The dark web is probably the nastiest place on the internet. And it's not an enclosed network only certain people can access. It's available to anyone with the necessary software to access it, and it's a slice of heaven for anyone seeking easy money through frauds and scams.

But the dark web has recently become a major marketplace for selling drugs, mainly to minors. While law enforcement does everything it can to stop it, such initiatives aren't always fruitful. One way to stop the sale of drugs is to report the crime, even though it has been committed online. But victims usually decide not to report it because police departments don't always take these cases seriously.

In this episode of Dr. Dark Web, our host Chris Roberts welcomes Keven Hendricks, the Founder of Ubivis Project. They dive into the misconceptions around the dark web, the potential danger brought about by the sale of drugs and carding, and the reasons online fraud isn't always taken seriously by local PDs.