The Dark Web Isn't Someone Else's Problem. It Could Be Yours - CNET
A young man in a black hoodie is having a productive evening.
Rain drags the streetlights down the window behind him. Two monitors bleach the color from his face. On one, green text races toward some terrible conclusion. On the other, money moves between people with no names. He taps at the keyboard, pauses for a second, reaches over to take a bite of a sandwich and brushes a crumb off his keyboard.
Then he gets back to work.
Somewhere far away, someone is about to have a very bad morning.
You know this room. You’ve seen it in movies, in television dramas, in the stock photo above an article that tells you a company you trusted has exposed your Social Security number for the third time. Sometimes the equipment gets an upgrade. Nobody ever buys the guy another hoodie.
This is where we tend to put the dark web:...
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