6 websites that almost feel illegal to know about

As you know, I love finding hidden apps and cool sites that actually help people or kill boredom. I found six crazy websites that I really think everyone should try at least once in their life. If you are bored of opening the same old apps and want to see some cool stuff, check these out👇🏻

Incompetech

This whole site is run by an American composer named Kevin MacLeod. Most people know him because he makes a ton of background music and lets everyone use it for free. Also you can sort music by mood without signing up for anything. Also, a lot of people have no idea, but music is not the only thing on here.

When you click through the top menu, he actually has a bunch of random everyday tools. You can generate and print your own custom graph paper, make printable calendars, and he even added an Emoji Finder tool. You can search through hundreds of emojis, grab symbols for math or calculus, arrows, currency signs, and copy those cute text faces (Kaomoji) straight to your clipboard. The site has a ton of useful little extras on it.

GrayhatWarfare

This one is pretty crazy and a bit wild it is an online tool that lets you search through open cloud storage folders that big companies accidentally left unlocked on the internet so, real security testers use it to see what files are exposed online it gives you the tools to make your own decisions. But they strongly warn you not to misuse the private files you find. The creator said it is not a single project but built from many small tools.

Osiris AI

Osiris AI is a crazy open source intelligence tool that runs right in your browser it's lets you see a 3D globe with over 10,000 planes, 2,000 satellites, worldwide public CCTV cameras, and even active conflict zones all on a single screen. It gives you the kind of intelligence that only governments used to have. An amazing tool for journalism and security. It even has tools built in to scan ports and analyze domains without needing an API key. Literally feels like you are looking at a spy computer.

EverythingMoe

If you watch anime or read manga, this site is a giant cheat sheet and the best place to find up to date links and domains for anime sites. I love that it gives you the pros and cons of each site so you know if it is safe before clicking. Just a really good index to find new streaming places. Just know a lot of the links go to sites that might not be totally legal. So be careful before clicking otherwise have fun to exploring new things.

BornHere

Want to know what the world looked like on the day you were born? Then this site is for you. But I checked a web safety scanner and they gave the domain a trust score of 49 out of 100 because it is pretty new. So it is fun to look at, but do not type in real personal information just explore for fun.

4FNet

If you miss playing old computer games, this site has a huge library of retro PC games and horror archives. They list stuff like Dead Rising, DayZ, Silent Hill, and Five Nights at Freddys. But I dug into the gaming forums on Reddit to see if it was actually safe, and the reviews are really bad. One user tried to download a Prince of Persia game and said it was just malware.

Another person said they downloaded a game and it changed their default browser and made their PC run incredibly slow. They said they probably got a virus or backdoor. Someone else said a weird command window popped up for a split second when they tried to boot their PC after downloading Need for Speed Underground 2. So honestly, I do not recommend downloading stuff from here. Keep this site in mind just so you know to stay away and warn your friends! 😅

That's it. Let me know in the comments which one you liked the most, and tell me which websites or apps I need to add in my next article!