Privacy and Deep Web All MCQ part-1

The internet is a vast and ever-growing network of information and data. At the surface level, there is the World Wide Web that we all know and use on a daily basis. But beneath the surface lies the Deep Web – a hidden world of data and information that is not indexed or searchable by traditional search engines.

Que._____________ makes it likely for its users to hide their physical locations & offering a variety of services like web publishing or an IM maintaining privacy.

a. AnonyMode

b. In-private mode

c. Incognito mode

d. Tor

Que.TOR stands for _______________

a. The Open Router

b. The Onion Reader

c. The Onion Router

d. Tactical Onion Router

Que.Tor services are also popularly known as _____________

a. onion services

b. garlic services

c. privacy policy service

d. anti-surveillance service

Que.Tor was originally designed for the _____________ for protecting government communications.

a. U.S. Navy

b. Indian Navy

c. US army

d. Chinese cyber army

Que.Tor is written in ______ language having roughly 146,000 LOC (lines of code).

a. C#

b. C++

c. C

d. Objective C

Que.__________ contains a huge proxy DB which users can use to protect their online privacy and preserve their identity online.

a. AnonyMode

b. In-private mode

c. Incognito mode

d. Tor

Que.The _________ is developed for negotiating a virtual tunnel throughout the network by encrypting & arbitrarily bouncing all of its communications via relay networks.

a. AnonyMode

b. Tor

c. Incognito mode

d. In-private mode

Que.Which of the following online services’ privacy cannot be protected using Tor?

a. Instant messaging

b. Browsing data

c. Relay chats

d. Login using ID

Que.Tor is usually used by the military, cyber-criminals, activists, journalists, law enforcement officers etc.

a. True

b. False

c. May be True or False

d. Can’t say

Que.___________________ is employed by encrypting the application layer with a communication protocol stack, nested in various layers of onion.

a. Privacy routing

b. Onion routing

c. Turbo routing

d. DHCP routing