Dark Web Influence reveals how the dark web, once a fringe area of the internet, now significantly impacts cybersecurity, online crime, and digital privacy in the real world. The book explores the evolution of dark web marketplaces, highlighting their role in facilitating criminal activities, and examines the surge in sophisticated cyber threats originating from this hidden realm. By connecting these online actions to tangible societal outcomes, such as increased ransomware attacks and data breaches, the book underscores the urgent need to understand and address the dark web's growing influence.
The book takes a multi-faceted approach, dividing its analysis into three core sections. It begins by defining the dark web and its underlying technologies, then investigates its impact on crime, cybersecurity, and privacy, using case studies to illustrate key points. Finally, it addresses the legal and ethical dilemmas posed by dark web activity, offering policy recommendations.
What sets this book apart is its focus on the concrete consequences of dark web activities, providing a balanced account that acknowledges both the potential benefits and undeniable harms associated with this complex online environment.
