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evidenceevidencedigital2015 Federal TrialGovernment Exhibit 340AAlford identified the screenshot as the vendor's response to the hacking-pack order, containing three purchase links and additional free links. The vendor cautioned that not every program would work. Alford did not open the links, while D'Agostino later testified that the first three were active download links.
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Government Exhibit 340A

Alford identified the screenshot as the vendor's response to the hacking-pack order, containing three purchase links and additional free links. The vendor cautioned that not every program would work. Alford did not open the links, while D'Agostino later testified that the first three were active download links.

2 proceedings2 mentions1 trial
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  • Receipt for several malware packages, identifying the undercover account downers4u and the Sniffsniff hacking-pack listing
  • Screenshot of the vendor response from Sniffsniff5.0 containing download links

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The receipt and active links formed part of the government's presentation that hacking tools were available through Silk Road, rather than merely advertised. That testimony concerned purchased software, not identification of the site's operator.

Trial Record (2)