Web sites on network anonymous Tor closed by police

Next page 2.0 after Silk Road site was closed

Web sites on network anonymous Tor closed by police

Next page 2.0 after Silk Road site was closed by the authorities in the United States.

Silk Road 2.0 and 400 other sites operating in the Tor-network as part of the internet that is not reachable through traditional search engines-are already closed.

Operation cooperation among 16 European countries and the United States also cause caught 17 people.

Tor is home to thousands of illegal internet market, selling illegal drugs, pictures ofthe abuse of children and is also the site for extremist groups.

Experts believe that this closure is a breakthrough in the fight against internet crime.

Among those arrested was Blake Benthall, referred to is the mastermind behind theSilk Road 2.0, an internet marketplace for buying and selling illegal drugs.

This site was launched in October last year after the first Silk Road site was closed andaccused as its owner was arrested.

' Serious crimes ' organized

This operation also confiscate the Bitcoins valued around $ 1 million (greater thanRp12 billion).

"Today we proved that together we can remove efficiently the criminal infrastructurethat supports the importance of organized crimes," said Troels Oerting, the head ofthe European internet crime Center under Europol.

"And we are not ' just ' throw away from the open internet service; This time we are also targeting the illicit services on the web that use Tor, who has seen all this time the criminals will not be touched, "said Oerting.

The BBC is getting information that not

only is this mallu breakthrough technology –with the police using new techniques to search for the location of the physical serversnet dark (dark net)-and also the international cooperation at a level that is unprecedented among law enforcers.

Dark Web photo sales site to hide sex abuse against children. To catch the perpetrators, one of which was the publication of the photo ' Sweetie ' made by this computer.

What is referred to as a web part in (deep web)-or the anonymous internet-is estimated at the amount up to 500 times greater than existing web on the surface.

Alan Woodward, a consultant who helps Europol, says this closure represents a new era in the fight against internet crime.

"Tor had long seen would not be able to reach law enforcers. This action proved not true that they are not visible and can't be touched, "he said. (BBC)