In the coming days, I will be taking notes on my experience with the Deep Web.
Honestly, I find its use for "good" purposes somewhat useless. I imagine that in a country with strict censorship, as happens in harsh dictatorships, it could be a good thing. But in places where freedom is a right, the use of 'liberating' tools smells like a tool for criminal practices.
Anyway, let's go.
I just installed Tor, a browser very similar to Mozilla that promises to create a kind of VPN for anonymous browsing.
I'm going to open Google. A bit obvious, but it's a start.
The main page opened,
I tried to search for 'silviolobo', and an error was displayed:
See the error:
---- ERROR START ---
Our systems have detected unusual traffic from your computer network. Please try your request again later. Why did this happen?
IP address: 51.15.3.205
Time: 2019-10-09T03:49:52Z
URL: https://www.google.com.br/search?source=hp&ei=z1idXa28Acz4wAK3-ZzoBA&q=silviolobo&oq=silviolobo&gs_l=psy-ab.3...7200.8400..8900...0.0..0.700.2100.3-2j2j0j1......0....1..gws-wiz.....0..0i131j0j0i10j0i30j0i10i30j0i5i30j0i5i10i30.OY24FtG2Otc&ved=0ahUKEwjt3_Pioo7lAhVMPFAKHbc8B00Q4dUDCAc&uact=5
---- ERROR END ----
This happens when multiple people try to use the same IP. Therefore, I believe this happens because a very large number of people are using the same IP, so I imagine it's very difficult to determine who is who.
The IP, as shown in the error, is 51.15.3.205, which has nothing to do with my real IP.
Keep clicking below to see everything that happened.
I'm going to try to access this site. rua44.info.
Very sloooooow... Waiting.
My site showed an error and a captcha.
--- error start ---
rua44.info
is protected by Imunify360
We have noticed an unusual activity from your IP 185.220.100.252 and blocked access to this website.
Please confirm that you are not a robot
--- error end ---
I'm going to answer the captcha.
Very slow, and only after answering the captcha 03 (three) times did they allow me to access my site.
Many scripts are not working.
The site is very slow.
Since the Facebook script seemed to work, I'll click on it.
Oops, error, Facebook doesn't work either, an error appears.
Servers notice that you are accessing from a bad network.
It's obvious that sites that value security wouldn't allow access so easily.
I accessed an adult site with pornographic content, and I see that it worked almost perfectly, including ads and video playback.
But not all is pure ruin. I searched the internet and found a search engine that seems to work satisfactorily, duckduckgo.com.
I don't endorse the security and privacy that duckduckgo promises, but I see that it works.
It's not a Google, but searching for 'silvolobo' it found my Instagram, Twitter, even Wikipedia, but nothing about my site.
For those who don't know, the actual links of the Deep Web, only accessible through its own network, are composed of a sequence of meaningless letters ending in .onion (Something like gdfbsdfbsdbfsd.onion) (I invented this address). And as strange as it may seem, I only found links through Google in a regular browser. Not on Tor.
Not 5, not 6, I tried 12 links until one worked.
The site was a simplistic version of a porn site with videos accessible after registration with a login and password. The detail is that the videos were marked with the log xvide0s, a very popular site.
I imagine even here that the big advantage is anonymous browsing. But there are no serious companies offering useful services.
But leaving the pornography site, also because I'm afraid and disgusted of finding something I don't want to see, I'll look for e-commerce sites to check if it's really possible to buy everything.
On Google, they say that a certain Gray Market is good.
Now it's about knowing what's good. They are asking for a pin to enter, since I have no idea what it is, or I'll try another site.
Another site, whose link I won't share, is called Samsara Market.
It claims to have PGP security,
I click on Register, and it stays frozen...
Extremely slow,
It seems the Pin is just an additional password.
They sell medicine, something I would never buy online, and they sell drugs. Although I believe it's a safe way to trick fools.
It seems the focus is on Holland and the United Kingdom.
Now it's time to check the forums, if there's really anything intelligent being discussed (I doubt it).
Right off the bat, the first forum is about pirated content, something that hardly exists on the conventional web??????
Everything is very slow.
The forum demotivated me, with an image of death, a bullet-riddled head.
That's all for today, my experience couldn't have been worse.
>> I'm back to add an important note:
Practically all pornography links on the Deep Web contain pedophilia. This is an abomination of sick and disgusting people.
The Deep Web allows these people to share these crimes without being located.
Therefore, it is extremely important to meditate on the price and consequences of even freedom.
Although the Tor Project says it's possible to report links with pornographic material and try to identify their authors. In a long internet search, it's not possible to identify any serious action by the Tor Project against pedophilia, or even a link to report it.
