Our detailed systematic review of Dark Net security clearly shows the apparent research gaps, especially in the user-focused studies emphasized in the paper. We also evaluate more closely nine user-study-focused papers revealing the importance of conducting more research in this area. We further examine the security features afforded to users, motives, and anonymity revocation. The evaluation of the developing network infrastructure of the Dark Net raises meaningful questions on how to resolve the issue of increasing criminal activity on the Dark Web. This work delves into the evolution of Dark Net intelligence for improved cybercrime strategies across jurisdictions. An evaluation of secure end-user experience on the Dark Net establishes the motives of account initialization in overlaid networks such as Tor. To understand this further, we conducted a systematic analysis of research relating to Dark Net privacy and security on N = 200 academic papers, where we also explored the user side. Furthermore, not much is known of Dark Net from the user perspective, where often there is a misunderstanding of the usage strategies. The World Wide Web (Dark Net has become a growing community where users focus on keeping their identities, personal information, and locations secret due to the diverse population base and well-known cyber threats.
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