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evidenceevidencedigital2015 Federal TrialGovernment Exhibit 116BThe screenshot advertises a hacking pack with more than 150 tools and programs, including software described as malware. The court admitted it during Der-Yeghiayan's testimony, and Alford later identified it as the listing for his purchase.
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Government Exhibit 116B

The screenshot advertises a hacking pack with more than 150 tools and programs, including software described as malware. The court admitted it during Der-Yeghiayan's testimony, and Alford later identified it as the listing for his purchase.

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  • Previously admitted listing advertising a hacking pack with more than 150 tools and programs
  • Screenshot of a Silk Road hacking-tools listing advertising more than 150 tools and programs

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Alford identified the advertised hacking pack as an undercover purchase addressing Silk Road marketplace activity; his testimony established receipt of download links, not verification of the programs.

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