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Michael K. Bergman
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Michael K. Bergman

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  • proportions of World Wide Web content constituting the surface web, deep web, and dark web
    deep web

    …in 2001 by computer scientist Michael K. Bergman, who differentiated it from the “surface web,” where openly viewable and retrievable content resides. The deep web is also known as the “invisible web” or “hidden web,” but it should not be confused with the “dark web,” where encrypted content with

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    …in 2001 by computer scientist Michael K. Bergman, who differentiated it from the “surface web,” where openly viewable and retrievable content resides. The deep web is also known as the “invisible web” or “hidden web,” but it should not be confused with the “dark web,” where encrypted content with

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