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Tor: FBI Paid CMU $1 Million to De-Anonymize Users

🗓️ 12 Nov 2015 15:15:33Reported by Michael MimosoType 
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The Tor Project patched its software against a vulnerability exploited by Carnegie Mellon University researchers, allegedly paid by the FBI to de-anonymize Tor users, leading to the arrest of suspects linked to Silk Road 2.0 and child pornography possession

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