Deep Web, 6 Things You Must Pay Attention to Before Accessing It

Deep web, of course, those of you who have been around the world surfing the internet have heard of it, if you haven’t, it means that your game is not far enough. Lots of people say that the deep web is a nest of criminals, the dark side or the dark side of the internet, and so on. But actually he is the same as the website in general with light and dark sides. The difference is, more illegal things are freely spread in it. Not infrequently he ends up taking you to access to a more sinister level, namely the Dark Web.

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Therefore, extra protection is needed for those of you who want to dive into it. This protection is not only limited to software, but your awareness not to keep asking questions when surfing in it. Here are 6 things you must pay attention to before accessing the deep web.

Disclaimer: Before you read this article further, it is better if you first read and understand some of the facts in the deep web through the following link.

6. Use Tor to Access, Nothing Else

Wandering the deep web is like stepping into a den of big-name thugs. Where there are so many bad hackers or pure criminals who are ready to track and even harm you. Tor is a browser that allows you to access websites so that they are not easily tracked. But it also does not necessarily guarantee that your data is 100% safe, because you must read and comply with all the warnings given.

5. Don’t Download or Click Any Suspicious Links

As mentioned earlier, even though you are safe with Tor, there is no guarantee that the software will give you 100% protection from existing digital crimes and it is not impossible that they can threaten your life in the real world. So, the only way to solve it is not to download or not to click on any links, whether sent, advertisements, or anything else that you think is still doubtful. One of your computers could even be infected with a dangerous virus, tracked, or maybe… visited.

4. Don’t Give Any Information Regarding Your Identity

Being technically invisible doesn’t mean being free to give away your real identity in cyberspace, especially the deep web. It is better to avoid logging in or registering on deep web sites unless you are an expert in exploring them. Yes, I know you don’t jump right in, but protecting your life is far more important than why. But if you believe and are ready to accept all the consequences I can’t say anything more.

3. Don’t “Maximize” Your Tor Browser

This may sound ridiculous, but never resize or even “maximize” your Tor browser. This is because there are so many ways for hackers to steal all your identities just through screen resolution. Don’t believe it? You can listen to this warning if you want.

2. Update your browser and OS

This is for those of you who are lazy to update. If you have 100% intention of wanting to access the deep web, it would be better if you first update your browser and OS so that the protection is thicker. You never know what you will face there in the future.

1. Cover or Remove Your Webcam If You Have One

Actually this is only optional because it only applies to those of you who have a webcam. So, it would be better if you have and want to access the deep web, you can close or remove the webcam you have.

How? Are you ready to surf the deep web? Or are you experienced enough to access it? Maybe you can share your experiences in your comments below and warn those who are curious about the contents.