TOR or the “Dark Web” is bad, it does attract quite a bit of illegal activity due to the anonymity it provides. TOR derives its name from the TOR Project software called “The Onion Router.” TOR has been dubbed the “anonymity network” because it is very difficult to track a user’s activity due to the way this volunteer, private network has been set up. TOR is free software that enables you to enter an anonymous overlay network in the Deep Web. Now, let’s take that idea and peel a few more layers off the onion. But, when you actually logon to your personal account, you have just entered the “Deep Web.” You have entered a non-searchable, encrypted and hidden area that is only visible to you. When you go to (replace “yourbank” with your actual bank), you will hit a logon screen and it will probably contain some advertising – such as, “Open an account today!” That screen is indexed and searchable. This does not mean all areas of the “Deep Web” are “Dark.” Take banking as an example. are indexed, searchable, and visible within this 3 or 4 percent view. Public sites such as news outlets, department store websites, etc. If you think of the Internet as an iceberg, the top 3 or 4 percent is all that is indexed and searchable by normal search engines such as Google, Yahoo, Bing, etc. To fully explain the depths of the Dark Web would take volumes however, I think it’s important we at least explore the issue. In describing the events leading up to her son’s death, the mother attempted to describe something she was not familiar with: the Dark Web. The intervention included keeping the boy under a sort of familial house arrest however, somehow, he still managed to die of a drug overdose. Her son had become an addict and the family was doing everything in their power to help their child. The mother had used it as an attempt to educate other parents about the dangers of the Internet in regards to the purchasing of drugs and other illegal use. About a year and a half ago, I read an obituary for a young man somewhere in the Carolinas.
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