Tracking online activity is a difficult business. People move
more and more of their lives to the world wide web, and there is
thus a wealth of information out there that people have exposed,
whether intentionally or unintentionally. With this comes all
new methods of tracking down wrongdoing–every day, people use
online mediums to communicate about or coordinate illegal
activities. But the internet is a big place, and tracking down
these cases–performing the necessary Big Data Mining–is not so
simple as just typing a few keywords into Google, or another
search engine. What is the Deep Web? The Deep Web is a complex
concept. It is essentially two categories of data. The first is
basically any information that is not easy to obtain through
standard searching, which could be Twitter or Facebook posts,
links buried many layers down in a dynamic page, or results that
sit so far down the standard search results that typical users
will never find them. The second category is the larger of the
two and represents a v