rory420420
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if you are on line,nothing is safe...
if man made it,another can defeat it..its that simple.
Silkroad 2014
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if man made it,another can defeat it..its that simple.
green_machine_two9er
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So dont mean to hijack but i recently became silk road 2.0 member and having problem buying bitcoins from a third party. everyone i try for some reason wont work. need one that will exceot prepaid visa cards. any ideas? and yeah i had dmt and Doses off first silk road and was by far best drugs ive ever encountered.
green_machine_two9er
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you know a good place to buy bitcoins? and kee me posted? i need to make an order but am just so paranoid lol
Greeengal
Member
I don't actually, as I don't have any coins or a wallet or anything. A friend of mine placed the order for me and I just gave him cash.
BarnBuster
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U.S. brings new charges against accused Silk Road creator
By Nate Raymond August 22, 2014 5:39 PM
NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. prosecutors have brought a trio of new charges against a Texas man accused of creating the underground online drug marketplace Silk Road.
A new indictment against Ross Ulbricht, 30, filed late on Thursday in Manhattan federal court, added charges of narcotics trafficking, distribution of narcotics by means of the Internet, and conspiracy to traffic in fraudulent identification documents.
The new charges came on top of four other counts previously asserted by prosecutors: narcotics trafficking conspiracy, continuing criminal enterprise, computer hacking conspiracy and money laundering conspiracy.
Ulbricht, who prosecutors said was known online as "Dread Pirate Roberts," lost his bid to dismiss the earlier charges in July. He faces trial on Nov. 3.
Prosecutors say Ulbricht owned and operated Silk Road, which they allege served as a black-market bazaar where drugs and criminal services like computer hacking and forgeries could be bought in exchange for the digital currency bitcoin.
The superseding indictment filed on Thursday accused Ulbricht of personally distributing and aiding in the distribution of substances containing heroin, cocaine, LSD and methamphetamine.
It also accused Ulbricht of engaging in a conspiracy to sell fake ID documents, such as drivers' licenses and passports, on Silk Road.
Federal authorities shut down Silk Road last year, though a new Internet marketplace under the same name debuted in November.
Joshua Dratel, Ulbricht's lawyer, said in a statement the new charges demonstrated the government's attempt to convert a single alleged course of conduct into a set of multiple, interchangeable charges.
The prosecution's goal, he said, was "to improve its chances of having a jury, overwhelmed by the sheer number of charges, agree with the government on at least one."
The case is U.S. v. Ulbricht, U.S. District Court, Southern District of New York, No. 14-cr-00068.
By Nate Raymond August 22, 2014 5:39 PM
NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. prosecutors have brought a trio of new charges against a Texas man accused of creating the underground online drug marketplace Silk Road.
A new indictment against Ross Ulbricht, 30, filed late on Thursday in Manhattan federal court, added charges of narcotics trafficking, distribution of narcotics by means of the Internet, and conspiracy to traffic in fraudulent identification documents.
The new charges came on top of four other counts previously asserted by prosecutors: narcotics trafficking conspiracy, continuing criminal enterprise, computer hacking conspiracy and money laundering conspiracy.
Ulbricht, who prosecutors said was known online as "Dread Pirate Roberts," lost his bid to dismiss the earlier charges in July. He faces trial on Nov. 3.
Prosecutors say Ulbricht owned and operated Silk Road, which they allege served as a black-market bazaar where drugs and criminal services like computer hacking and forgeries could be bought in exchange for the digital currency bitcoin.
The superseding indictment filed on Thursday accused Ulbricht of personally distributing and aiding in the distribution of substances containing heroin, cocaine, LSD and methamphetamine.
It also accused Ulbricht of engaging in a conspiracy to sell fake ID documents, such as drivers' licenses and passports, on Silk Road.
Federal authorities shut down Silk Road last year, though a new Internet marketplace under the same name debuted in November.
Joshua Dratel, Ulbricht's lawyer, said in a statement the new charges demonstrated the government's attempt to convert a single alleged course of conduct into a set of multiple, interchangeable charges.
The prosecution's goal, he said, was "to improve its chances of having a jury, overwhelmed by the sheer number of charges, agree with the government on at least one."
The case is U.S. v. Ulbricht, U.S. District Court, Southern District of New York, No. 14-cr-00068.
TakeTheTicket
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That's the first silkroad creator. He was a fucking moron and made just about every security mistake you could make.
Here's a summary of some of the things he did wrong: http://motherboard.vice.com/blog/everything-the-silk-road-founder-did-to-get-caught
Here's a summary of some of the things he did wrong: http://motherboard.vice.com/blog/everything-the-silk-road-founder-did-to-get-caught
fenderlove01
Active Member
The silkroad is an ok market, there are better ones out there. Been "looking" at these markets for a couple years now. It isn't like I have ever used them... but if anyone would like to know how to do it safely send me a pm 
. I can also point you towards the best marijuana vendors.
. I can also point you towards the best marijuana vendors.
fenderlove01
Active Member
localbitcoins.com this is a great place to buy btc. It is local and very hard to trace, especially if you tumble your coins using bitcoin fog.
fenderlove01
Active Member
Download the tor browser and then enter the url: silkroad6ownowfk.onion
And pgp is required by almost all vendors for obvious security reasons. This is also easy to do but I can't describe it in one sentence. And bitcoins are the only acceptable form of payment. But they are not hard to get, I buy weekly.
Observe & Report
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That article describes the breadcrumbs the FBI followed after they imaged the Silk Road server, because DPR stupidly didn't use TOR to access the server for administration. How the FBI found the server itself wasn't explained in the indictments but was finally revealed today. Not isolating the server so it can only communicate through TOR was the n00b move that led to his downfall. However, all indications were that he was a smart guy with a physics rather than cypherpunk background.
http://www.wired.com/2014/09/the-fbi-finally-says-how-it-legally-pinpointed-silk-roads-server/
fenderlove01
Active Member
Yeah but if you are not a large dealer you are not a target, guarantee that. And even though tor isn't 100% anonymous network you can do many things to improve security. 3rd party network(like starbucks)-Tor-VPN and you are nearly a ghost. You can even change your MAC address every time you connect to a 3rd party network so they cannot look at the network logs and pinpoint the MAC address to the original one given by the manufacturer. Plus most of these guys boot off of usb drives that are encrypted. And any sensitive data is encrypted and their system is completely clean with no give away of their true identity. It isn't hard and you would be quite surprised how effective the online black markets can be if you know what you are doing. You do have to watch out for back doors though... The feds can come in through the back door on many devices but once again you have to be high profile enough for it to be worth their time.
purplegrower02
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Silk road is sooooo expensive i converted bitcoin to us dollars and they want like 400 bucks in bitcoin for 14 grams of bud hahags
Greeengal
Member
You obviously didn't shop around, although it is more expensive than what I would usually get bud for.
fenderlove01
Active Member
You suck at research then. I pay nearly half that for an oz of top shelf stuff on the same market. Noob is a noob
purplegrower02
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Please tell me how I sick at research? Yes their are cheaper people but why the hell would you buy bud from that site to begin with. People on her myself included wou l d sell an oz of most likely better crap then you got for $200.
just saying everything on that site is a straight up scam. $5 for a xanax bar lol I sell for $3.
i have to find out how to sell on there.
just saying everything on that site is a straight up scam. $5 for a xanax bar lol I sell for $3.
i have to find out how to sell on there.
CCCmints
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that's the last thing you need to do lOl
fenderlove01
Active Member
You have to be smart and tech savvy, something tells me you are not very tech savvy and I am not sure how smart you are. You don't know what you are talking about but it really doesn't matter. But good luck, if someone like you started selling without having the first clue as to what they were doing I would expect to get caught very quickly. And you have no idea what I get but you can assume anything you would like to.
greenghost420
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i wanted to make a purchase on the last road before shut down. i may gun something down over there if shits "safe"...