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On November 29 2013 07:39 sluggaslamoo wrote:Show nested quote +On November 26 2013 07:56 seraphdd wrote:On November 26 2013 05:46 3772 wrote:On November 23 2013 12:22 ninazerg wrote:I was considering for awhile purchasing some items from this site, but now it's gone  Everyone else has illegal good, where are MY illegal goods? There are other sites that operate in nearly identical way. DPR got busted because he fucked up, but everything that allowed the site to function still does. The crypto wasn't broken, it was just a failure of the human element. In any case, do your homework and don't do anything stupid. Are you sure about all of that? I know there are other sites, but I thought it is no longer safe for the people buying. I mean people are still buying but I thought it was more like no one cares enough to arrest everyone buying but they could if they really wanted to. Its possible that people could get arrested and jailed as an "example", but these will be token arrests just like what happened with a select few in the states for downloading music. In the end the FBI have bigger fish to fry, they will go for the owners and possibly a few sellers but most likely not the buyers. It would be naive to think that you are hidden though, everything is probably monitored, but you are just a cow in the herd. That's why I don't bother encrypting or anything, if the police really wanted to catch buyers, PGP encryption wouldn't help me at all, its not one-way encryption (e.g MD5) which is pretty much the only safe form of encryption IMO. A form of wireshark with decryption is probably a walk in the park for them.
You quoted me then said basically the same thing I said.
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I don't get it, US has a lot of "hidden" intel and yet they make this into news? I bet they could probably catch 50% more if they wanted with the level of intel they gather. Really it's like ooooh let's tell the people we got another one That will cheer them up
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On November 30 2013 00:41 seraphdd wrote:Show nested quote +On November 29 2013 07:39 sluggaslamoo wrote:On November 26 2013 07:56 seraphdd wrote:On November 26 2013 05:46 3772 wrote:On November 23 2013 12:22 ninazerg wrote:I was considering for awhile purchasing some items from this site, but now it's gone  Everyone else has illegal good, where are MY illegal goods? There are other sites that operate in nearly identical way. DPR got busted because he fucked up, but everything that allowed the site to function still does. The crypto wasn't broken, it was just a failure of the human element. In any case, do your homework and don't do anything stupid. Are you sure about all of that? I know there are other sites, but I thought it is no longer safe for the people buying. I mean people are still buying but I thought it was more like no one cares enough to arrest everyone buying but they could if they really wanted to. Its possible that people could get arrested and jailed as an "example", but these will be token arrests just like what happened with a select few in the states for downloading music. In the end the FBI have bigger fish to fry, they will go for the owners and possibly a few sellers but most likely not the buyers. It would be naive to think that you are hidden though, everything is probably monitored, but you are just a cow in the herd. That's why I don't bother encrypting or anything, if the police really wanted to catch buyers, PGP encryption wouldn't help me at all, its not one-way encryption (e.g MD5) which is pretty much the only safe form of encryption IMO. A form of wireshark with decryption is probably a walk in the park for them. You quoted me then said basically the same thing I said. Actually you said you thought "it is no longer safe for people buying" and in his response he explained to you that essentially, it was never safe.
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