So…I was chatting on MadIRC again this morning (which has become a regular occurrence), and we had a stranger wander in. She was nice, but some of our conversations revolved around conspiracy theory-ish topics. At some point, she sent me a private message and was asking about Marianas Web. I thought, Oh, it’s my other […]
Not too long ago I wrote a post called Where Is My Dark Web Mystery Box?, and was essentially trying to debunk the idea. At the time, however, I hadn’t found any links that claimed to be offering such things. Today, however, one of my IRC friends pointed me to several sites that were supposedly selling […]
Those of you who read this blog regularly are probably familiar with the concept of the “deep web levels,” which I’ve said don’t exist – on more than one occasion. Someone asked me about it today, however, so here’s your “deep web primer.” The person who created the infamous deep web levels picture was just […]
One of the questions I’ve been getting recently is “How accurate is Welcome to the Game?” That’s a good question because the answer is mixed; parts of the games are accurate, and parts are not. Both games center around the concept of red rooms, which I’ve talked about at length on this blog. You have […]
One of my most popular posts of all time is Red Room Follow Up Part II, and since it’s almost Halloween, I figured it was time for another sequel! In that post, I explained, in theory, how you could set up your own red room (provided that there weren’t too many hurdles to overcome). Still, I’m […]
Note: I heard that Takedownman reviewed this site as well. I wrote this at the request of the site admin, not because of him! Last year, I wrote a post called Is Your Revenge Porn Pic on the Dark Web? I wrote this, not with the intention of promoting the subject, but raising awareness (despite how […]
Last time, on Secrets of the Dark… We explained some of the differences between the terms “deep web” and “dark web.” In part 2, I thought it might be helpful to go into a little depth about anonymous P2P networks. I’ve mentioned a few of these before: I2P, Freenet, ZeroNet, and GNUnet. There are, of […]
