This is my humble selection of death-related links. As far as I’m concerned, the web doesn’t get any deadlier than this list of primal, death-oriented websites.
After both links sections you will find an article about the deep web.
Death-Related Dead Available on The Bergie Web
I Advise you Not to Go to the Darknets
Among the internet lore circulating (that may or may not have originated in 4chan) there’s a leveled classification of the deep web that someone expressed poorly and that many others followed the poor expression of the idea, creating silly diagrams about it.
I don’t believe that there’s a correlation between the real thing and the diagrams and the general idea of the crowd about the dark web that resulted from those shallow diagrams.
Still, I don’t know if all the different situations, technologies, and modes of internet usage that the hierarchy that purportedly makes the dark web do ultimately exist. They may exist, but not in the structured, laddered way they are represented.
You’re better off not even spending a single minute of your life on the .onion-based internet. Don’t connect to the dark web and start to search the things in the diagram because you’re going to be grossly disappointed.
If you must go, then, by all means, get a cheap laptop or netbook to do it. Not only this, of having a dedicated, empty computer without any personal data, but you should also use Tails Linux, especially if you are a novice.
Tails is a Linux distribution that runs everything over TOR, and you can run the operating system from a pen drive to make it completely secure.
Without a thing like Tails, there are too many points of failure, especially when you are starting, and you risk the event of your operating system firing something that was scheduled or whatnot, that connects to the surface web while you’re using TOR, thus exposing your identity.
This is a disappointment because you can easily become a target for industrial-grade cyber-attacks from the dark web when you blow your cover, and not only the computer with which you caused the problem is going to pay the price, other computers in your private network may do it too like I think it happened to me.
Dark Web Structure
I cobbled this structure together after many nights cultivating knowledge of the dark web without the guts to expose myself to the transparent horrors you subject your computer to when you enter the dark web or the internet that runs on TOR.
Transparent, because while you’re surfing the deep web of .onion sites, you don’t see it, but it’s probable that your computer is subjected to much more sophisticated attacks than the ones it encounters when you surf the surface web.
My practical, in-the-field experience of the dark web is severely limited. I’m sure that my deep web career lasted for less than twelve hours of use. That’s because I had the bad luck of encountering someone or some code that wanted to scare me, or worse.
Happily, my experience was mild. What happened to me was that my desktop computer turned off by itself, abruptly, five minutes after I have been surfing the deep web with a laptop.
My computer never did a thing like that, and it couldn’t have been a micro-cut of the electricity supply, because I had a UPS that kept the computer on even when the power went out and stood out.
Homebrew Dark Web Diagram
This is my humble, and totally wrong, classification that I cobbled together through years of occasionally reading about the dark web on regular sites. Since all this is way far-fetched, there’s no need to do deep research, because there’s nothing to research if you don’t want to touch the thing, like in my case.
When I wrote this content I cross-checked it with other classifications and it differs from them wildly, but since the majority’s opinion is that the classification of its levels is mostly a fib, an opinion to which I also subscribe, then it doesn’t matter.
The best recommendation I can give you about the deep web is just read about it on the surface web and don’t care to go and check for yourself.
It’s just too vulgar and with a big potential of harming you and your equipment physically, mentally, and/or spiritually.
Like I said if you need to connect to it, do it from an informed and secure position, and by no means go searching for anything that I list below in the diagram.
Understand that if you go looking for anything offered by the popular imaginary, the dark web will at once see through you and it will take you for a ride. And it isn’t going to be cool.
The ride it would take you for if you approach it wrongly, is going to be 100% negative and will put you at a disadvantage. It can be a hundred different things, but the bottom line is you’ll regret having done it because you aren’t going to be able to forget the experience or unsee what you saw.
1 Surface Web / Deep Web
Google=indexes only 4-16% of the total internet
1.1 Surface Web into Bergie Web
- 4chan, Freehive, 1eden, Black Hat World
- Recently web crawled content
- Old Content
- Pirated Media
- Pornography
- Public Databases
1.2 Deep Web and Clear Web
A transparent web that isn’t indexed by search engines, but sites of this category can be found easily, with a little work. It doesn’t require TOR.
- IoT
- Databases
- Home Servers
- Media Servers
- Non-indexed sites
- Secret government network
2 Dark Web / Darknet
Proxied Web / non-.ONION
Content that has been moderated out of the clear web
- Illegal reports
- Hacked materials
- Assassination videos
- Grotesque adult content
- Security topics
- Celebrity gossip/dirt
2.2 Charter Web / .onion Websites (TOR required)
2.2.1 Charter Web A
- .onion Login Matrixes
- Hidden Wiki
- Illegal Transactions
- Banned Books
- Eliza Data Information
- Hacking
- Mercenaries
- Banned Content
- Hack logs
- Terrorism
- Illegal science
2.2.2 Charter Web B
Facilogical forward derivative computing, seriously? I guess this is just a caricature of the Illuminati's method of reality conditioning. To create a manipulating reality, you just create the reality you want to subject others to and then inject a little truth into it to offset the falsehood.
In the case of the arcane, esoteric technological terminology used, the real-sounding effect was achieved through adding just two or three real-world terms (Shell? Quantum? Supercomputing?) in a long laundry list of make-believe fibs.
- CLOS (Closed Shell System) 80% of the content of the web not volume but a concentration of information
- Single Computer not connected to any network
- Network of Computers not Connected to the Internet
- Any Other Networks
- Experimental Material
- Gadolinium Gallium Garnet Electronic Quantum (GGGEQP) Processors
- Facilogical Forward Derivatal Supercomputing
- Dark Information
- “Law of 13”
- World War II Experiences
- The Location of Atlantis
- Processors
- Tesla Blueprints
- Black Budget Technology Blueprints
2.3 Marianas Web (aka The Tsalalnet)
Please, if you’re not going to follow the disclaimer of not searching for any of these things, at least don’t search for the keyword Mariana's web in particular.
If you do it, you’re going to find one of the most coarse jokes about the dark web ever, and it’s going to gross you out big time and stain your psyche forever with another horrible image.
- Boorish Demonic Networks/content/activities (child/animal/corpse abuse)
- RL Gore
- Necrophilia
- Necrozoophilia
- Organized crime
2.4 The Death Zone
- Red Rooms (snuff streaming)
- Your technological equipment is killed
- You're killed
- Military-grade hacking code to prevent others from sticking around
3 The Fog A.K.A The Virus Soup
- Quantum computing required
- Hacking ops
4 The Primarch System
Nobody knows what it is, probably Asmodeus and Lucifer interfacing to computer technology.
Dark Web Diagram ToDos
This list is by no means complete, I have several other things to fit into it like illegal digital drug markets, exotic animal traffickers, weapons dealers, and hit-man services.
