DEEP WEB - Crash Course

Download Tor browser for Windows from the Tor Project site, run the installer, and launch the browser to verify a working Tor network circuit.

Install the Tor browser on Ubuntu Linux via the terminal, update and install Tor Browser Launcher with sudo apt-get, then launch, verify signatures, and test the IP address.

Explore how Tor relays (guard, middle, exit, bridge) form a circuit with three nodes, how each node handles traffic, and the security and performance considerations for running a relay.

Learn practical tor browser configurations to access the deep web securely, including using a separate alias email, updating software, and enabling no-script and HTTPS Everywhere.

Explore how a VPN masks your real IP address with a proxy server. See how Tor and VPN add security layers and influence speed by server location.

Explore the deep web and dark web, examining vendors, drugs markets, digital products, hacking services, and cryptocurrency use (Bitcoin, Monero) while highlighting risks and benefits.

Explores the deep web mystery box market, detailing how mystery boxes offer random items across categories with varying odds, prices, and shipping while highlighting legal risks.

Learn to run a dot onion website on the Tor network using Linux, Ubuntu Server, Python http server, and Tor configuration to host a deep web site.

Configure and run a Tor relay by editing the torrc, setting exit policy to reject, adjusting bandwidth limits, and starting the relay to join the Tor network.

Explore the pretty good privacy (pgp) standard, its end-to-end encryption using public and private keys, and how asymmetric encryption enables secure message exchange on the web.

Explore Tor metrics and stats, including user counts by country, relays and bridges, bandwidth, and unique websites, to understand the Tor network's scale and activity.