the search warrant for an administrator of Silkroad 2.0 indicated that from January 2014 until July, the FBI received information from "university-based research institute" with the information being "reliable IP addresses for TOR and hidden services such as SR2" that led to the identification of "at least another seventeen black markets on TOR" and "approximately 78 IP addresses that accessed a vendor.onion address." One of these IP addresses led to the arrest of the administrator[35]