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(#16) Riddle Me This...
Posted by Redditor /u/Catterstrope:
While randomly clicking around Tor one night I found a site with a riddle and a text box to enter an answer. After figuring it out, it took me to another page that had a message to decode and another text box, basically every page was a puzzle and got harder every time, I was 15 and not very smart with those kinds of things so I found a forum where other people had discovered the site and were talking about it, apparently on the final page it just displayed a date and a quote from Alice in Wonderland.
I believe it was just a site made to be some sort of entertainment for very experienced de-coders and programmers but there was speculation that it was a hacker recruiting site similar to Cicada 3301, either way, it creeped me out a lot.
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(#8) Behind The 'Little Doors'
Posted by Redditor /u/ProgressiveCoder:
So this may seem like a nebulous answer, but the REAL scary s**t are the "portals". By that, I mean little doors hidden from everyone except the people who know that they are looking for. Seemingly innocuous sites that have clues hidden in the page source, or seemingly innocent image galleries containing images that have audio clues or other things embedded in the code that have to be extracted through specific means.
When I was in college, the guy who got me into computers used to show me the ones he had cracked. One of them led to a PDF that was a copy of the original Anarchist's Cookbook - 1st Edition, before it was heavily edited and stripped down. It had s**t in there including detailed chemical breakdowns of military grade explosives - way deeper than just your typical "this is how you build a weapon" stuff.
There were other, more sinister "portals" too. There was one that just led to a chat room he showed me that was some kind of ultra occult LARPing s**t, except they would share ASCII image scans of super f**ked up s**t (like snuff-level violence) that you could really only see if you copy-pasted the code into a word editor and scaled it a certain way.
Lots of bizarre, hacker-wizardry and some of it is creepy AF.
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(#14) DIY Vasectomy Kit
Posted by Redditor /u/busty_crustacean:
DIY vasectomy kit on SR. it was a kit of weird dentist tool looking hooks and some tube thing. $20.
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(#13) Uranium For Sale
Posted by Redditor /u/caddet5:
Scariest thing I saw on AlphaBay was someone selling enriched uranium. Probably a scam, but it was still scary.
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(#15) Wrong Address
Posted by Redditor /u/TheKingofBananas:
I first learned about the deep web back in grade 10 when this really strange kid in my grade was going on about it. We sat together in English and had a new teacher that wasn't quite good and didn't really know how to control the class so the last twenty minutes or so she would just let us do whatever. Everyone around this kids desk, let's call him Eli, would crowd around his computer and watch him monkey around on Silk Road and weird other sites he found...
Eventually Eli decided to order [substances] from some site. This was high school so we all lived at home, so he figured he'd order DMT to his cottage, go up for a weekend, and pick it up to hide in his closet. So, he typed in his address to some guy, worked out the details, and waited. Went up to his cottage the next weekend and we all waited for his return for the stories.
Eli got back and we all ran up to him to ask if it worked. He said it didn't and he was really p*ssed since he had already paid the guy. He complained to whoever was selling him the [substances] and the guy was really understanding and said he send an even bigger package to his cottage. Eli went up the next weekend. Still nothing. The guy was very apologetic and said he'd send one more. Still nothing!
Eli gave up and figured it was just a guy trying to make a quick buck. He gave up on the deep web and that was that. Months later he goes up to his cottage with his family and has a big dinner party with the whole complex of cottages. He's shmoozing around and overhears these elderly people talking about going to the cops. He asks why and they tell him. They've been consistently getting shipments of drugs every week. Eli had typed in the wrong address and the guy he was talking to had been sending more and more to the wrong people each week because he felt so bad.
He was so sketched out that he quit everything and now is doing quite well for himself. Proud of him.
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(#7) Trying To Buy Buckets Of Bedbugs
Posted by Redditor /u/urbanhawk1:
I remember a long time ago there was a guy online that was trying to buy large quantities of bed bugs. When questioned why he wanted them he basically said that he wanted to try to breed them to be resistant to normal methods of killing them while simultaneously breeding in a weakness that only he knew. This way he could release them in peoples houses and then force them to pay him to get rid of the bed bugs since no one else would be able to kill them.
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The deep web is a search engine that cannot be found routinely on the Internet, and pages will not be added to the index. 96% of deep web data cannot be accessed through standard search engines. Although most of it is useless information, there is all terrifying content on it, including child trafficking, bitcoin money laundering, hallucinogens, marijuana, etc. The deep web has long been not limited to military use.
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