Skip to content
Silk Road— Case Archive
evidenceevidencedigital2015 Federal TrialGovernment Exhibit 120Der-Yeghiayan identified the exhibit as screenshots he took on September 18, 2012, through a vendor account he had taken over. The guide instructs sellers to destroy customer addresses, publish a public encryption key for customers who wish to encrypt their information, categorize listings, and avoid directing buyers outside escrow or off-site.
← All Evidence
Digital Evidence

Government Exhibit 120

Der-Yeghiayan identified the exhibit as screenshots he took on September 18, 2012, through a vendor account he had taken over. The guide instructs sellers to destroy customer addresses, publish a public encryption key for customers who wish to encrypt their information, categorize listings, and avoid directing buyers outside escrow or off-site.

1 proceeding1 mention1 trial
Also known as (1)
  • September 18, 2012 screenshots of the seller's guide from a vendor account taken over by the witness

About

The seller-guide restrictions addressed site operation by requiring use of the marketplace checkout system, not the identity of its operator.

Trial Record (1)