Netstalking

   Netstalking means searching for obscure, hard-to-find and somehow valuable
   (even if only by its entertaining nature) information buried in the depths
   of the [1]Internet (and similar networks), for example searching for funny
   photos on Google Streetview (https://9-eyes.com/), unindexed [2]deepweb
   sites or secret documents on [3]FTP servers. Netstalking is relatively
   unknown in the English-speaking world but is pretty popular in Russian
   communities.

   Netstalking can be divided into two categories:

     * deli-search (deliberate search): trying to find a specific
       information, e.g. a specific video that got lost.
     * net-random: randomly searching for interesting information in places
       where it is likely to be found.

   Techniques of netstalking include port scanning, randomly generating web
   domains, using advanced search queries and different [4]search engines,
   searching caches and archives and obscure networks such as [5]darknet or
   [6]gopher.

Links:
1. internet.md
2. deepweb.md
3. ftp.md
4. search_engine.md
5. darknet.md
6. gopher.md