"Dante, this is not a game ...": The intrepid Internet user of the Deep Web

The Deep Web, also known as the deep web, is a place extremely dangerous and scary for common internet users. All this is due to the large number of activities that are carried out there or that are in sight, they are mostly illegal.

However, there have been many people who have ventured to this mysterious place, and they have had terrifying experiences to tell. Many times it happens that, people do not know what awaits them when entering this part of the Web, and they are not experts navigating it, but this is not a game.

One of those stories will be told below, which is about an intrepid netizen who suffered not one, but two hacks while entering the dangerous waters of the deep web. This experience will leave dear how dangerous it is to enter this hidden face of the network.

Advancing on the Internet: The First Two Levels

This journey begins with an intrepid netizen named Dante. Since he learned about the existence of the Deep Web, he wanted to know it with his own eyes, but little did he imagine the macabre experience he would have. In this story, Dante start by giving some context about the deep web, and explains it at different levels.

The first two levels would be zero and one, which have nothing special in themselves, and which are part of the superficial internet. The level zero have web pages such as Facebook, Google, YouTube or Wikipedia, and other extremely popular sites, which do not represent any danger. Next comes level one, which is kind of weird.

At the number one level of the internet, you can find websites nothing dangerous, but little known and strange. These can be found by typing the domain into the search engine; however, they have themes such as astral travel, existential philosophy, pornographic pages or interaction forums. At this point, everything is normal, until you advance to level three.

Fictional Stories or Total Perversion ?: Level Three

Upon entering level three, our intrepid surfer reports that at this point it can only be accessed using the Tor browser. The reason is that these sites cannot be entered even by copying and pasting a complete link to the web. From here begins the dangerous deep web, or Deep Web.

In this moment of navigation, Dante relates that things can be found from extremely useless to too disturbing: you can see websites abandoned for decades or content that cannot be seen on the superficial web due to copyright issues. But that's not the only thing Dante could find at this point.

In addition to vague content, he was also able to find child pornography sites, gun sales, drug sales, bomb-making tutorials and extremely cruel content of torture. However, what most disturbed our intrepid navigator were the conversations of the users.

While scrolling through various forums that can be found on the Deep Web, the intrepid surfer was able to realize that there were a large number of users talking about disturbing and illegal topics, but also making jokes. That is why he says that if a person said graphically how he had committed a murder, it was not possible whether it was fact or fiction.

Computer Sharks and State Secrets: Levels Four and Five

Although the previous levels were dangerous, the truth is that at this point security, both computer and physical, are in serious danger. The reason for this is that at this point there are a large number of hackers, who are not simple university students with a computer, but real computer sharks.

At this level, the number of dangerous people out there is staggering: there are hackers who can embezzle funds, steal bank accounts, steal information and the like. But there are also tons of videos of live human torture, trafficking in women, and even trade in human organs. At this level, all payments are made with Bitcoin - an almost untraceable cryptocurrency.

But, by finishing the fourth level and entering the fifth, you can really see that the wickedness of humans has no limits. At this point you can see a lot of state secrets, such as nuclear, biological weapons, and even extremely valuable but ghoulish historical items, such as a WWII lamp with Jewish skin and bones.

A Disturbing Hack: Level Six Not a Game!

Although all the other levels are macabre, the intrepid Internet user tells that at this point he enters the area called "Database". Not everyone comes here, but the elite of the elite. By deciphering the information that reaches this point, any type of data may be the owner, and Dante learned this the hard way.

Although it cost him a lot, he managed to get to this point, but when he entered his computer it shut down and restarted on its own, just as if the electricity had been cut. But when he turned on the computer again, he only saw that the disk had been erased, and a message in the blog of notes just in the center of the screen it said "Don't do it again."

Although the scare that took him away from the Deep Web for a few days, the intrepid Internet user was able to enter again, but before reaching the fifth level the same thing happened. However, this time what happened was more terrifying; about twenty minutes after the PC restarted the doorbell rang, and although Dante answered on the intercom no one answered.

When going down to the floor in his building, this intrepid Internet user could only see an envelope with a note, which had no return address and said “Dante, this is not a game. Do not try again, do not make us go for you ". This was undoubtedly a terrifying experience, making the dangers of entering the deep web totally clear.