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Re: Silk Road, the 'eBay of illegal drugs' busted by the FBI (POST IN THIS THREAD, DON'T MAKE A NEW ONE) [Re: modern.shaman]
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modern.shaman said:
The arrests of users have begun in the UK. Its only a matter of time when they start knocking on your doors.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/crime/10361974/First-British-Silk-Road-suspects-arrested-by-new-National-Crime-Agency.html


that actually says suppliers


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Re: Silk Road, the 'eBay of illegal drugs' busted by the FBI (POST IN THIS THREAD, DON'T MAKE A NEW ONE) [Re: B_BOY]
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I meant the users of the site; not drug users.

tymoteusz3 said:
Not if you used proper security practices.


Indeed


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Re: Silk Road, the 'eBay of illegal drugs' busted by the FBI (POST IN THIS THREAD, DON'T MAKE A NEW ONE) [Re: modern.shaman]
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so glad i never used sr:feelsgoodman:


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Re: Silk Road, the 'eBay of illegal drugs' busted by the FBI (POST IN THIS THREAD, DON'T MAKE A NEW ONE) [Re: B_BOY]
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B_BOY said:
modern.shaman said:
The arrests of users have begun in the UK. Its only a matter of time when they start knocking on your doors.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/crime/10361974/First-British-Silk-Road-suspects-arrested-by-new-National-Crime-Agency.html


that actually says suppliers



It says linked to SR, what does this even mean. I wonder if they raided some suppliers that were already locally known and found a tor package on there slabs. The amount of bs and misinformation in a majority of these articles is fairly entertaining sadly.


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Re: Silk Road, the 'eBay of illegal drugs' busted by the FBI (POST IN THIS THREAD, DON'T MAKE A NEW ONE) [Re: snoot]
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I set up a username just to look at SR because you couldnt view the page without registering, but I never purchased anything luckily. I was soooooooooo tempted to get some L off of there


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Re: Silk Road, the 'eBay of illegal drugs' busted by the FBI (POST IN THIS THREAD, DON'T MAKE A NEW ONE) [Re: B_BOY]
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B_BOY said:
modern.shaman said:
The arrests of users have begun in the UK. Its only a matter of time when they start knocking on your doors.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/crime/10361974/First-British-Silk-Road-suspects-arrested-by-new-National-Crime-Agency.html


that actually says suppliers


Other articles on this actually calls them "significant users" of SR which could just mean they made large/numberous purchases. They were arrested on suspicion of supplying controlled drugs not necessarily supplying on SR.


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Re: Silk Road, the 'eBay of illegal drugs' busted by the FBI (POST IN THIS THREAD, DON'T MAKE A NEW ONE) [Re: modern.shaman]
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I'm near devon :drunkdriver: I never used sr though

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Re: Silk Road, the 'eBay of illegal drugs' busted by the FBI (POST IN THIS THREAD, DON'T MAKE A NEW ONE) [Re: Fire is Born]
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I wonder what constitutes a "significant user" as a opposed to an insignificant. . .

The real question is, how was their information exposed?

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Re: Silk Road, the 'eBay of illegal drugs' busted by the FBI (POST IN THIS THREAD, DON'T MAKE A NEW ONE) [Re: trampis]
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probably peeps snitching on other peeps.

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Re: Silk Road, the 'eBay of illegal drugs' busted by the FBI (POST IN THIS THREAD, DON'T MAKE A NEW ONE) [Re: trampis]
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trampis said:
I wonder what constitutes a "significant user" as a opposed to an insignificant. . .

The real question is, how was their information exposed?



Truth is probably that they were brought down and arrested via normal surveillance tactics, and somehow an association is being made to the SilkRoad, the media sucks.


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Re: Silk Road, the 'eBay of illegal drugs' busted by the FBI (POST IN THIS THREAD, DON'T MAKE A NEW ONE) [Re: trampis]
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trampis said:
I wonder what constitutes a "significant user" as a opposed to an insignificant. . .

The real question is, how was their information exposed?


Well two months ago there was a malware made by the FBI to identify Tor users. There was also a paper showing that given enough time your identity MAY be exposed.
http://www.ibtimes.com/tor-users-exposed-fbi-blamed-malware-identifying-anonymous-network-users-1371933
https://lists.torproject.org/pipermail/tor-talk/2013-September/029756.html
https://lists.torproject.org/pipermail/tor-talk/2013-September/029889.html

AND now "NSA tracks Google ads to find Tor users"
:tinfoil:

I could just be paranoid and they could have just been arrested and then later linked to SR like already mentioned. Another possibility could simply lose lips.


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Re: Silk Road, the 'eBay of illegal drugs' busted by the FBI (POST IN THIS THREAD, DON'T MAKE A NEW ONE) [Re: modern.shaman] * 1
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The FBI infected FH with a malware that was tailored to one specific build and only harmed Windows users who had JS enabled, there was a update, and all was well.


Google ads? lol.


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Re: Silk Road, the 'eBay of illegal drugs' busted by the FBI (POST IN THIS THREAD, DON'T MAKE A NEW ONE) [Re: snoot]
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My friend was saying something like apparently TOR was created originally for the FBI to use so as great as it is, they know the ins and outs of what they're going up against.  He also said he wouldn't be surprised if there were guys so smart working for the FBI they couldn't crack the codes, figure out PGP, etc.

That's just what he said, I always thought PGP was uncrackable and TOR was untrackale but I keep an open mind.  He didn't say for sure, he just said you've gotta assume they got some realllll smart guys working over there with their life-goal, or at least large career goal, just to bring this down whole thing down (tor/deep web black markets, etc)...

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Re: Silk Road, the 'eBay of illegal drugs' busted by the FBI (POST IN THIS THREAD, DON'T MAKE A NEW ONE) [Re: extreme]
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Cracking encryption isn't a case of being smart.  It's a numbers game.  It would take hundreds of thousands of computers years to crack 128 bit encryption.  By the time computers become fast enough to make it practical, they'll have upgraded to more bits of encryption.


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Re: Silk Road, the 'eBay of illegal drugs' busted by the FBI (POST IN THIS THREAD, DON'T MAKE A NEW ONE) [Re: extreme]
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This story indicates that "Sabu" may be contributing to their efforts:

FBI's Christopher Tarbell – The Elliot Ness of Cyberspace who Busted Silk Road

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Re: Silk Road, the 'eBay of illegal drugs' busted by the FBI (POST IN THIS THREAD, DON'T MAKE A NEW ONE) [Re: Enlil]
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Enlil said:
Cracking encryption isn't a case of being smart.  It's a numbers game.  It would take hundreds of thousands of computers years to crack 128 bit encryption.  By the time computers become fast enough to make it practical, they'll have upgraded to more bits of encryption.


Yea that's kind of what I was thinking... there's no just "shortcut" through it all right?  I didn't think so but that's sorta what my friend was saying, like it was something that could just be solved.

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Re: Silk Road, the 'eBay of illegal drugs' busted by the FBI (POST IN THIS THREAD, DON'T MAKE A NEW ONE) [Re: extreme]
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this news is :feelsbadman:


I dont know anybody IRL who has used SR but I'd hate to see someone I know arrested for this


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Re: Silk Road, the 'eBay of illegal drugs' busted by the FBI (POST IN THIS THREAD, DON'T MAKE A NEW ONE) [Re: Enlil]
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Enlil said:
Cracking encryption isn't a case of being smart.  It's a numbers game.  It would take hundreds of thousands of computers years to crack 128 bit encryption.  By the time computers become fast enough to make it practical, they'll have upgraded to more bits of encryption.


False.

Japanese have broken both 923-bit encryption as well as 676-bit encryption. French ministry has broken 616-bit encryption.

The Japanese record was done with 21 computers, taking 140 days.


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Re: Silk Road, the 'eBay of illegal drugs' busted by the FBI (POST IN THIS THREAD, DON'T MAKE A NEW ONE) [Re: twighead]
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That was an entirely different form of encryption.  AES and PGP 128 are still quite secure.


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Re: Silk Road, the 'eBay of illegal drugs' busted by the FBI (POST IN THIS THREAD, DON'T MAKE A NEW ONE) [Re: twighead]
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That is what is called being lucky.  As Enil said, it is a numbers game.  Yeah, they may have done it in 140 days, but when dealing with averages that's how it works.

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My friend was saying something like apparently TOR was created originally for the FBI to use so as great as it is,


Not the FBI, the US Navy.

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