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Security / Re: Any other forms of anonymous communication?
« on: January 12, 2012, 07:57 pm »
TorChat is an insecure hunk of shit that not only makes you far easier to trace via making you run as a hidden service instead of a client, but also which has so many bugs in its code that if you run it you will probably be pwnt in no time if you ever use it to communicate with an adversary. TorChat should be avoided at all costs.

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Silk Road discussion / Re: Seller Registration Closed
« on: January 12, 2012, 07:48 pm »
If SR ever closes seller registration for good or for a prolonged period of time it is a huge flag to jump ship because if LE ever take over SR they may do the same thing to try to tilt the vendor/fed ratio to their favor. I don't say SR did this but just keep it in mind.

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Silk Road discussion / Re: How is this place alive?
« on: January 12, 2012, 03:27 am »
The reason why what I am saying is contrary to the belief of almost my entire audience is because almost all of my audience was exposed to misinformation about Tor from dumbasses like you who talk about things they don't know about. Nobody who actually knows about Tor thinks that there is no technical way to trace a hidden service, so the only people who are saying this are either talking out of their assholes or have been exposed to misinformation from others who do so. I am sorry if you were merely exposed to misinformation and are mindlessly propagating it rather than intentionally making shit up for whatever reason, but really in either case it irritates the fuck out of me and you deserve to be bitched at.

This thread is a perfect example of why I have little tolerance for people who are blatantly talking out of their assholes without even TRYING to properly understand the material or even find the material required to form an opinion (guess what it isn't a news article that says Tor is untraceable). Because of people intentionally talking out of their ass about things they know nothing about, or intentionally spreading misinformation to their adversaries, or people propagating bullshit they hear without verification or deeper understanding, the majority of people running Tor hidden services are at far greater risk than they realize. This irritates me because it puts peoples lives in danger. I am even irritated that the Tor devs only make the 'security pitfalls' of Tor that the user can fix be well known (like cookies, flash proxy by pass attacks, etc) while the real serious attacks on the actual design of Tor are hidden away in TL:DR academic research papers that sometimes are not even directly discussing Tor in the first place. I am also very irritated that they still say "Tor prevents anyone from learning your location or browsing habits." on their homepage, when they know it isn't true (for example they know Tor offers zero protection from a global passive adversary).

I do trust the Tor people though and I think they are some of the best researchers when it comes to anonymity. For what it is worth the lead dev of Tor, Roger Dingledine, used to work for the NSA. This isn't widely known and I think it probably should be. He openly admits it if questioned, but the average user of Tor is not aware of the fact. I personally am not afraid of that fact since Tor is audited by so many other people, but I do find it somewhat strange that he went from working for a signals intelligence agency to working on a tool for countering signals intelligence. Then again, NSA also wants to counter signals intelligence. Also most people who take anonymity seriously realize that the NSA can trace Tor users, either via proxy by pass attacks or in many cases (probably the majority, especially if the target uses Tor regularly for an extended period of time) by actual signals intelligence analysis.

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Silk Road discussion / Re: How is this place alive?
« on: January 12, 2012, 01:49 am »
If you're curious about what you might be charged with for ordering drugs in the mail, I searched for news stories regarding this and came up with a few related cases.

  Snowmass Village man who 
received pot in mail pleads guilty
  http://preview.tinyurl.com/73gapgn

The post office workers noticed a suspicious smell coming from the torn package, that's why he was caught. He was charged with possession with the intent to distribute because he received several pounds of weed.

  Wilmington couple pleads in receipt of drugs through mail
  http://preview.tinyurl.com/7jz2dub

In this case, the couple was charged with distributing drugs because they sent a package to another location. It's important to disguise your address when possible.

  Over 25 pounds of pot found; 2 arrested
  http://preview.tinyurl.com/7pe6s6e

It seems that in this case somebody told the police that the package was going to be delivered. If you're going to order a mass amount of weed from a stranger, I would think twice. The two were charged with drug trafficking.

  Postal Service Delivery Lands Pitt County Man In Jail
  http://preview.tinyurl.com/8yrjp3h

This guy was charged with possession, possession of drug paraphernalia, and something to do with maintaining a drug den.

I also found out some strategies used to intercept packages, I don't know how useful this information is however.
 
  Party drugs popular with online shoppers
  http://preview.tinyurl.com/8x7tdgf

In Australia, the post office works with the police to find and intercept packages that are suspicious. They also monitor people as well.

International parcels with banned drugs caught at Delhi Post office
http://preview.tinyurl.com/8axhs32

In India they intercepted packages by observing writing patterns and looking for inconsistencies between the content of the packages and the destinations that they were going to.

This is why this forum needs an intelligence subforum, so we can search for stories like this as a community and pool our analytical skills together as well. Also for linking to technical papers on anonymity systems, law enforcement training documents and materials, etc. Not having an intelligence sub-forum is putting this community at a huge disadvantage. Why limit yourselves intentionally?

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Silk Road discussion / Re: How is this place alive?
« on: January 12, 2012, 01:44 am »
kmfkewm, very impressive knowledge.

too bad its cost you a normal social life. Ive never seen so much TL;DR trolling in my life.

seriously man. lets go camping or something.

I have a pretty interesting life actually, I spend most of my time talking with major international drug traffickers and security and intelligence experts, and on occasion putting my security knowledge and connections to use for personal profit ;). Why would I go camping when I can learn about computer security 0_0.

I don't really care if you listen to what I say or not, or if you read my posts or not. Seriously what the fuck is wrong with half of this forum do you all have ADHD or something? I bet the average security of a given user here is god damn horrible and it really makes me feel bad for you because you will be the first to find out how long of a prison sentence you get for doing these things when your ass is busted because of your shitty operational security. Then you will have a social life in prison as somebodies bitch and will have plenty of time to think about how you should have (encrypted your messages, used isolation, used linux, used a bitcoin mix, or any of the numerous other things you don't do that puts you at an inherently higher risk of being busted). SR is going to turn into a massive intelligence honeypot at some point in time, it is almost inevitable. Eventually LE will probably root this server and at least start spying on unencrypted addresses, maybe doing man in the middle attacks on encryption keys. Of course this assumes that they bother to go the technical route, they may go primarily with human intelligence and gather target addresses by flooding vending nyms.

Seriously what the fuck is wrong with some of the posters here. Posts here look like this:

"TL:DR, I have shit security who cares i dont care if i go to jail lol send me drugz omg omg VPN pwns Tor'

it makes my head hurt. Do you seriously not grasp that you are engaging in serious federal criminal activity by even being a member of this forum? Even being a member of a drug forum is illegal in the USA under the Ryan Haight act, not to mention the huge amount of other crime you engage in here. If there is one thing I have learned about people who commit crimes it is that none of them thinks they are a target. Prison is FULL of people who thought they were too small time to be targeted.

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Off topic / Re: How can SR forum be better?
« on: January 12, 2012, 01:24 am »
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If you can point to some information online that cannot be picked to pieces by somebody else talking out their arsehole, than please point me in the right direction.

Sure I can point you to any number of things online that cannot be picked to pieces by somebody else talking out of their asshole. I mean, to an uninformed person these things could seem to be picked apart, but professionals regarding the subject would recognize bullshit for bullshit. See, there is such a thing as objectively true information, and it can usually be verified with citations to papers. There is also such aa thing as a disinformation campaign, and it is one of law enforcements inherent strategies, they want to keep targets using as shitty of techniques as possible. There are beyond any doubt what-so-ever at least a few law enforcement accounts here who are giving on purpose bad security suggestions and advice, and spreading general disinformation etc.


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You dont know me and I dont know you. The whole anonymity thing all leads to talking out your areshole. He says she says LOL
but you won't get this in an exclusive advanced security sub forum? No no.. nobody will talk out their areshole there.

I don't know you but if you tell me 1 + 1 = 3 I can still verify that you are wrong. And if you say enough wrong things I can start to assume that you don't know what you are talking about. And if you say enough correct things, and prove they are correct by linking to papers or explaining your logic in an intelligent way, I will start to assume that other things you say are correct. I would like an advanced security forum for people who are consistently right, for one so that we can combat fed disinformation campaigns, for two so we can help secure everyone and for three so we can avoid people who think they know things but don't really (this sort of person is the most dangerous because even when they are corrected they rabidly defend themselves, even when evidence against them is presented). Also intelligence forum is for linking to law enforcement training materials, news stories about online drug trafficking (including busts so you can learn where others failed), etc. People on SR have a very limited perception of the scene, in reality there have been private drug forums using similar techniques for many years and there is a lot of history for new people to learn from and there have been operations against online vending operations to learn from and against participants to learn from. Also there is a true wealth of information to be learned by analysis of law enforcement training materials, case studies against cyber crime groups, etc. To not have a sub forum for the community to gather and analyze this information is just intentionally putting your community at a disadvantage. Private forums have had such sections for years now, SR kind of reminds me of a really old source forum with its layout and why are you going to let it evolve naturally when we already have found better ways ourselves? Learn where we were strong so you can be strong there also, SR has many advantages over the older forum model but don't just ignore all the good things about the private scene and OVDB learn from them.

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Everybody talks out their arsehole. They key is to filter the shit to suit your needs.
There is perceived quality within this forum that suits my needs and none of your suggestions will make me feel any different.

People who talk out of their asshole should be restricted to a 'talk out of their asshole' security forum. Let's make a sub forum for people who actually know what they are talking about also, it will really be helpful. Maybe have some rules like if you can't back up what you say with a citation then don't say it unless you can demonstrate with clear logic that you are correct. Of course there is some level of subjectivity involved with anything, but I think we can still tell apart people who are clearly talking out of their assholes from people who are expert level but prefer different strategies or techniques than other experts. Argument of this sort is good for the community, argument about if you should use encryption at all or not is a waste of fucking time and it confuses noobs.


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What... I am NOT part of some movement against the state and toward freedom??
Um freedom from what? You are free to do as you please already.

You are not but SR is and I am. I am sure others are as well. And if you are so free why do you need to use the same technology that is used by fucking Chinese dissidents to prevent yourself from being thrown into a fucking re-education center or prison if you are caught doing. You are not free, you only have the ability to resist your oppresion to the best of your abilities. My suggestion is to organize this group of people in such a way that we can more readily work as a community to further our abilities to resist our own oppression. SR has more potential than any other drug site has ever had but in many areas it is wasting its potential imo.

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SR will evolve in its own time. As do all communities. Good luck pushing it into your little box of "quality"

What the fuck is OVDB?

Yes I have had a few beers.

edit spelt there arseholes instead of THEIR arseholes.. My bad
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SR will evolve on its own time, but it would be wise to learn from the online drug sourcing scene that came well before it and evolved for many years before it. I don't say that SR should be like the private scene or OVDB, I just STRONGLY URGE the powers that be here to consider learning from what we did and copying us where we found strength.

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Security / Re: What is the point of VM's?
« on: January 12, 2012, 12:26 am »
Not all virtualization technology is equal in the security department. This is true for multiple different reasons. First of all I hear from good hackers that full hardware virtualization systems like VMware and Virtual Box are harder to break out of than OS virtualization solutions like freebsd jails. Of course, you can layer multiple types of virtualization. Second of all, between the full hardware virtualization solutions there are differences in security based on the correctness of the hypervisor. I have heard that VMware and Virtualbox are so complex that their hypervisors are pretty much ensured to be penetrated by any talented hacker, they probably have plenty of 'jail breaking' flaws waiting to be discovered and exploited. However, this does require a talented attacker and even if there is a talented attacker using virtualization like this can buy you time (in which to detect them with intrusion detection software) and cost the attacker more resources (they still need to find an additional vulnerability to break out of the hypervisor). Of all the solutions for virtualization I have heard the best things about Xen as far as security is concerned, Qubes is an OS based on the xen hypervisor but I think they use an even leaner version to try to lower complexity and increase correctness (more complexity equals less correctness, as a general rule of thumb).

I doubt many law enforcement level attackers can break out of Virtual Box or even VMware hypervisor, even the ones talented enough to do basic hacking attacks against servers / sites and such.

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Off topic / How can SR forum be better?
« on: January 11, 2012, 02:50 am »
My number one suggestion is to add an intelligence forum where people can link to news stories regarding online drug trafficking, links to .pdf of law enforcement training manuals, shit like that. It comes in handy.

My second suggestion is to add an advanced security subforum and only let people who are not talking out of their assholes post in it, to help cut down on all of the pure misinformation that is present in many of the security threads.

My third suggestion is to start focusing on SR as a community and a network instead of SR as a commercial venture. Of course SR is a commercial venture and the admin should get paid, but if you want to be a customer of a website that organizes drug deals instead of part of a movement against the state and towards freedom then I really think you should have higher aspirations. This site has the potential to be so much more than a drug market place, it has the potential to get accurate security information in the hands of the people, it has the potential to be better than OVDB was in many areas IN ADDITION to being better than OVDB was at customer support etc. I think it is SR himself who needs to ask himself if he only see's SR as a commercial venture or if he wants to be part of something bigger and more powerful than that, because even though both can be done at the same time in some cases there will be conflicts of interest between what is best for the scene and what is best for the person who is running SR. I hope he can see that he is part of something bigger and make choices that aid the network, although I DO think him being paid for running the site is currently an aid to the scene because it makes the site self sustaining.

Pretty much what I am trying to say is, let's try to bring this forum up to the quality that OVDB was. No disrespect is meant towards this community when I say this, but I think it is apparent that the information regarding security and the network organization here is of a lower quality than was the case on OVDB. But SR has the potential to be even better because it CAN raise itself to that quality standard and it already has an audience of over a hundred thousand people. Don't waste the opportunity to help secure networks from the state on lining your pockets with bitcoins....do both simultaneously.

That ends my incoherent rambling for the day, just food for thought.

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Silk Road discussion / Re: State of the Road Address
« on: January 11, 2012, 02:31 am »
Thank you everyone for your comments and suggestions.  One suggestion I especially like is the one about commission being affected by trade volume.  To those of you that are either supportive of the change, or have faith in what I am doing regardless of whether you see the point or not, thank you for your support!  I have done everything I can to earn that trust and I cherish it.

To those of you chalking my actions up to pure greed and ignoring the context for the changes, I say shame on you.  When have I lied?  When have I cheated or stolen from anyone here?  When have I treated anyone unfairly?  When have I lead you astray?  Why do you turn on me now when I have poured my heart and soul into this community and project?

10% on $50 orders?  We are talking about an extra $1.88!  A $10 order?  An extra 38 cents!  Do you think this site built itself?  Do you think it runs itself?  Do you have any clue what goes on behind the scenes to keep this going?  Do you have any idea the risk the people operating this site are taking?  Do you have any clue what we've been through to get here today?  Do you have any clue what it's going to take to get through the next year?

Whether you like it or not, I am the captain of this ship.  You are here voluntarily and if you don't like the rules of the game, or you don't trust your captain, you can get off the boat.  For those that stay, we at Silk Road will continue to do everything in our power to keep this market running smoothly and safely, and thank you again for your support!

I agree that you should make money from SR but I disagree with forcing escrow on people, although of course you are morally okay to do this since it is your damn site in the first place. But please spare acting like it is to combat scammers when it is obviously for money, which of course is needed and i fully understand that and I do have a good idea of what it takes to run a site like this. I am concerned by an admin of a drug forum who forces anyone to use anything in particular, although I can not immediaitely thinkt of anything malicious you can do by forcing escrow that you couldn't otherwise do it does automatically make warning bells go off in my head when some action is made to be required for participation when it isn't in reality required. I think though that you are only trying to make more money, which is fine, but please consider taxing all orders and forcing vendors who work on SR to pay the tax, but don't force escrow is my honest suggestion. In the end you will make the same amount of money, but nobody is going to risk losing to a reverse scammer for a big deal and there are other potential issues with forced escrow as well probably, although I don't have the time to think about it in depth atm.

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Silk Road discussion / Re: How is this place alive?
« on: January 11, 2012, 02:25 am »
If you are in USA and have any schedule one other than weed intercepted the chances are very high that you will be doing at the minimum a few months locked up but much more likely you will get a few years. Don't fall into the cognitive trap of thinking that you are less of a target than you really are, your body fills a bed and your money will pay for court ordered rehabilitation classes etc just as much as the next guys. To a cop you are just another statistic to bump up their bust rating, fucking your life over is a game to them and they like to compete for the high score (of course imo we should start playing GTA :P )

Nobody thinks they are breaking serious laws until they are arrested it seems. People automatically minimize the extent of their crimes as compared to the exagerated version that the DEA will give. Don't be one of the idiots who only realizes that they are participating in a criminal network when camo and mask wearing paramilitary storm troopers smash their door down and sell them to the prison industrial complex. This is not hyperbole, I know several people who have been raided for getting drugs in the mail and in one case an order of LSD and ketamine for personal use resulted in a home being swarmed by feds with guns drawn. Remember that these are insane and evil people, you may realize that you are not a criminal but aas far as the law or LE cares you are the enemy you are a drug user a waste of life a sick person who needs to be forced into getting help so that your views line up with the states  (in China I think they call it re-education) , etc.

Stop thinking that your enemy is at all rational or logical (They wont send me to prison if I have packages intercepted they will just tell me to stop!), your enemy is dangerous and mentally ill and completely out of touch with reality.

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Silk Road discussion / Re: How is this place alive?
« on: January 10, 2012, 02:50 am »
Well kmfkewm you really do look like you know your shit. I say look like as i havent a clue as to most you said hehe....went right over my head.

That said im here to buy a small amount of drugs every now and then (say every few months), if i get caught from a lapse in my own (very limited) security knowledge what will happen? Ill get a slap on the wrist, told not to do it again and thats all.

For your average user all those security related issues dont matter as much as you imply at the end of the day, yes they do to dealers who take more risk etc, but like i said for us buyers the worse we can expect is a slap on the wrist.

Im not bothered if tor can be traced or not, so far i ent been caught and if/when i do there are alternatives

I wouldn't be so sure of that, if you are in USA getting drugs via mail its automatically a federal crime and you would very likely get at least a few years in prison if you had any amount of schedule one drugs intercepted, although you would probably have your case given to state and do most time on parole. In some states you can probably get very fucked for getting drugs in mail even as compared to federal. Plus you are probably also chargable for federal money laundering which could get you twenty years in prison if they really wanted to fuck you. You probably break a number of other laws also, every time you get drugs in mail pay for them participate in a network that trafficks them (you can probably be charged under RICO for participating in a drug trafficking organization and get a life sentence if they really want to fuck you....SR is probably the largest drug trafficking network that has a formalized name that I have ever heard of but it is still a drug trafficking network and a DTO in the eyes of the DEA. Silk Road is a more modern sort of drug trafficking network, this sort of network and the techniques we use were actually first mentioned in a paper by a US military think tank, it is titled Netwar: the future of crime terrorism and militancy , and discusses concepts such as product swarming (massive network with individual nodes moving small amounts, breaking large amounts up into smaller packets etc) encrypted communication, network overlays etc.

although a lodging of wayfaring men is a nice cypherpunk fiction book that also describes things it might be more appropriate for the SR audience than a serious research paper

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Silk Road discussion / Re: State of the Road Address
« on: January 09, 2012, 06:27 am »
SR cut the shit imo it is pretty obvious you are just looking for more money. Which is perfectly fine, running a site like SR is a full time job and it isn't worth it to do it for free. But you are going to do damage to the site by implementing this method of getting money. Because nobody is going to do bulk deals through the escrow system. I have seen deals for 10 grams of crystal LSD, hundreds of thousands of tablets, kilos of MDMA etc from legit vendors online, even on fairly well known drug forums. There is no way in fucking hell the people doing deals like that are going to risk losing to a reverse scammer. The risk has historically been on the customer and even though escrow is fine for small deals and really a good model, it ensures that there will never be bulk sellers. And many sellers with bulk don't want to be bothered changing to small orders either.

I suggest you tax big vendors on their orders, but don't make them risk losing out to reverse scammers.

BTW there is an open source bitcoin mix software being developed that is pretty cool, it decentralizes trust by requiring multiple nodes to sign off on the block chain (this is a little known feature built into the bitcoin spec, but that hasn't afaik been taken advantage of yet). This will allow for decentralized bitcoin mixes where no single mix operator can steal bitcoins from a client who uses it. It also uses blind signature mixing so protects from evil mix operators colluding together to deanonymize coin flows. It allows for mix nodes to charge a price for their services too. I think it will quickly turn into a commercial network of mixes when it is done and really be a great way to get truly anonymized bitcoins. But anyway the reason I bring this up is that apparently escrow can be decentralized and still in line with the bitcoin spec, because this software (Open Transactions...look it up) decentralizes trust with bitcoins in a mixing context. Soon I think people will automatically store their coins constantly mixing through a distributed trust network of mix nodes / addresses.

You know what you really should work on though, SR? Implementing more systems to protect from the feds doing name flooding attacks. They already have the software to aid in name flooding attacks, where small teams of agents aim to control many personas online to maximize human inteligence 'surface area' in pseudonymous networked environments. This is scary. The feds could easily mass register accounts and I am sure that they are doing this. Charging for seller accounts at least puts a price tag on the attack instead of making it essentially free to engage in. However, the feds have a lot of money to spend on intelligence sources so this isn't perfect protection by any means.

I think you should go with somewhat of a vendor recruitment strategy. You don't need a trust rank system like OVDB although a decentralized web of trust would be nice. But what I have been thinking of recently is using a blind signature system to verify the presence of people on a public drug discussion forum prior to some date in time. The logic with this is that public drug discussion forums have very large amounts of registered users with many years of history, and I think that the feds only recently started fucking with persona management software and name flooding attacks. The chances that the DEA has a lot of registered nyms on bluelight that registered in 2011 is a lot higher than the probability that they have a lot of bluelight accounts from 2009, although they probably do have some I don't think they mass registered that early. Some sort of system that can verify a persons account on bluelight while giving them anonymous credentials would be nice.

The verification can be done automatically by having the user submit the hash of a message they havn't made yet to the verification server and then giving the verification server the message hash and link it to the thread it will be put into. Since only the person with the account will know what they are going to post before they post it, the verification server can verify that they own the account in question.

Then the server can issue them a blind signature certificate that can be redeemed for a 'verified' credential on SR. Only allow people who were on public drug forums from some point in time a prior to get verified status. Now a verified user can prove that they were a member on a public drug discussion forum at some point in time, but they will still have a large crowd size to blend into, particularly if enough people use the system. This means their verified name wont be linkable to their name on the public drug discussion forum. The main reason you want to use blind signatures like this to create unlinkability and a large crowd size is to protect from having IP address records from public forums used to deanonymize users. If this were done, verified users would be in the crowd of everyone who obtained a blind signature (to the verification server) or the crowd of all public drug forum users (to any other potential attacker).

Of course being verified status would narrow you down to someone on one of the forums that can get verified status in this way, but people on those forums are already probably targets already, talking about illegal drug use openly I hope they all use Tor but I doubt it. If they all used Tor all the time when using bluelight it would be much easier to recruit and give them verified status lol. Not just bluelight though but also forums like drugs-forum uk etc. Really you could even verify people had nyms on other popular forums in the same way, to increase potential crowd size substantially and probably protect even more from nym flooding attacks (after all I bet DEA has more nyms on bluelight than they do on some random popular forum, on the other hand I bet more silk road users have accounts on bluelight than any other forum too so it goes both ways).

I think protecting from human intelligence name flooding attacks in as many ways as possible is the most important thing that needs to be focused on right now, we are on the verge of making huge progess in the communications / computer security / product transfer - interception detection / financial anonymity etc departments but the one place we are always going to be weak is human intelligence. And human intelligence has a lot of potential to do a lot of damage because once an infiltration or compromise takes place ALL of the nodes networked to the malicious one via the postal system that get packages from it are at serious risk of being compromised, and in the mid-distant future this is going to be the only way the feds have to keep intelligence flows on the scene going (especially once undetected interceptions are a thing of the past).

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Silk Road discussion / Re: How is this place alive?
« on: January 09, 2012, 05:43 am »
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Hosting server in datacenter is not good idea either, because 1. you still might get traced if server is compromised. Paperwork etc.

Yeah versus that contract free optical line you have. Even if you use techniques like hosting on hacked / open WiFi the signal can be traced back to your physical machine pretty quickly if you are using a static location particurl, arly as would be the most likely scenario with a server. Your entire argument against data centers here is retarded.

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2. You have no control over the physical hardware, so this might happen

You can send in your own hardware to most data centers, if you pay to rent rack space and bandwidth. This has its own risks in the forensics and traceability departments, but it does give a few advantages primarily you don't need to trust a pre-installed configuration from the data center and you can use fancy hardware security systems / techniques, for exampe chasis intrusion detection / memory encapsulation systems. You can also get the advantage of not using a data center installed OS if you buy a server with a KVM switch, this gives remote access to the boot sequence, bios and allows you to install an OS remotely as well, although I am not certain I think it is still not as secure from data center positioned attackers who want to root kit you as sending in your own server is. However sending in your own server has too many other risks imo and isn't worth tamper resistance since most of the benefits you would get by having a tamper resistant case can be gained by using asymmetric encryption systems anyway.

Anyway you are either an agent or one of the dime a dozen retards who argues incorrect bullshit and refuses to believe documented evidence when proven wrong. I still have trouble to differentiate between people who are mentally retarded and federal agents, I think it might be because of the large degree of overlap though.

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Off topic / Re: can I get a list of censored subjects please?
« on: January 09, 2012, 01:45 am »
Quinone who the fuck elected you as the representative of the SR community?
I did, and i'm also the king of Candy Mountain.  Don'f fuck with us our you face a nuclear incursion of the Atomic Fireball sort

Why do you try to give more strength to your argument by acting like you speak for any number of people other than yourself? And if you
don't give a fuck what I say why do you waste the time to make a reply.

I waste my time to shut up fools and try and contribute my knowledge about drugs and drug distribution onto this forum that is here for drug knowledge and distribution.
I speak for the forum, not myself, foolish child.
Even a forum administrator told you to stop your trolling and yet you persist !

See how annoying this reply is to read?  That's what you do in all your posts.

Maybe you're purposefully trying to get people riled up cuz it makes you feel good or something.  That's ok, replying to your abysmally unintelligent comment's has given me an ego boost that not even Aakoven's MDMA can replicate (props to Aakoven btw, brought me back to the 90's for a few hours ;))

If my comments are so unintelligent why don't you argue against them instead of just talk shit? Is it because you have no ability to intelligently argue what-so-ever? Are my statements so inherently wrong that you can't be bothered to waste your time to argue against them (this is my favorite excuse from stupid people who 'feel' that I am wrong but have zero intelligent arguement against what I say). One admin somehow mistakenly saw my post as trolling when in reality it is my real view, and the owner of the entire SR is also an Agorist so I imagine he has somewhat similar views to mine.

Your mind has been poisoned by the state into such a state that you think they have any legitimacy. Which of my comments was so stupid, calling the DEA terrorists? Well, what is a terrorist? Is it someone who kills innocent people for political objectives? Well, that would include the DEA, they kill innocents all the time. The DEA and other agents of drug enforcement are directly and indirectly responsible for the deaths and enslavement of millions of people, and these deaths are caused by biological and chemical agents in many cases. In objective reality the DEA is engaging in a form of irregular warfare against large percentages of US citizens, they are utilizing novel payload delivery mechanisms to maliciously spread deadly chemical and biological materials. They are doing this purely for reasons of money, politics and religion. The victims of their vicious attacks are in many cases innocent of any objective crime.  Only your obscured view of a reality seen through the propaganda lenses government has sewn onto your eyes makes it seem like anything else is the case.

I really hate statists. I especially hate statists who are so fucking stupid that even though they themselves are criminals in the eyes of the government, people to be hunted down and imprisoned for causing no harm to others, simply to justify the violent redistribution of wealth and power from the people to the prison industrial industry and the elite class, and yet they still worship the state. I don't understand how you can have any degree of respect for the state or any of its agents, around the entire world they have caused enormous amounts of pain and suffering and yet people are still addicted to the concept. There is absolutely no requirement for government, and government is inherently banditry and those who violently enforce the supremacy of government over the inherent rights of the individual are in every sense equal to terrorists.

Since your youngest years you have been indoctrinated into thinking that government is as required for and inherent to humanity as the air you breathe, you have had so many pro-government cognitive traps conditioned into your mind by the mass media, religious, education etc systems (not to mention simple culture conditioning, which spreads from generation to generation like a genetic virus) that as soon as you even hear the idea of government (especially your special government) being anything other than the holy saviors of the people (who they are imprisoning, killing, sending to die and stealing from) your mind literally shuts itself down and triggers the conditioned responses. It is truly a fucking pathetic sight to see humans who have been reduced to salvating dogs, but I don't particularly hold it against you, and I hope that one day you can also open your eyes to the human cancer that is government and try to help other enlightened beings struggle against them. After all, that is more or less the Agorist manifesto, and last I checked SR was an Agorist community.

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Silk Road discussion / Re: How is this place alive?
« on: January 08, 2012, 11:16 pm »
I will stop posting in this tread. People have no idea about difference in identifying SR server in technical terms and identifying it in legal terms that is representable in court. Any doubt is behalf of defendant. And the swat team flash freezing the memory modules is scene straight from spy action movie or some bad ganja trip. This will never succeed with physical security, even passive ones like hard epoxy and killswitch/boobietrap will easily stop this. And who say the server is located in datacenter? I know many people who run servers from the closet in bedroom and are connected to optical lines. Again, too much USA centric view.

You say that I'm posting shit. You don't know nothing about me and never will. Keep Your opinions to Yourself!

I imagine it probably is located in a data center or other remote hosting scenario, although it is possible that SR is dumb enough to host a server he has in his physical possession. This would be very bad for him though because Tor hidden services are much more likely to be traced than clients. The memory freezing technique is actually straight out of any basic computer forensics manual published in the past few years. Even before flash freezing they were dumping RAM into forensic laptops. Of course this implies above average law enforcement, many of them have out dated training and still power down machines, but particularly against CP people they have started doing flash freezing and live RAM dumps on targets. It is not in the realm of advanced LE only anymore. Later when I have more time i will link you to several cases where LE used attacks like this. So in short what I am trying to say is welcome to the talk out of your ass about shit you don't know a fucking thing about club. I am not some fucking retard talking about things I have absolutely no experience with, so think about your own credentials before you open your mouth and spew bullshit at me because chances are high you will just be helping me  in wasting my time otherwise.

Also, although SWAT teams have in many cases barged in and dumped RAM to forensic laptops, sometimes using flash freezing, if the server is stored in a data center none of the physical security measures are going to do shit against a warrant unless SR has a tamper resistant case with chasis intrusion detection hardware configured to go into a memory wipe when the case is penetrated. I don't know how much luck LE will have against those systems, but the military will likely have little trouble with them.

BTW I have contact with multiple people who have worked for real intelligence and military agencies, I don't need to tell you shit from movies :)

Speaking of which you clearly fail to see the distinction between evidence and intelligence

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I will stop posting in this tread. People have no idea about difference in identifying SR server in technical terms and identifying it in legal terms that is representable in court. Any doubt is behalf of defendant.

Intelligence narrows in on evidence, in a criminal intelligence context. The feds may never even use the seized SR server in a court of law, or let it be known that it was seized and taken over. They will use it as a honeypot if enough people send unencrypted addresses. The way the address was targeted never needs to be shown in court, the fact that a package with drugs heading to it was intercepted and a CD took place is enough to fuck the target. The drug package is evidence, the addresses to target gained from the server compromise are intelligence. Usually smart players don't like to compromise their intelligence source by revealing it.

I wonder how many of the retards arguing with me in security threads are federal agents engaging in a disinformation campaign  (afraid of SR peeps becoming as secure as OVDB peeps ?) and how many of them are stupid kids who think they know know everything. Try to learn instead of act like you already know shit, you guys are massively degrading the quality of information on this forum and causing confusion, either intentionally or unintentionally.

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