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The Deep Web

The deep web refers to sites and pages that are not indexed by search engines. This means that you can’t find deep web sites via Google or Bing, and for good reason. You don’t want someone finding your private data through a search engine.

While the deep web is not inherently dangerous, its vast data is a target for many hackers. To secure your connection every time you access the deep web, follow these basic cybersecurity tips:

1. Install a reliable antivirus to detect and weed out any malware.
2. Use a VPN when accessing the deep web to keep your information safe and encrypted.
3. Create strong, unique passwords for all your accounts.
4. Use two-factor authentication for all your accounts.