• Eggyhead@fedia.io
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    2 months ago

    Does this go to show that authorities needing backdoors to everything in order to do their jobs is actually kind of nonsense?

      • Appoxo@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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        2 months ago

        Heard about a guy doing insane opsec when selling on the dark web (darknet diaries podcast).
        In the end he got busted because a trusted member if his operation got lazy and ignored his rules

        Edit: This guy was essentially
        Leeching internet via a directional antenna from a neighbour that was significantly away
        Not allowing any visitor in with a cell. You had to keep it outside
        All drug related actions are done in a cleaned down room.
        Tripple sealing dark marketplace orders, wiping everything down with corrosive fluids to destroy any sort of dna material
        Not going to the same post office in (I believe 6 months) and only sending of 3-6 shipments at once

        I hope I got it correctly. Please go listen to the episode: https://darknetdiaries.com/episode/132/

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          2 months ago

          That’s sounds mostly correct.

          His relative also admitted their involvement and flipped on him which destroyed the narrow avenue he had to throw out the original evidence for the warrant.

          Of course we only ever hear the cases of people who get caught. If he relative hadn’t gotten lazy he may never have been caught.

          The lesson there is not to involve other people.