The Feebies have an exploit against Tor, but they'd have to disclose it in order to prosecute the defendant.
So they're letting him go.
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Coventry/Ultra.
Tough call.
But now everyone knows TOR isn't any good anymore.
Then what's the point of having it?
At least get a lot of people at once. Scoop up the incriminating evidence, then prosecute as soon as feasible.
TOR has had problems for a couple of years. The intelligence agencies had found ways to force traffic through certain nodes and analyze the input/output results to tentatively identify the originating IP's as early as 2014. Any knowlegable TOR user knew they were possibly compromised by mid-2015, based upon a number of news reports.
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