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Dark Web is a mysterious and mythical place on the Internet where you can buy something illegal with virtual money. People mail drugs and forged documents, buy stolen credit cards and watch pornography beyond the law. However, the Dark Web also has its bright sides. These are also used by BBC journalists, The Guardian or Facebook itself to share information that is to remain confidential. But don't imagine inaccessible parts of the depths of the Internet - you can get to the Dark Web with a few mouse clicks. People are afraid of what is going on there. Is it easy and anonymous to buy a weapon? Or order a hitman straight away? Or can you even pay to watch murder live? The book is a guide to the dark part of the Internet from its beginnings to the future. It shows how the rules work between people who want to trade together but never reveal their identity. Why they don't steal under the guise of anonymity and what happens when they do. Why governments are succeeding in catching the founders of illegal marketplaces and how the marketplaces try to prevent this. What is the reality on the Dark Web, and what is a myth?