The internet has become an integral part of our lives, connecting us to vast amounts of information and resources. However, not all parts of the internet are readily accessible through search engines like Google or Bing. Two terms that often generate curiosity and intrigue are the "dark web" and the "deep web." In this article, we will delve into the mysteries of these hidden realms, exploring their differences, the kind of information they hold, and the potential risks associated with venturing into these obscure corners of the internet. Understanding the Surface Web Before we embark on our journey to the dark web and deep web, let's first understand the surface web—the part of the internet accessible through conventional search engines. This is where you find websites like news portals, social media platforms, e-commerce sites, and most other pages that show up in search results. The surface web represents just a fraction of the entire internet, estimated to

 On the night of April 5, 2015, around midnight, a partially dismembered female body was found 3.2 kilometers from the Oido Pier at Sihwa Seawall in Jeongwang-dong, Siheung, toward Daebu Island. Kim Mo, 25, who was fishing with his family near Sihwa Lake, called the police after finding the torso, saying that "an object similar to a human body was floating." Jeongwang-dong, Siheung-si, Gyeonggi-do, is a densely populated residential area in Ansan City, and both the perpetrator and the victim were ethnic Koreans living in Ansan, tarnishing the image of Ansan, which has been tainted by various incidents and accidents.  Although it is not directly related to Ansan City, it is closely related to Ansan City in that Siheung City itself is a residential area in another city, and the case involves Koreans living in Ansan.At the time of discovery, the body was not decomposed, but only the torso was found, with the head, arms, and legs all cut off.  After the discovery of the dismember