Silk Road

Chicago-based Homeland Security Officer, Jared Deyegen, was working on profiling the sellers of Perilum. Every time an envelope with drugs was found by Customs and Border Protection, he would drive to O'Hare Airport to get it. Once he seized the drug, he went on Silk Road and searched the drugs on display from each seller To save you could match them to the drugs intercepted by Customs and border Control. All of this took a long time, and on top of that, both sellers and buyers at Silk Road were getting smarter When it came to buyers, many would use PGP encryption, which turns any text the person enters into an under-sufferable block