We recently reported on the Deep Web when we reported on the shutdown of the major drug marketplace Silk Road , and with the shutdown of Freedom Hosting before that. This does not mean that the Deep Web will cease to exist. It should be noted that due to recent publications, many will think that the Deep Web is a meeting place for criminals.
the DeepWeb is not only that and perhaps we have done it an injustice with our previous publications. According to Wikipedia, in 2000 (12 years ago, imagine what is happening now), it was estimated that the Deep Web includes approximately 7,500 terabytes of information and 550 billion individual documents. Other estimates based on a study conducted by the University of California in 2000 raise the Deep Web data to 91,000 terabytes. The surface internet that we find in search engines like Google has data that reaches 167 terabytes.
Within all this volume of data, there are very valuable works that are impossible to find elsewhere. The question is how to discover them.
And to help you discover the wonderful world of the Deep Web, a network that is only accessible through an encrypted Tor connection , the app's developers developed TorSearch, one of the few Deep Web search engines
Most search engines we know (Google, Bing, etc.) never reach the Deep Web, due to the secure connection required. TorSearch may not be the first Deep Web search engine, but it aspires to be the best.
Its search engine has already stored results for about 130,000 "underground" websites and is adding more every hour, as VentureBeat.
