These dark web stories will chill you to the bone and keep you up at night.
The "Dark Web" is well-known for websites that host content that is downright outrageous and could just push any human's boundaries. We did a thorough analysis of the Deep Web and have gone a little further to reveal the dark web's underbelly. Behind the veil of anonymity, users browse all kinds of evil content, which has resulted in a few stories that surfaced on the internet. We picked seven stories from the deep web that shocked and scared us, and we think they might do the same for you.
1.They See Us (from fake_fakington, a Redditor)
This was prior to Google. The majority of web pages still used very basic HTML with Javascript.CSS was rarely used. Only some banking websites and discussion boards had front-end/back-end combinations that were at least somewhat mature. Etc. Early Internet An actual "deep web" story, not just one about illegal online activities. "I was just clicking on links from random blogs, Geocities sites, and other similar sites. I eventually found an odd page that, for the time, was very well designed and appeared to be random thoughts from various people. As if a group of people were attempting to pass secret notes, the messages appeared to be cryptic. I started by going through the source, and various IP addresses were hidden in the comments of a Javascript.
"I started enumerating after compiling all of the IPs into a text file. Almost all of them were university routers with banner messages like "Warning! At the University of Bla Bla, this is a safe system. Most of them worked with the old Cisco default credentials, but I didn't look around. I can recall at least one IIS server on a few of the IP addresses, most of which were web servers running Apache on Linux or BSD.
"I finally found a web server with several smaller subdirectories containing the same HTML files and TIFF images. For the IP, no reverse records were returned by lookup. It was located as far as Colorado on a VisualRoute. It appeared as though the HTML files contained records that a psychologist or other mental health professional would keep. Faxes, which appeared to be of a medical and military nature, made up the images."
"A new HTML file with the name "1-.HELLO-THERE.html" was at the top of my search as I returned to the parent directory from a subdirectory. The time stamp was accurate to the present moment. The message "we see you" was displayed in plain text when I opened it. All capital letters, no quotes .After about 15 seconds, the server stopped working.
Methamphetamine in Pink
If you have an ex-girlfriend and want to exact revenge on her, there is the ideal website to fill with naked women, you miserable creep.
The deep web-based website allows users to upload naked photos of their ex-girlfriends, which could eventually result in the person in the photo being harassed. Due to multiple lawsuits, the website is no longer in operation; however, another website has emerged since its demise.
The Destruction of Daisy
Child pornography is just as common on the surface web as it is on the deep web. However, the following case goes a little too far. A child who was sexually abused and tortured has a snuff film. The video was widely distributed by paedophiles on the deep web, and popular websites like 4Chan and Reddit made it available to the wider internet community.
Peter Scully, an Australian scumbag, was arrested in the Philippines on the charge of making multiple videos of child abuse. The video was made.
Semper_Fi_Cerberus, a Reddit user, reported the slow internet—er, the bell
I was simply browsing websites for the third time on the deep web. On the sidebar of this particular individual's home page, I discovered a link that read, "For journalist and people new to the deep web. "In the hope that it contained useful and interesting information, I clicked on it. A picture began to load as a new page opened. All that loaded was the head of an elderly Asian man with blood on his chin—thank goodness for slow Internet. Before the rest of the image could load, I quickly closed the tab. I still wonder what the whole picture was to this day, but I'm glad I didn't see it.
"TL:I probably avoided seeing a graphic image because of my slow internet.
Human Experimentation
You wouldn't be wrong if you thought that the Nazis were the last people to experiment on people during the Holocaust. You can use the documents on this website as an index to conduct your own experiments in concentration camps.
According to the website, they appear to have multiple warehouses where they carry out such repugnant experiments on humans. They even perform sterilization, starvation, radiation exposure, and bleach injections into a pregnant woman. According to the website, homeless individuals who were abducted for the sole purpose of experimentation are the subjects of these experiments.
"Not all humans are equal, for some of them were born superior to others" seems to be their slogan, in my opinion.
