The book uniquely focuses on the economic dimensions of the dark web, providing a data-driven analysis of its market dynamics. Itâs structured into four parts, beginning with the history and technology of the deep web, then progressing to the illicit goods traded, the economic effects, and finally, the methods used to combat illegal activities.
By drawing connections between criminology, economics, and computer science, the book presents a comprehensive view of this complex ecosystem. It's a valuable resource for anyone seeking a plain-language understanding of one of the most intriguing and dangerous aspects of modern economics and cybercrime.