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Security / are people really using their real IP when they work with bitcoin exchangers?
« on: May 02, 2012, 06:10 am »
That sucks if it is the case. You need to find a way to be anonymous when you buy and sell bitcoins. There is absolutely no point in using anonymous cash in methods if you connect to the exchanger from your real IP address. Buy a private VPS anonymously and connect to it via Tor, then use the VPS for exchanger stuff. Or find an exchanger that doesn't lock accounts that they see proxies connecting to. At the very least use open WiFi from a random location when dealing with them.

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Rumor mill / Re: What's the chance that these 'scammers' have been arrested?
« on: May 02, 2012, 03:00 am »
Quote from: Limetless on May 02, 2012, 02:51 am
I discussed this briefly with someone I am giving a ML consultation to on here and unless they know how to do large BTC transactions properly and try to cash out large amounts there is a high chance that given LEO know about the 420 sale that they will get busted this way.

The real risk for the top vendors on here isn't net security or even posting shit out. It's proper financial security and having real ML solutions.

This. People think bitcoin is a magic shield, but just like everything else, you need to know how to use it properly and you need to know its limitations. Many people do not.

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Drug safety / Re: Most LSD you had at once?
« on: May 02, 2012, 02:57 am »
1mg

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Security / Re: PGP question
« on: May 01, 2012, 09:52 pm »
Quote from: hatedpatriot on May 01, 2012, 03:20 am
If you are worried about sending your unencrypted address to vendors on SR, your only fear should be they have left your address printed somewhere or it is otherwise stored, unencrypted, by them. I think when orders show up as in transit to you, the SR system deletes the address for the order que, but not 100% sure. All traffic in TOR is encrypted, end to end. None of the nodes are aware of what is being transmitted, where it came from, or where is ultimately going. They cannot eavesdrop on TOR traffic and read your address in real time, if that's what you are asking. It really is up to the vendor to run a tight ship to keep your name and info safe. It's against the rules at SR to save any addresses.

I wouldnt worry to much about sending your address unencrypted on SR, though I hate doing it, so I feel ya on it. If the vendor has shitty security or hands over the keys to his SR account to LE, and your order is still in the que, they will read it just as the vendor would. Real-time homebase reading, no.

Tor only encrypts your address up to the server, you use GPG so it is encrypted from you all the way to the vendor. Absolutely nothing SR does can adequately encrypt the address on the server, it absolutely requires client side encryption for it to be stored on the server encrypted in a way that will make a difference.

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Security / Re: Federal agnets bust in... USA
« on: May 01, 2012, 09:42 pm »
Dogs can smell through cover scents

Humans smell mixtures, dogs smell component parts of a scent. It is like hiding a purple painted wall in a room from a human by painting the other walls red.

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Rumor mill / Re: Tony76 = PIECE OF SHIT SCAMMER
« on: April 30, 2012, 10:51 pm »
Quote from: SuperDerp on April 30, 2012, 09:35 pm
Opiate vendors themselves are infamous for opiate scamming. The nature of the business especially if the vendor is doing their own supply. Look on Topix.com all the junky scams, they're from everywhere not just one country.

When you deal with a vendor make sure

a) they don't require FE
b) they aren't using their own stuff
c) they aren't all over the forums typing wackjob paranoid nonsense while high on own supply

Tony had numerous posts about the coke he was doing. That alone would scare me off. There is no organized crew of Canada scammers lol. I can point to dozens of scammers out of Netherlands and NYC who also sold opiates, built up trust, then disappeared.

No, there certainly is an organized scammer crew operating out of Canada, there is absolutely no doubt about this.

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Off topic / Re: Bitcoin. Invent0r Revelation.? Please Help me. I reveal great secret?!?
« on: April 30, 2012, 10:38 pm »
David Chaum was the first person to invent cryptocurrency
Bitcoin took heavily from hashcash for their mining, which essentially is hashcash

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Rumor mill / Re: Tony76 = PIECE OF SHIT SCAMMER
« on: April 30, 2012, 09:07 pm »
I have no info on Tony, but I can say authoritatively that I would never send money to a Canadian vendor for opiates because there is an organized scam crew that has operated primarily out of Canada scamming people out of opiates online for at least the past eight years. They are rather infamous in private scene and anyone from any of the non-total-noob forums will back up what I say. Hydroguy, 2X4, maplesyrup, borat, torontojew (just a small selection of the scams they have run), the list of their scams is massive and nine out of ten of them shipped out of Canada. Usually they build up reputation for six months and then do a sale and scam. I have no clue if Tony is associated with them, but they are out there. They have easily made millions of dollars doing these rinse and repeat scams, sometimes they take single people for tens of thousands. They also do have access to large amounts of heroin, fentanyl powder and oxycontin, because they do always come through on orders up to the point that they have a large number of customers doing large orders, then they rip them all off and surface again a few months later using a different pseudonym. In short, Canada is infamous for opiate scammers that fit into the pattern people are saying Tony is now fitting into, and many people from private scene avoid all Canadian opiate vendors for this reason.

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Security / Re: so what's to stop a vendor from aggregating addresses if they get caught?
« on: April 30, 2012, 02:57 pm »
Quote from: vlad1m1r on April 29, 2012, 10:23 pm
Quote from: longissimus on April 29, 2012, 07:15 pm
Vendors most likely realize that when/if they get caught, the Five-O will most likely ask who he's getting/giving from/too with potential to be released. Don't believe them, they just want more out of you! Also I'm pretty sure vendors giving away addresses and information will most likely get them a lower rep for I'm positive people would let others know what kind of person they're buying from..

I just can't see it as forming a likely part of a plea bargain as in essence a vendor would have to admit to committing yet more crimes in order to receive a more lenient punishment for a different offence. As you say, they also would have to risk the wrath of SR users.

V.

snitches generally get limited immunity, so they can't be charged for some types of other crimes they admit to when they give information after a plea

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Off topic / Re: You are all a bunch of fucking snitches ...
« on: April 30, 2012, 02:44 pm »
Quote from: SR_Seller_Accounts on April 29, 2012, 02:01 am
that's right ... i said it.

You are all a bunch of fucking snitches. Every last one of you, and so am I, if any of us were busted and in danger of doing serious time, for instance 15-20 years.

When your freedom and liberty, wealth, homes, vehicles, wife and kids, and virtually every fucking thing you care about is threatened and is in danger of evaporating before your eyes, YOU WILL SNITCH TO PROTECT IT ALL OR MITIGATE OR DECREASE THAT LOSS.

That goes for you, me, every seller and buyer, and DPR himself.

If any of you think otherwise, you're a fucking idiot.

So act accordingly so that can never happen.

Remind me never to work with you. Some would rather go to jail than betray their ideology of not snitching, you pretty much just admitted that you are not one of those people.

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Silk Road discussion / Re: If prohibition is lifted
« on: April 29, 2012, 09:19 pm »
Or Czech Republic? What about Spain?

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Silk Road discussion / Re: If prohibition is lifted
« on: April 29, 2012, 07:15 am »
of course not stopping revolution after prohibition, will be too busy trying to get the people who legislated and enforced it (and many who intentionally lobbied for it for profits) charged with crimes against humanity and lined up for the firing squad. We will not win the war when they leave us alone, but when they pay for what they have done against us.

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Security / Re: so what's to stop a vendor from aggregating addresses if they get caught?
« on: April 29, 2012, 07:06 am »
Quote from: SuperDerp on April 29, 2012, 06:15 am
Quote from: 17239friendofafriend on April 28, 2012, 08:24 pm
It's frightening really, i mean we trust the vendors not to save names and addresses as insurance...or at all, but I was just reading on the OVDB forum on this thread [ http://dkn255hz262ypmii.onion/index.php?topic=17108.msg170210#msg170210] and I mean, I guess if I was a vendor and I got caught I would do whatever I could to get out of things, you know? scary

This is different. In the world of hacking + carding pretty much half the people you deal with are informants, basically hackers that were caught then cried for a Secret Service interview so they can catch more hackers. This is standard practice during any carding forum crew takedown over the years. 

In the drugs world they don't give a fuck about informants unless you're a in a cartel or something. They certainly don't care about small time either. Carding + hacking = millions gone from banks and bigtime investigations. Drugs (here) = small time second income.

And yes, those ID forgery guy's are well known to hang onto people's face pics and addresses in case anything happens. Albert Gonzalez (who was an informant but still worked on the side for himself) was busted through an ID vendor who kept his picture and info as "insurance.zip" on a USB drive. It's in all the documents, books, stories and legends about shadowcrew forum.

After you're done reading that, read the Cardersmarket and Darkmarket busts how the FBI pulled it off, how they had informants there running Darkmarket and how ID vendors again played a role keeping the information as a Secret Service backup plan should they ever get busted.

For all we know Operation Open Market which just happened was because one of the people listed as on the run as a fugitive is the informant. Master Splynter (FBI) listed himself as 'on the run' to preserve his fake criminal identity for awhile so did cumbajohnny aka Albert Gonzales in his legendary 'i'm on the run' post to shadowcrew inside circle he wrote from the SS headquarters

TL;DR:
Hacking, fraud, carding = they want informants.
Online drugs vending = they don't care, unless you have the goods on DPR. they aren't interested in buyers unless you're shipping precursors like 10 Kilo barrels of Ephedrine per week to a lab in the US

bulllllllllshit. Don't give a fuck about informants unless you are in a cartel or something? Do you really believe that or do you just say it to sleep at night. TONS AND TONS AND TONS of people are in prison due to informants, people who are no where near cartel level. DEA doesn't bother with informants? Please they are first and foremost a human intelligence agency, managing networks of informants and snitches is the primary thing that they do.

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This is standard practice during any carding forum crew takedown over the years. 


This is standard practice in any sort of organized crime investigation, it shows an extreme amount of naivety to think that they don't use informants regularly against the drug trade

really it amazes me how much you know about what the DEA cares about, exact figures even. why not put that info back in your ass where it came from. But you are largely right about the carder scene.

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Off topic / Re: So what's the darknet mostly used for?
« on: April 29, 2012, 05:50 am »
Freenet and I2P do have different sites, but I have never heard of any drug trade on either of them. Freenet is pretty much pedo central (even compared to Tor), not sure if there is anything worthwhile on I2P its really fucking small (it has like 5 thousand users).

Tor is mostly used for surfing legal porn and getting out around firewalls, but it also has numerous other users. Tor has about half a million people using it at any given time, I doubt they are all drug dealers and pedophiles.

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Security / Re: Threshold amounts -- Love letter or LEO?
« on: April 29, 2012, 05:44 am »
I have never heard of a love letter for anything other than

A. Legal drugs that you can get high from, ie; analogs
B. Non-opiate pharmaceuticals in pill form in personal use amounts (ie: xanax tabs, not xanax powder)
C. Marijuana seeds 

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