Feds found Silk Road 2 servers after a six-month attack on Tor?

Re:Feds found Silk Road 2 servers after a six-month attack o... by ineedtosleep on Wednesday January 21, 2015 @04:30PM (#8925898)

Over 90% of public roads service drunk drivers, drug dealers and most known and unknown criminals.

All users of such roads should be searchable at any given moment.

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Re:Feds found Silk Road 2 servers after a six-month attack o... by oh_sigh on Wednesday January 21, 2015 @04:33PM (#8925909)

Your analogy would be more apt if the poster said '90% of nodes in the tor network routed child pornography'.

If it is true that 80% of hidden service visits are for child porn, then that would be more akin to saying 'X% of cars on the highways of america are drunk drivers or drug dealers'

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Re:Feds found Silk Road 2 servers after a six-month attack o... by avn2109 on Wednesday January 21, 2015 @05:53PM (#8926352)

This is unfunny because it is in practice true that any motorist can be searched at any time for any (or no) reason in the United States.

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