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RE: [RSS] - Russian Government Offers $111,000 For Cracking Tor Anonymity Network - android() - 07-29-2014
Goodluck breaking that. Though i'm pretty sure people encrypt there encrypted tor traffic soooo
RE: [RSS] - Russian Government Offers $111,000 For Cracking Tor Anonymity Network - TheStonedWannabe - 07-29-2014
(07-29-2014, 07:23 AM)XrpmX13 Wrote: [quote='Templar.Clown' pid='201163' dateline='1406583785']
@TheStonedWannabe You do know that SilkRoad was shut down by the Feds quite a while ago right? Unless if your tutorial can be used with similar services which are still active on the Deep Web. Since pretty much the majority of stuff sold over there is illegal, I'm pretty sure tutorials for how to safely ship products from places like that would be against the rules of this forum.
Yes, version one was shut down due the the weakness of site creators passwords (it was shut down with a weakness on his part rather than a weakness in tor)
Version 2 is now up and running fine.
The majority of products are illegal however, isn't it the same principle of P2P? It is used primarily for copyrighted material but is an outstanding way to share files.
I see SilkRoad (this tutorial can be used with other websites, it outlines anonymity and BTC etc) as an important way to be able use the internet anonymously
And there are non-illegal products there, as well as illegal. But for me, wrongly illegal.