Discovering child sexual abuse material creators' behaviors and preferences on the dark web

Ngo, Vuong M.; Gajula, Rahul; Thorpe, Christina; Mckeever, Susan

doi:10.1016/j.chiabu.2023.106558

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“…Several distinguishing features must be present to be considered a Dark Web site. The Dark Web contains obscure and complex data and is difficult to access [31]. It refers to a space that can be accessed using an encryption tool called The Onion Router (Tor) [32][33][34].…”

Section: Surface Web Deep Web and Dark Webmentioning

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Technology Acceptance Level of Dark Web Users

Çelik,

Ziyanak

2024

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“Dark Web” usually describes a new world of e-living space perceived as a place, free from con-straints, in which its main actors generally are criminal, unstable, and mentally disturbed individ-uals. Nowadays, advancements in information and internet technologies have made the Dark Web more accessible in recent decades. The Dark Web is a virtual world component; therefore, as-sessing users’ behavior may be crucial in understanding motivation to use it. This study aims to discuss the behavior patterns of Dark Web users within the theoretical framework of the technol-ogy acceptance model via a structural equation model. The resulting structural equation model showed that considered causal relationships were statistically significant.

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Section: Surface Web Deep Web and Dark Webmentioning

confidence: 99%