Steve Neavling
ticklethewire.com
Just a month after the FBI arrested its founder, the black market site Silk Road is back up, the Daily Caller reports.
The notorious site, where people could buy drugs, guns and even hit men, relaunched Wednesday with more protections for its customers, who use a currency called Bitcoin to avoid being traced.
“You can never kill the idea of Silk Road,” the new Dread Pirate Roberts tweeted just before the new site’s launch.
The Daily Caller wrote that the encrypted website cannot be easily dismantled by the feds.
After the FBI took over the site, it read “This hidden site has been seized.” On the relaunched site, the phase “seized” was replaced with “risen again.”
