It is said that they belong to the government, it is said that it is a myth, it is said that at this level, you can see things that would incite suicide.You can only access these sites by invitation, and it has super encrypted content that it is not even possible to read it.There are unknowns on level 5 from that infographic, and it does not have a well-defined name either. Many call it Zion; others called it the Marianas.The content of this level is known to be overwhelming and super traumatic, which encourages you to commit suicide, content that they do not want you to see and that you could risk your life just by watching it.
This myth got its name to Mariana Trench, the deepest (known) point in the entire ocean.Analogous to its geographic counterpart, it would consist of those regions so hidden that no one but a select few can access their information.Once the term originated, the Internet began to fill with legends about what is and what is not in the Marianas and alleged hackers who would have entered there and extracted information.They all had a different version of the supposed Marianas website and what was inside it.In essence, in the simplest of cases, the Web of the Marianas would be the secret servers of the FBI, the NSA, the CIA, and in general of the state security agencies not only of the United States but also of the United States of all the world.
Does such a thing exist?
No, but what are these encrypted pages that we cannot see as a regular .onion page (for example, sdjbcsputamadrefgcwf. onion)? If not, you come across encodings, and your task would be to decipher the code to obtain the web address.
Marianas Web is nothing more than a name, a name given to the most challenging pages to access in the Deep Web due to encryption difficulty. What are the most complex pages to access?Domains like .clos and .loky, it is said that Marianas Web can be linked in the addresses ending in .clos and .loky as intended in public.
Is there truth is there in this?
Little, relatively nothing.We will make the proper clarification of what the Marianas is.The Marianas does not exist, at least not as such. It is not a top-secret place where the things that could "change humanity" are, and there is no extreme gore, no government secrets, no actual photos of aliens, and no, neither are the domains like clos or loky.
Everything about the Marianas is a contradiction.You will be able to find people in dubious forums and websites who claim to have access.Many will tell you that it is not so bad. Others will tell you that the worst necrophilia and torture are there, like the actual Daisy Destruction. Some will even tell you the story of how they agreed (if anyone can believe it).The Marianas is, in short, a whole modern myth of the Internet of which there are a thousand versions.
Nor, of course, can you classify the Internet in levels; the iceberg is another invention that arose due to the popularity of the Deep Web.The "layers" and the "background" are not accurate because the web is not a material thing measured in meters and feet.The deepest layer, if you will, would probably be small private networks that have robust security protocols.
The "deep web," however, does exist, and it consists of parts of the Internet that not indexed by search engines and sometimes not even accessible through traditional web browsers.
The .clos and .loky, as mentioned by various users, are only domains of hidden networks protected by nodes, which means that you need ubuntu/Solaris, Freenet, tinc, and more to access.
These networks are what is called Closed Shell systems.The Closed Shell System is like the holy grail of the Internet.Many of them say that this is just an invention of some internet troll, possibly out of 4chan.They are only domains created out of imagination. Anyone can make one and invite users to see their content and allow certain users to share (create pages within my domain assuming it is mine).What I want to get to is that .loky, .clos, or other domains are private networks.
It is the model that governments worldwide generally follow to keep confidential information about their plans and so on.That is why the probability of accessing this type of information is almost none.It does not mean that you will find essential things there, but that they can contain millions of things that are as useful to us as they are useless (FTP access codes, WiFi access codes, locations of reserve weapons, budgets, reports, etc.).
Supposedly you can find endless things in these networks, but basically, what you will do is enter a network made up of small networks or "clans" that feed that great web.These networks are believed to be made up of experienced hackers.An example of what you can supposedly find: How to make tesla's death ray, the plans of the 13 Illuminati families, Artificial intelligence existing before the human race (Project CAIMEO), complete lineages of the Illuminati leaders, hidden prophecies by religions, the geographical location of Atlantis, etc.
As you read, what you can find on these networks is another myth.Networks like that do exist, yes, but if they are a private network, people can only access them physically; how could anyone guess their content?Just guesswork, like the Marianas.They are only local networks, like the ones they use to play on the LAN (only that it is an intranet, as the computers of a networked company and do not have Internet access.).
So I clarify that accessing these private networks is practically impossible (be it clos, loky, or any other termination, if they exist).Finally, the truth is that they are just local networks like any other and that the real challenge is finding those networks that contain information of a vital caliber and breaking any security they may have.To access, you should at least be part of a very select group. Hence the stories about these networks are so fanciful.
If you've wondered if the .clos and .loky network links are real, they probably aren't.
There are more rumors of other networks like .dafy, .murd, .life, and others.No one can deny that there are networks beyond the .onion, but if these names are accurate is not confirmed at all.The fault lies with various sources in Spanish, in which some sent several of these links to the public.Someone bothered to translate them into English and uploaded them into this completePastebin, which collects all these links that are probably hoaxes.
Theorizing about the Deep Web, Marianas, and other "hidden" networks are expected.The truth, almost always, is more straightforward than it seems.
