Terms

The dark web is a decentralized network of internet sites that try to make users as anonymous as possible by routing all their communications through multiple servers and encrypting it at every step. Alternatively, darknet refers to encrypted online content that is not indexed by conventional search engines. Also known as the "darknet," the dark web is a component of the deep web that describes the wider breadth of content that does not appear through regular internet browsing activities.

A domain name is the address of your website on the Internet (example: weblium.com). Some domain names end with a country code, such as ".de" (Germany) or ".se" (Sweden), which helps identify the location and audience of the website. A domain name is the first part of a URL.