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DEF CON 21 - Unexpected Stories From a Hacker Inside the Government

 

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  • jahmad
    jahmad at March 26,2017
    I find the whole Silk Road story interesting. While Silk Road was the big name, that doesn't mean there aren't other similar market places in existence. With Tor and the anonymity it provides I think its very difficult to take down networks like these. I'm curious to know how the Silk Road takedown actually occurred, perhaps more from a tip off on the inside or an undercover.
  • shubhragupta
    shubhragupta at April 02,2017
    The creation of Silk Road is very interesting and the way FBI caught the dead pirate roberts and shut it down. I would love to explore more how this whole thing works. More cases will definitely be reported going forward. It was amazing to see how it was caught and the site was shut down.
  • ftj258
    ftj258 at April 05,2017
    That was mystery novel. I really enjoyed it though. Step by step process of how the FBI caught DPR was very interesting. It might seem that DPR was very careless but if you really think about it its not that uncommon. I mean he was doing so much and dealing with so much. For a normal human being making mistakes is common. And because criminals makes mistakes is why they get caught. I also think that redandwhite was scamming DPR. The point though is that it doesn't stop with DPR. It will keep growing
  • bschmid5
    bschmid5 at April 24,2017
    This video was published on October 11, 2013 by Wes Spencer, a faculty member the Telecommunications Systems Management program and Murray State University. This video presents and entertaining and fascinating analysis of how the initial implementation of The Silk Road and its creator, Ross Ulbricht, was taken down by the FBI. Unfortunately, the FBI win was short-lived as other competitors to The Silk Road (in addition to newer versions of The Silk Road itself) have simply popped-up in its place. Given the ease at creating anonymous black market product/service sites using the TOR network and the length of time it takes to follow the sparse leads, this does not bode well for law enforcement around the world.
  • msharma6
    msharma6 at April 26,2017
    Thats interesting. Silk road was such a sophisticated setup and this video shows simply what it was all about and what brought them down by the FBI.
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