Deep web
Beneath the surface is the deep web that makes up the remaining 90 percent of the internet. Deep web contains more special information that can not be accessed via the usual browsers and search engines. To enter here, a more specific web address (URL) is required. In addition, password authentication is usually required. Here is the intranet of companies and organizations, their non-public data and other information that is not for outsiders.
Dark web
At the bottom of the deep web is the dark web, the shady parts of the internet, where there are no rules. You only get here with the help of special browsers such as the Tor browser. No one is responsible for or regulates this part of the network. Therefore, it is often associated with illegal activities. Using the Tor browser and moving around in the dark web is legal in most countries. But committing crimes through the dark web is, of course, illegal. Unfortunately, it is often difficult to access criminals on the dark web because they encrypt and use confusing and ambiguous language in their conversation.