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Classifying Illegal Activities on Tor NetworkBased on Web Textual Contents

If we think about the web as an ocean of data, the Surface Web is no more than the slight waves that float on the top. While in the depth, there is a lot of sunken information that is not reached by the traditional search engines. The web can be divided into Surface Web and Deep Web.

The freedom of the Deep Web offers a safe place where people can express themselves anonymously but they also can conduct illegal activities. In this paper, we present and make publicly available1 a new dataset for Darknet active domains, which we call it ”Darknet Usage Text Addresses” (DUTA). We built DUTA by sampling the Tor network during two months and manually labeled each address into 26 classes. Using DUTA, we conducted a comparison between two well-known text representation techniques crossed by three different supervised classifiers to categorize the Tor hidden services.

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noticias, testing, tor