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The Dark Web

By: Geoff White, Bernard P. Achampong
Narrated by: Geoff White
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An exposé on the depths of the internet. From sex trafficking and fraud to government secrets and anonymous hacking groups.

When you add The Dark Web to your library you will receive all 10 episodes, each with a runtime of approximately 25 minutes.

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Episodes
  • Ep. 1: The Birth of The Dark Web

    Ep. 1: The Birth of The Dark Web
    Feb 8 2018

    [Contains explicit content] It's called the Dark Web, Dark Net or Deep Web but what is it? What makes this internet underground — rife with drugs, sex, and crime — possible? How do you even access the Dark Web?

    Geoff White, Channel 4 News's former Technology Reporter, has been looking into its shady origins and reveals why the U.S. Navy invented it in the first place.

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    26 mins
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  • Ep. 2: The Untold Story of The Dark Web

    Ep. 2: The Untold Story of The Dark Web
    Feb 8 2018

    [Contains explicit content] The Dark Web's first success story was a drugs 'eBay.' Vendors sold narcotics and pharmaceuticals directly to each other freely and anonymously. Then the FBI shut it down and unmasked its owner, Ross Ulbricht. The sting operation was ridiculous.

    Geoff White, Channel 4 News's former Technology Reporter, speaks with a key player at the heart of the takedown. His story is astonishing.

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    24 mins
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  • Ep. 3: Bitcoin's Days Are Numbered

    Ep. 3: Bitcoin's Days Are Numbered
    Feb 8 2018

    [Contains explicit content] If money makes the world go around, then Bitcoin keeps The Dark Web spinning. But what it is and how does it work? How can you run a currency based on trust when everyone who uses it is anonymous?

    Geoff White, Channel 4 News's former Technology Reporter, uncovers the mystery of Bitcoin — and speaks to the Royal Mint about this potential competitor currency.

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    32 mins
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This is, as with most explorations into the dark side of humanity, poses the age old question: is it the tool that is bad or the person using it? I for one really enjoyed listening to this & was quite surprised by much of what I heard but it's at the end, where the narrator poses the question of whether in the future we'll all be surfing the net anonymously due to a percieved 'threat' to our privacy, that really got to me.

I would highly recommend this to those who already know alot about the Dark Web as well as those just looking for an entertaining listen.

A good hack of my time!

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The sort of things you just don't want to believe happen. It's a sad world we live in and a shame people feel the need to behave so under handedly no matter what the reason is to be in that dark place.

Traumatizing!!

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Very interesting series. For me, it held a lot of new information.
The format is entertaining, but the audio is not always good. Sometimes there was too much background noise, and I couldn't understand anything.
All in all, quite worth listening to.

Very interesting

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Very good insights into the dark web and internet in general Thank you for sharing

I sighted the insightful way of writing

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you don't realise what is going on in the internet. To find out that there is a hidden web where all sorts of crime happen and it is difficult to trace and convict.

An eye opener

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