The Deep Web - A Review of The First Three Issues

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          Welcome back My Dear Readers to The Other Shoe. Today, Friday, I have decided to take the time to review the first three issues of ‘The Deep Web’ prior to continuing with this series. From what I am seeing in my traffic reports, a good many of my current readers are ‘new’ readers. New to The Other Shoe. Having said, I think it prudent that I review the very first three issues so that these ‘new’ readers can catch-up on this series.

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First, as I wrote and published in the first issue of this series I take no responsibility for your adventures on/in The Deep Web. FYI there are millions of Americans that have very safe and entertaining adventures in/on The Deep Web every single year. Conversely, every year there are many Americans that loose money, their identity, and even access to their bank accounts after just one visit to The Deep Web.

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As with many aspects of adult life, fore warned is fore armed, and the better you prepare yourself and your computer before you connect to The Deep Web? The better the chance you have of not becoming a statistic, and/or victim. I really want all of you, My Dear Readers, to enjoy reading about this other web, I want you to explore if that is your desire. I just… really want everyone to be safe. As well, I accept no responsibility for any knarlly… yuda, yuda, yuda. (I have a good friend that is always cautioning me to write disclaimers… You know who you are J)

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Now, just as soon as I have published this review of the first three articles in this series, I am going to write and publish the remaining issues. I have, yet, to share even more information and I want to relay to you some of my experiences in this other web. (Other web… at the Other shoe… how neat!)

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Now, without further adieu I bring you ‘The Deep Web’ the Review!

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• Introduction to The Deep Web – Part One : “Welcome back My Dear Readers, to The Other Shoe. For many months now I have fought an internal battle, with myself. A battle that was not easily lost, nor won. A battle that, unfortunately, I (in some small way) will now hand over to you, My Dear Readers. The battle was/is one of conscience, in that I had to choose a course of action. The ‘high road’ would have left you, My Dear Readers, without knowledge and insight (from me at least) regarding a growing danger. Conversely, the ‘low road’ is the one where I explain to you, My Dear Readers, about this growing danger. In so doing, though, I expose you directly to this danger… and place in your hands the very crisis of conscience I have fought now for many months.” This was the very first article in the series. As such I did my best to introduce you, My Dear Readers, to the LARGER part of the web. You see everyone knows about the World Wide Web (www.), yet it is estimated that less than 20% of Americans (at the time this article was first released) even know of the existence of ‘The Deep Web’. That statistic is changing, and rapidly. I have read that nearly 200,000 new Americans are connecting to this other web each and every month. This is good, and this is bad. Good because this other web is more than 100 times LARGER than the WWW. Bad because venturing into this other web is far more dangerous, and requires much more diligence and understanding of; computers, networking, secure socket layers, computer security, and network security. This is not easy work, and not all Americans are suited for absorbing this knowledge. Those that do venture into this other web without proper preparation and precautions? Run a huge and real risk of having financial information stolen and/or their computer damaged. My writing this series was my attempt to prepare you, My Dear Readers, just in case you were tempted to venture into this other world.


• The Deep Web – Part Two : “Welcome back My Dear Readers to The Other Shoe. Welcome back to my ongoing series about ‘The Deep Web’, Part Two. First, a little review of some of the material we have already covered.What is Tor? – Tor is an anonymizing browser meant to take advantage of an anonymizing network. This is meant to protect you, the end user, from piracy and hackers by routing your connection to the ‘Deep Web’ through bridges and concealing your IP address.” In this issue, My Dear Readers, I introduce you to the browser best used when venturing or adventuring into The Deep Web. I show you where you can go to download Tor. I explain how to run Tor, how to configure Tor, and how to connect using ‘Bridge Relays’. Further I explain to you all, My Dear Readers, the ‘Rules of the Road’ when venturing into this other web. I give you a lot of the ‘new’ nomenclature for this other web, and some very good words of warning. You see, My Dear Readers, the single best thing I can hope to accomplish is to instill in you, My Dear Readers, the genuine level of… concern… awareness… security awareness…. Paranoia to survive a healthy adventure into the other web.


• The Deep Web – Part Three : “Welcome back My Dear Readers to The Other Shoe and ‘Part Three’ of ‘The Deep Web’. My ongoing series about the other web, the darker side of the World Wide Web. Today I am going to talk to you, My Dear Readers about two new topics. First, I want to explain and discuss ‘Bridges’ to “The Deep Web’. Second, I want to explain and inform you, My Dear Readers, about creating a ‘virtual Machine’ on your computer as a means of protecting yourself and your computer.” In this issue I had two major objectives. First, I wanted to share with you, My Dear Readers, a scary tale of an old friend who ventures into this other web: A) Unprepared & B) WHILE ARE WORK! Talk about adding insult to injury. If he had been properly prepared, prior to connecting to the other web. Doing so at work would not have resulted in his termination of employment and he would have kept; his apartment, his wife, his car, and his ability to work in his chosen field. [I know this… because I was the one that caught him… and I was the one that ended up firing him… at my boss’s demand] I told a tale of how a young man with a bright future in IT lost that future, due in large part to hubris, because he connected to this other web at work on an unprotected computer placing the private personal information of hundreds of paying clients into the wrong hands. Second, I explained what bridge relays are, how to get a listing of them, and how to connect to this other web via a bridge relay. If your ISP (Internet Service Provider) has rules prohibiting you connecting to this other web, you can use bridge relays to bypass their software/hardware keeping you from connecting. Further, using private bridge relays can protect you for the prying eyes of; hackers, ‘Black Hats’, and all other kind of ‘Bad guys’ that lurk around this other web 24/7/365. As I have stated, repeatedly, My Dear Readers… IF you are going to adventure into this other web I want to do everything I can to help protect you from the (literally) millions of sharks swimming the waters of The Deep Web just waiting for ‘New’ and unsuspectingsurfers. My Dear Readers, there is no reason that you should not be able to use and take advantage of, all that this other web has to offer. Just read my articles carefully, take all precautions and follow all directions and you should be safe.

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Well now, My Dear Readers, which brings us to the very end of this review of the ‘The Deep Web’ @ The Other Shoe. I really hope that you have enjoyed this review, and that once you have read all three of the articles, you come back to read all the rest. Honestly, I never thought that I would ever be writing an article about this other web. Just five years ago, I wouldn’t even have mentioned (on line) that I knew about this other web. For fear that I might be investigated for; having terrorist ties, involved in identity theft, or suspect of trafficking in stolen or illegal goods.

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Until recently that was pretty much the only reasons one would go to this other web, with any regularity. My Dear Readers, I can tell you truthfully that I have never been involved with any of the activities I just listed, above. Heck, I haven’t had so much as a speeding ticket in more than three decades! My best friend, of 27 years, calls me ‘The Last Boy Scout’… and with good reason.

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Getting back on point, it is my desire to continue this article series next Friday. Next Friday you should see the fourth issue in this series, all about ‘Virtual Machines’. I will explain just what is a virtual machine, and how to set one up on your computer. I will have links to any needed software and I hope to have a step by step guide. AS well, I will explain just how a virtual machine will protect you as you venture or adventure in/on this other web. Finally, depending on the version of Windows, I will explain if it is really necessary for you to run a virtual machine for your protection. I look forward to bringing this information to you, one week from Friday.

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It has been my pleasure, as always, to share this information and my time with you, My Dear Readers. Until you visit here, again…

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Adieu!

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The Deep Web - Part Three

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                Welcome back My Dear Readers to The Other Shoe and ‘Part Three’ of ‘The Deep Web’. My ongoing series about the other web, the darker side of the World Wide Web. Today I am going to talk to you, My Dear Readers about two new topics. First, I want to explain and discuss ‘Bridges’ to “The Deep Web’. Second, I want to explain and inform you, My Dear Readers, about creating a ‘virtual Machine’ on your computer as a means of protecting yourself and your computer.          

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Remember, venturing into this darker and hacker-filled part of the web is a venture fraught with danger and exposure. Exposure to people and organizations that would just a soon as take your identity and all your money, as give you the time of day. If you recall these darker recesses of the web are populated by (either); Black Hats [hackers with deception and theft only in mind] and White Hats [hackers that have made a conscious choice to use their computer skills to protect or improve the life of their friends and clients]. Most of the time, My Dear Readers, you will not know which you are dealing with… until it is too late.

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That is why I have decided to focus today’s edition on two methods of protecting your self, your computer and all the computers on your network. Now, I might not have mentioned this in the two previous editions of ‘The Deep Web’. Though, thinking about it… I do not think I could mention this fact ‘too many’ times. When (if) you go to surf “The Deep Web’ you must bear in mind that you are exposing all computers on your network to risk! Not just the computer that you install Tor on, and connect to ‘The Deep Web’, rather all of the computers on; your home network, your company’s network (if you surf from work… something I strongly discourage), or the public or private network you use to connect. As well, if you improperly connect (like directly connecting) to ‘The Deep Web’ the risk will continue long after you have disconnected and turned off your computer.

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See, the highly skilled ‘Black Hats’ can use information (collected from an improperly connected device to “The Deep Web’) to infiltrate and entire network. They can create ‘Back Doors’ to your home or work network, making it very easy for them to not only gain access. Not only gain access but even commandeer or take control of you; hotspot, Wi-Fi network, LAN network, either home or work public or private. This can occur each and every time you connect to the deep web. Please, keep that in mind every time you connect and all the time you are connected. Vigilance = safety.

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Once you have downloaded Tor, from a reputable source like the ones I have listed in ‘Part One’. You need to now read about, and understand how to use Bridges (or Bridge Relays) to connect to ‘The Deep Web’. You do not want to connect directly to ‘The Deep Web’ using Tor and no bridges. As well, many Internet Service Providers (Time Warner, Clear Wire, Earthlink, AOL, and others) may work to block you connecting. Many of these companies ‘see’ merely your use of Tor and any efforts to connect to ‘The Deep Web’ as a violation of your ‘Terms of Use’.

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They can, and many do, use this perceived violation to terminate your internet connection and any contract you have signed. Now, honestly, I have not seen this happen many times at all. However, there is a way that you can greatly decrease the chance they can ‘see’ you use Tor and your connection outside the normal web.

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Regardless of the reason, be it your access is blocked or you just want to make sure your activities are not ‘seen’ the use of a ‘bridge’ is your best bet. My Dear Readers, I would like to make something abundantly clear! It is my suggestion that you, My Dear Readers, always use a ‘Bridge’ or ‘Bridge Relay’ to make your connections to ‘The Deep Web’. It is my humble opinion that one simply cannot be ‘too careful’ when it comes to surfing and accessing ‘The Deep Web’. I have heard some really terrifying ‘horror stories’ from users. Stories of private networks (at their well paying jobs) being infiltrated, and commandeered, by ‘Black Hats’ with just one connection and/or one transaction.

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One individual, exercising very poor judgment, did so at their job over the weekend. He was there working on a project on a Saturday, and became bored. He and I had been discussing ‘The Deep Web’ that week while playing WoW together. He had the wherewithal to not use his home computer, and thought that the network at work had enough; hardware firewalls, software firewalls, anti-virus software, Malware scanners, and adequate configuration to protect him and the corporate network. He, not only, connected directly to ‘The Deep Web’ he engaged in a transaction! Yeapers, he connected via one computer to a ‘Bitcoin’ vendor. With another computer he connected directly to ‘The Deep Web’ and went about making a purchase of… (let’s just say) ‘an illegal product’ for his personal enjoyment.

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See, he did not want his wife to find out he was purchasing… this product. Nor did he want his wife to know that he was using their money to purchase bitcoins and, in turn, the illegal substance. The transaction went through (so he thought) without a hitch. He left his place of work that Saturday afternoon about 2PM, thinking he had ‘scored’ something he really wanted… without a hitch and without anyone being the wiser.

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This is the lesson. He returned to work on Monday morning, bounce in his step because he had finished all the work on the assigned project ahead of time. Much to his dismay; he pulled into work to find unmarked law enforcement vehicles in the lot, a swarm of plain-clothes officers in the hallways, and an IT Director frazzled and sweating bullets. Shortly after getting to his desk he was called into the C.O.O.’s (Chief Operating Officer) office. He was informed that, sometime Sunday, their corporate network was infiltrated.

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That, just in a matter of a couple of hours, these infiltrators had; managed to commandeer the entire network bypassing all firewalls and software/hardware protocols, hacking their encrypted client database, and stole the financial information of several dozen clients. They had managed to steal financial information of; clients, vendors, workers, contractors and even personal financial information of the Owner. It was a major ‘data breech’ and it looked like they had managed to transfer over ten thousand dollars of corporate assets. They were still contacting their vendors and clients, but it looked like several if each had experienced ‘data breeches’, too.

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Once these hackers had finished they worked to cover their tracks. They had uploaded a worm, a ‘Logic Bomb’ that went about formatting all computers at the location. They had lost terabytes of information and were working to restore data from disc backups kept off property. However, they did have a time index for the infiltration. A time index that pointed a finger squarely at the weekend worker. Our cleaver ‘Deep Web’ surfer and purchaser of illegal goods. They also had some internal close circuit camera footage that showed he was the only person in the building and using a the computers shortly prior to the ‘data breech’.

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Needless to say, this individual was immediately fired and escorted out of the building. Lucky for him they were never able to rebuild their servers adequately to directly connect him to the connection to ‘The Deep Web’ that lead to the horrific ‘data breech’. However, if they would have been able to connect this individual to the connection to “The Deep Web’ that lead to the data breech? That person would have been on the hook for; criminal charges and huge financial liabilities. We has so very lucky that those hackers had decided to use heavy handed techniques to cover their electronic tracks. This is the reason that you will want to make sure that you use Bridges or Bridge Relays to connect to ‘The Deep Web’ every single time, and never connect while you are at work!

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Now, the very first thing you want to do is to download a version of Tor with the Vidalia Bridge Bundle. You can download it here:

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Tor WITH Vidalia Bridge Bundle

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For more information on how to use the Vidalia Bundle go here:

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Further Information on Vidalia Bridge Bundle

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For a video on how to configure the Vidalia Bundle and how to obtain Bridge Relays go here:

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Video on Tor Vidalia Bridge Bundle

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In the video is information on where to send an email (and how to address said email properly) to obtain ‘Tor Vidalia Bridge Relays’. In order to avoid problems with (both) of my blog(s) servers and administrators I am not publishing this information directly. If you follow the links above, you can read and watch videos that make this whole process very easy to follow and execute. If this blog was on my own server I would make my own (up to date) video with step by step directions. However, since I do not want to have my blog(s) blocked or removed for “violations of user agreements…” regarding the publication of “illicit or illegal information” this is the best I can do… at this time. Thank you for your understanding.

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The bridges are simply a listing of URL(s) like this; https://555.1212. Once you have the listing(s) in the return email, or you know people in your area that are running ‘Tor Bridges’ input this information in the Vidalia ‘Network Settings’ after clicking the box “My ISP blocks Tor connections’. Clicking that box will open up a oblong dialog box. This is where you write/input the ‘Tor Bridges’ and press ‘return’. Once you press return the information you input will appear in the large box below the oblong input box. Once you have more than one bridge relay address’ just double click on the one you want to use and Vidalia will start Tor using the bridge relay of your choice.

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YES! I know that this is a bit confusing, at first. However, if you feel it is too much effort… or you just do not think I need to? Read the story above, again. I am writing this separate article and stressing these steps and the use of ‘Tro Bridge Relays’ to protect YOU, My Dear Readers.

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That brings us to the end of ‘The Deep Web – Part Three’. I was going to include the ‘creation of a virtul machine’ in this issue. However, considering the current length of this article and just how confusing this article will become if I continue? I have made the decision to move the process of creating ‘Virtual Machines’ until next week, and Part Four. I hope that I have presented this information in a manner that is understandable.

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If you have any questions feel free to visit the links, above, and watch the videos and read more about it. I understand that it can be difficult, but we are talking about keeping your computer and your family’s network and computers SAFE! Come back next week for explinations on how to create a Virtual Machine' on your computer to add a layer of protection to ANY machine or natwork.

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As always I am deeply honored that you come here to read my work.

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Thank YOU!

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Introduction to The Deep Web - Part One

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                 Welcome back My Dear Readers, to The Other Shoe. For many months now I have fought an internal battle, with myself. A battle that was not easily lost, nor won. A battle that, unfortunately, I (in some small way) will now hand over to you, My Dear Readers. The battle was/is one of conscience, in that I had to choose a course of action. The ‘high road’ would have left you, My Dear Readers, without knowledge and insight (from me at least) regarding a growing danger. Conversely, the ‘low road’ is the one where I explain to you, My Dear Readers, about this growing danger. In so doing, though, I expose you directly to this danger… and place in your hands the very crisis of conscience I have fought now for many months.

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But, first, a disclaimer for myself (Daniel Hanning) and The Other Shoe. Any, and all, information I am about to relay to you, My Dear Readers, I do so for proposes of entertainment and edification only. I, Daniel Hanning, as well as any parties associated with the; writing, editing, publication, transmission and distribution of this article (and of The Other Shoe) accept no responsibility either directly or implied for any actions or results of any actions you, My Dear Readers, may take upon reading this article and the information contained therein. We are all adults and our actions are those of a person exercising free will. I have not, nor will I ever, use any means of enticement or suggestion (subliminal or otherwise) to induce or illicit any actions or behavior on the part of any person or persons that read my blog or any material continued therein. This disclaimer starts on this day (March 12, 2014) and continues in perpetuity.

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Now, with all the legal mumbo jumbo out of the way I will continue on with the show. Today I begin this series of articles on this Wednesday, and it will continue on Wednesdays until complete. This series of articles is/does, for the time being, replace the regularly scheduled for this day slot ‘The Adventures of Princess Nadia – The Healing Light’. I do not know if I will start sharing my progress of this novel… I really am riding the fence on that decision. I am getting advice from both sides of the decision. Many are telling me that I could greatly increase traffic with sharing this novel. Conversely, I am told that by releasing the progress, excerpts, and sharing plot developments and character changes and growth, I jeopardize the commercial viability of (what could… will likely be) my greatest written work to date. ‘The Adventures of Princess Nadia’ truly is the greatest thing I have ever written. I have spent, literally, years of thought on its; plot line(s), characters, character development, technology, and story.

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Having said, to release too much of my work surely jeopardize the eventual success of any and all of the novels I intend to write for Princess Nadia. Therefore, I am seriously considering making Wednesday(s) into something different. For the time being, this something different is/will be… … … The Deep Web!

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The Deep Web is the other part of the internet (world wide web) that most of you, My Dear Readers, have never (and will likely never need to) access The Deep Web. Now, you may well ask “How do you know if I have, or haven’t, used The Deep Web?” Good question answered quite easily. Have you installed ‘Tor’ on you computer? If you answered “No” then I am correct that you have never accessed The Deep Web. Conversely, if you answered either “Yes” or “Not Tor, but another Deep Web Browser” then I was incorrect in my statement.

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Translation; My Dear Readers you cannot access The Deep Web via; Google or any search engine NOR can you access The Deep Web using; Internet Explorer, Firefox, Mozilla, Chrome or any normal browser. Tor is downloaded, roughly, 800,000 times DAILY! Once installed, Tor will give you access to 6,500 hidden web sites. The world wide, that you and I use daily… i.e. Facebook, Google, Skype, ect… is roughly 19 terabytes. Conversely, The Deep Web is 7,500 terabytes, or 7.5 petabytes. Nineteen compared to seven thousand five hundred! Everywhere you have ever been, on your computer or tablet or cell phone, has been limited to the mere nineteen terabytes of information and The Deep Web, where most of you have never ventured, is nearly 400 times larger.

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Now, I imagine that the very first question most of you, My Dear Readers, are asking is;

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        “If it is so much larger? Why have I never heard of this ‘other’ The Deep Web, before?”

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This is where I have made one of the biggest mistakes in my career as a writer, especially a blog writer. Many of you, My Dear Readers, have heard about The Deep Web in just the past few weeks or months. It has appeared, front page, in Time magazine. They have done a piece on The Deep Web of ’60 Minutes’, recently. As well, if I am not very much mistaken? Even ‘Fox News’ has made mention of The Deep Web in just the past three months. MY hesitation in providing this information to you, My Dear Readers, may well have jeopardized the potential impact of my writing this article. On the other hand, today there is substantially more information available on The Deep Web for all of you to access. That means that if you, My Dear Readers, do decided to venture into this larger world? You will have the opportunity to be far better prepared for that adventure, than you could have been even last October.

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Back to the question above; “Why have I not heard of The Deep Web, before?”

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Reason; The Deep Web is an underground community of sites that can provide; illegal drugs shipped to your door, guns and ammunition banned by U.S. laws, Identity thieves and identities for sale, illegal pornographic materials and even… assassins for hire. The Deep Web is the place for all internet criminal activity. Having said, the majority of you, My Dear Readers, have nor will have any use for The Deep Web.

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As you can well imagine, the laymen going into The Deep Web is a target for all manner of; thieves, charlatans, crooks and ‘Bad People’. If you do not properly prepare yourself, and your computer, for this adventure you will be taken advantage of and likely will have you identity (and other personal information) stolen. Like ‘the other side of the tracks’ in real life, The Deep Web s is not a place to go to just look around or window shop.

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The Deep Web was, until very recently, the home of ‘The Silk Road’. Like the namesake on the Asian continent, The Silk Road on The Deep Web was a marketplace for all manner of illegal and illicit materials and services. The Silk Road was busted in the later part of 2013. There are those, that once were a part of or worked The Silk Road, that have every intention of “Rebuilding the Silk Road”.

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In order to surf The Deep Web you will need to prepare. First, you will need a Deep Web Browser. As I mentioned above Tor is the most widely used and easily found and installed Deep Web Browser. There are others and they can be found by searching the normal internet for “Deep Web Browser”. Second, in order to purchase anything on The Deep Web you will need to exchange your money into Bitcoins. Bitcoins are the only currency that is accepted for illegal or illicit goods and services on The Deep Web. .

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There is a huge downside to even this simple exchange. More than one ‘Bitcoin Bank’ has been bankrupt in just the last year.

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        “After the collapse of Mt. Gox, now Canada-based virtual currency exchange Flexcoin has been forced to close down.

Flexcoin said flaws in its software code enabled hackers to make off with bitcoins worth around 440,000 euros.

“As Flexcoin does not have the resources, assets, or otherwise to come back from this loss, we are closing our doors immediately,” it said in a statement.

A message posted on its website explained that the attack had exploited a flaw in its code on transfers between users and involved inundating the system with simultaneous requests to move coins between accounts.” [1]

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Ironically hackers, and others engaged in illegal and illicit activities, solely use ‘Bitcoin’ and it was hackers that caused the failure of these Bitcoin Banks. As I was told when I was a young boy, by my paternal father (a manufacturer of bootleg booze during prohibition) “There is NO honor among thieves”. That statement is as true in the twenty-first century, as it was in the twentieth. Therefore, one should exercise extreme caution when exchanging dollars (or Euros) into Bitcoin. One should only exchange exactly the amount you will need for the single transaction you intend. Nothing more, period.

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OK, My Dear Readers, I am experiencing a great deal of difficulty writing this article. When I started, over three hours ago, I was ‘ok’ and my hands were working satisfactory. Since then I have switched over to my program and am speaking, to write this article. However, now my pain and other neurological difficulties are making even that process… extremely difficult. Therefore, (hopefully) before these difficulties manifest in tone or structure I am going to bring this, Part One to an end. That is correct, this is only Part One of The Deep Web here at The Other Shoe.

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For the next several weeks, every Wednesday I will continue to bring you more and more information on/about The Deep Web. I will do my level best to take you, My Dear Readers, through all the precautions that I would take prior to surfing The Deep Web. Further, I will do my best to give you an idea of; what to expect, how to act/speak and where to go. Again, I am in no way shape or form advising anyone to ever go to The Deep Web. However, I understand human nature and mankind’s insatiable curiosity for all things unknown and taboo. That is why I will do my best to prepare you for an adventure into The Deep Web.

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In closing, I wish to be perfectly clear to everyone: just because I know… things… about The Deep Web? That does not mean, it does not stand, that I have ever or will ever visit The Deep Web. I have never engaged in any illegal or illicit activities, now or in the future, on or in or about The Deep Web. I have no criminal record of any kind from any time. I haven’t even had as much as a speeding ticket in more than THRITY YEARS! I beseech you, My Dear Readers, to not allow my writing this article to effect/change your opinion of me in any way shape or form. That would just crush me… honest. As Allen (who has lived with me, and knows me best in this world) my partner of twenty-six years often says of me ‘Danny is the ‘Last Boy Scout’”. I follow the rules regardless. More times than I can count I have played by the rules even though doing so has cost me opportunity, money, and even my health. In everything I do I ask myself “What would my father think of me, if he found out?”

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As always I am deeply honored that you come here and read my work.

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Thank YOU!

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[1]http://www.euronews.com/2014/03/05/another-bitcoin-bank-bites-the-dust-flexcoin-blames-losses-on-hackers/