Dark-Web (silk road) Stopped for a while
 

[Law enforcement agencies from 17 countries flew into The Hague
as 40 digital investigators collaborated on
one of the biggest dark-web takedowns to date.
From the clinical environment of Europol’s Joint Cybercrime Action Taskforce
operations room, officers would use their scrambled communications
to co-ordinate with those in the field, making arrests and seizing
servers during the final stages of a six-month long investigation
into underground sites used to sell drugs, guns and hitmen. ]

http://www.theguardian.com/technolog...drugs-takedown

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Good News

I'm sure they think so, however its not true :laugh:

They thought they had got rid of silkroad and stuff (though thats not quite as serious) but within a few minutes it was back

The deep web wasn't all bad but i'm glad a lot of the bad things have been eradicated

Ahhh lol this is ABOUT silk road :joker: Only read the title and aristas bit.

Still not gone :hehe:

why would you buy drugs online though :umm2:

like how would they get them to you without knowing your address and ****

You give your address :shrug:

:umm2:

and they like deliver it to your house or something? i can't see how posting it would work

sounds messy

Probably a wise move, there's a lot more than drugs on the dark web.. some inhumane disgusting barbaric things on there I'm not going to go into because it makes me feel sick.

I'm not totally sure how it works as I have never ordered anything off it (cant get round the encryptions and that). I know people who have though so will try to remember to ask them :p

Hmm http://uk.pcmag.com/internet-product...ow-did-it-work

Yeah they get sent in the post :laugh:

Yes

but they arrested some criminals.

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FBI Reveals How It Traced Silk Road Servers

The bureau dismisses claims that the NSA "bogeyman" helped track down those allegedly behind the black market website.


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http://news.sky.com/story/1331962/fb...k-road-servers