> Can someone explain me the technical details as to how the mirroring of the website didn't raise any suspicion from the customer or buyer side ? By definitio

> Can someone explain me the technical details as to how the mirroring of the website didn't raise any suspicion from the customer or buyer side ? By definition the point is the server location is hidden else the police would just bust it. So there's no way anyone can ever tell where it is by definition. Although the question is has someone found a way? Technically it's as pfg mentions, they get the private key when they bust the real site, hence can locate where ever they want. If it's a virtual machine they'd just snapshot it and read it from memory. Dedicated encrypted server, theoretically possible (Silly things like chilling the RAM). Practically? Pretend there's an outage and MITM the password when entered? I'd bet on they'd just cut their losses in this case. Buuut??