Quote from: BitcoinSupremo on May 14, 2016, 07:11:47 AM

Quote from: Wendigo on May 13, 2016, 09:24:46 PM

Quote from: darcycooper on May 13, 2016, 06:44:33 PM

This is an FBI honeypot for sure. I wouldnt touch it.

Yeah mate it's very likely the feds are snooping around that place it's better to stay away and be safe. And I have heard that the TOR browser can be deanonymized and even using a VPN service in addition to that is not a 100% guarantee you won't be caught red-handed. What if the FBI themselves have set it up to attract all the Bitcoin misfits online lol Roll Eyes

Care to explain in detail how can TOR browser be deanonymized ? I know a story about the worst persons on earth and their servers were caught by FBI , which injected a malware via Javascript, so any of the maniacs who clicked on the video links there, were fully deanonymized. Let me remind you this was back in 2013 and mainly Windows users were caught. Now the TOR users, are using TAILS an OS which don't leave traces that you actually used it. Still I have heard stories of people claiming TOR can be deanonymized but without solid proof as evidence, so I would like to hear more in this regard as a TOR user myself not via TAILS but via some other Linux distro.

It doesn't matter what Linux distro you are using TOR with, all that talk about not leaving any traces behind is a myth. Here is a top article that I found on the matter. You could find more by yourself. I don't use TOR myself but I would not rely on it to keep my shady business on the darkweb hidden forever.

http://arstechnica.com/security/2015/07/new-attack-on-tor-can-deanonymize-hidden-services-with-surprising-accuracy/