5 levels of the internet, what level of Deep Web

 

If you think of the dark web as a layer of the Internet that is very difficult to investigate and dig into, you will find that there are other layers that are even deeper. You may only know about the dark web or deep web, but there are other terms you should know. As written by

Gadnwid, here are his five levels of the internet that you need to understand: Apparently the dark web is still in turmoil.

1. Surface Network

The first level of the Internet is also known as the "Surface Network" or the "Visible Network." Surface Web is the Internet we access frequently every day. It is home to popular websites such as YouTube, Twitter, Wikipedia, and even Google.

2. Bergieweb

The next level of the Internet is Bergie Web. Bergie Web requires a proxy, Tor, or changes to your hardware. This level allows you to go deeper, but the websites within that level are indexed. An example is the photo forum 4chan, where senders can remain anonymous.

3. Deep Web

If you think the Deep Web is the deepest part of the Internet, you're wrong. It turns out that the deep web remains in third place. In the deep web, search engines cannot index websites. Access can only be achieved via The Onion Router (Tor).

4. Web Charter

The Web Charter is divided into two parts, the first part is typically accessed using Tor and the second part is accessed on the dark web. The dark web can be accessed using hardware modifications called closed shell systems. There's a lot of information here related to mystical things like Atlantis and World War II experiments, and it's also used to buy weapons, illegal drugs, and anything else you can't buy in the surrounding stores. It is believed that

5. Mariana Web

Even if there are actually other levels between Mariana Web, let alone Mariana Web, the upper levels are already very It is dangerous.

Mariana The Web is the deepest part of the Internet. Who owns it and who found it is still a mystery. It is assumed that only the United States will have access to this, and that it would require a quantum computer whose existence would be extremely difficult for the average person. He said this is where the United States keeps government secrets.