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The returned pages are indexed by keyword, and the assigned rankings are based on popularity. Since the focus of surface web pages is to stand out, and shows no or relatively low-base anonymity, most surface websites are routinely identifying users (i.e., searchers) by their IP addresses. In fairness, virtual private networks (VPNs) can also access dark content, but in using a VPN you do give up some anonymity and privacy. Technologymapping software and domain name servers, specifically-has made it easy to substitute complicated numbering systems with words that enable us to drive to the White House from New Jersey or remember the name of an investigative firm's website. [...]you must have those specific coordinates beforehand to locate what you want on the darknet, otherwise you won't find it.

Skilled researchers, journalists, and subject experts have come together in this follow-up to Web of Deception to reveal important lessons for staying safe and retaining privacy online. In the wake of the social media popularity boom—epitomized by MySpace, eBay, and Craigslist and accelerating with Facebook and Twitter—the success of internet con artists and thieves has been quick to follow. Manipulators have been provided with the tools and targets to perpetrate hoaxes and con games on an ever larger scale. An invaluable guide to safe internet usage, this resource explains the importance of guarding privacy and identity online, spotting misinformation, avoiding charity scams, and evaluating websites.