Dream and its various links are frequently inaccessible. Is the site still being periodically DDOSed? Or are the servers just unable to handle the traffic from time to time?
Is Dream Market perpetually being DDOSed? If so, by whom, LE or other markets?
Dream and its various links are frequently inaccessible. Is the site still being periodically DDOSed? Or are the servers just unable to handle the traffic from time to time?
[44 Points] intothestarz:
[9 Points] bigdaddytyler:
Cartels have been paying hackers to DDOS websites for the past few months. DNM is bad for their business. Look into it...eddie bravo voice
[6 Points] SuchAFungi:
I've always wondered this too. I can't tell if it's TOR at fault, or just poor infrastructure.
[5 Points] phucktard1:
El motherfucking Chapo
[-1 Points] ForLol_Serious:
I ddos them
[1 Points] wellhellotheyare:
42
[1 Points] demonologist-:
It is possible it is a deanonymization attack. See the first few paragraphs here:
https://hackerfactor.com/blog/index.php?/archives/791-Tor-Attacks-Revisited.html
[1 Points] Intergalactic_Reborn:
Probably the FBI or CIA pissed off about it.
[1 Points] cdimeo:
Could be a private individual who has their own issues with the market. I think it’s unlikely to be competition (the markets have no effect on cartel business and it doesn’t seem like anyone is benefiting) so it’s an outside force.
LE everyone has incentive to keep it offline by any means necessary, but some countries have laws pretending the government from doing that. LE has shown itself unable to catch any of these admins without them finding mistakes on the admin’s part, but what if they don’t find mistakes or they can’t figure it out? They could still contract operations like this out to countries whose rules are less strict what the govt can and can’t do.
[1 Points] GirlsDontLikeIce:
Nobody gonna answer this with any certainty.
The server is running on a raspberry pi hidden somewhere in belize, running off solar power and a Verizon™ SIM card. It simply cannot handle the traffic but the server will never be located. /s