What is the Deep Web? Here is the history of the term Deep Web – Last Minute Technology News
Deep Web is a system consisting of thousands of links containing data that search engines could not index since the first days of the Internet. All sites that are not given a search link or cannot be found by search engines are included in the Deep Web.
Websites may not want to be viewed for various reasons. For example; They do not want to be displayed in search engines because they often contain content that is not visible to everyone or is difficult to index, such as library archives, public and private company information. Apart from these, flash sites, sites with AJAX (working with jQuery), sites with passwords, FTP sites are also included in the Deep Web because they are difficult to read by search engines.
HISTORY OF THE DEEP WEB CONCEPT
Micheal Bergman, an American academic and entrepreneur, was the first person to coin the term “Deep Web” and one of the leading authorities on this subject, deepened in the late 90s.
As a result of the scale research he conducted to measure the scale, he stated to his employees that the surface internet is two or three times the size of the surface internet and emphasized that the estimated depth is greater in the later stages of the research.
In addition, Bergman stated the Deep Web as the area where information grows the fastest on the Internet (Beckett, 2009). Deep Web can be conceptualized as a complex and mysterious part of the internet. The Deep Web was also called the Hidden Web or the Invisible Web.
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The Deep Web is a vast system of websites and links that search engines cannot index, making it inaccessible to the general public. This type of content includes library archives, public and private company information, flash sites, sites with AJAX or passwords, and FTP sites. The term «Deep Web» was first coined by Michael Bergman, an American academic and entrepreneur who conducted research in the late 90s and found that the Deep Web was two to three times larger than the surface internet. The Deep Web has also been referred to as the Hidden Web or the Invisible Web.
