The document discusses the dark net and how it is generally viewed as a dangerous place where illicit activity occurs, but some see it as a bastion for free speech. While darknet sites have regular servers, special software is needed to encrypt users' traffic and maintain relative anonymity when accessing sites on the dark net.

1. By: Ching, Justine L.

2. An Iceberg can generally picture out what we see and what is in the Dark net

3. “…a dangerous
place, where a lot of
illicit, underground
nastiness occurs.”
“lurks intentionally in the blind spots of search engines.”
“makes it a bastion of
a more noble cause:
free speech.”

4. Darknet sites have regular servers but
for someone to access it, it needs a
special software to code all users’ traffic
and allows them relative