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Cazes, chimed in to describe his personal computer setup: He said he used LUKS encryption, or Linux Unified Key Setup, a free encryption tool specific to Linux that would securely scramble his laptop's entire hard disk whenever he so much as closed the lid. 8/11 — PolitiTweet.org

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Occasionally, amid all his sordid posts, the investigators would find a gem of precious information for their case. One such morsel appeared in a Roosh V thread in which members of the forum were debating Windows versus Mac operating systems. 7/11 — PolitiTweet.org

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This meant that to have evidence of their Cazes's guilt, the investigators would need to not only seize AlphaBay's servers and arrest its administrator, but also access his laptop while he was still using it. The problem: he only logged on to AlphaBay at home. 9/11 — PolitiTweet.org

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