A Comparative Study on the Role of Electronic Administrative Procedures in Combating the Dark Web and the Deep Web

Abstract

The international situation is characterized by technological advancement, but this has soon led to the necessity of giving it great importance due to the significant impact it has on unknown information systems and centers. Information risk is a new threat facing institutions and administrative bodies and is linked to technological development and the plethora of information.

This has led to the necessity of studying the impact of the Internet on the security of countries, especially the hidden or dark part of it, where many illegitimate or illegal operations are conducted, and this is what made the security of countries vulnerable to danger as a result of some parties adopting these operations that target countries, or individuals, Or technical infrastructure, or other electronic attacks

The dark web is considered an important part of the Internet system. It allows the issuance of websites and the dissemination of information without revealing the identity or location of the publisher. The deep internet is the sum of all websites that are not included in search engines.

To confront the above, government cybersecurity is considered the most important container for the cybersecurity of the state as a whole due to its connection to public order. Therefore, based on that, we will highlight in this research the nature of electronic administrative control in its connection with the branches that are legally created and not studied by jurisprudence through examination and study, as an example of “Cyber Law,” or “Computer Law, as well as its connection to technology and information law and the expansion of its scope required by the concept of administrative control to the point where its function is close to that of the law.