Mortis

Red Web

True Crime, Society & Culture

4.8 • 4.1K Ratings

🗓️ 3 August 2020

⏱️ 61 minutes

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Stories have been shared of a strange website with nothing but a simple login page. Before its sudden disappearance, curious users discovered that the innocuous login page hid terabytes of unknown data. Today, we analyze what we know about Mortis.com. Follow us on Twitter @RedWebPod https://twitter.com/RedWebPod. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	In 1997, a mysterious website appeared on the internet.
0:09.2	Greeting visitors with nothing but a simple login page, it was soon discovered the website
0:13.4	hid terabytes of data.
0:15.5	This made people even more curious and they did everything they could to try to get past
0:19.5	the login page.
0:20.7	But before anything concrete could be determined, the site was shut down.
0:24.8	Today we'll be discussing the strange case of mortis.com.
0:29.3	This is the Red Web.
0:38.9	Welcome back.
0:40.4	Another mystery, another week another mystery Alfredo.
0:43.1	That's what I would say.
0:45.1	Apparently terabytes of data stored in hidden away.
0:50.8	Tucked.
0:51.8	Nice and tight away I'm Trevor Collins.
0:53.4	I'm your local, your resident, mystery enthusiast.
0:57.2	And with me as always Alfredo Diaz, what do you think about this woman?
1:01.4	I mean, it's another website, it's another mysterious website.
1:06.2	I mean, you know, it could just be a ton of information that is completely useless and
1:11.7	pointless.
1:12.8	He just dumps a bunch of blank documents on there.
1:16.1	Thousands of pages of empty word documents.
1:18.4	Yeah, I mean, maybe it's just a wild goose chase, but I'm going to guess it's not.
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