Silk Road 2.0 is already bigger than its predecessor. If the FBI or other law enforcement agencies want to put a real dent in the Deep Web, it will have to try a lot harder. It's not just the Silk ...

"Silk Road 2.0 will be reborn better, much much more secure as testament to the tenacity and determination of this wonderful community of ours," wrote one moderator on the new Silk Road's forum ...

The 12 year campaign to free Ross Ulbricht — the criminal mastermind behind the Silk Road, a dark web mail-order-drug store — ...

Silk Road 2.0 launched in early November, promising a better and more secure version of the Silk Road market the FBI had taken down in early October.Dealers and users quickly migrated to the site ...

Read the full accounting of what we know about the operation so far. A year after the Silk Road 2 came online promising to revive the Dark Web drug trade following its predecessor's seizure by the ...

Ross Ulbricht, is again in the news, but rather for an auction of his personal effects that fetched above $1.8 million in ...

Silk Road 2.0 was created in the wake of the Government’s October 2013 seizure of the website known as “Silk Road” and the arrest of its alleged owner and operator, Ross William Ulbricht, a ...

Cyberwar has hit the Deep Web yet again. Silk Road 2.0, the successor to the original anonymous black market, is facing “a very sophisticated DDoS [distributed denial of service] attack,” the ...

An auction of Ross Ulbricht’s personal items raised over $1.8M in Bitcoin as collectors bid for pieces of Silk Road history.

Ross Ulbricht, the founder of Silk Road, raised over $1.3 million in Bitcoin by auctioning personal and prison-related items.

Blake Benthall, founder of Fathom(x) and former creator of the Silk Road 2.0, and Vincent D’Agostino, the former FBI agent who arrested Benthall in 2014, reminisced about their common past and ...