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Their system offers them no information whatsoever about what you were doing on the sites. Only that you were viewing illegal sites. At most, they could analyze the number of hits each unique browser ID has produced on each website to know who was the most active viewers of the site. But they cannot in any way see what you were doing there or who was an uploader or a downloader. Their data just says "IP 1.2.3.4 with hostname LarrysComputer accessed site ID 05cea4de-951d-4037-bf8f-f69055b279bb on Aug 3rd, 2013 at 10:28:48 PM.", where "05cea4de-951d-4037-bf8f-f69055b279bb" is an example of the unique per-site UDIDs they used. The IDs are unique to each site and are used to determine what site you are on. That one could for instance be the 4pedo website or Lolita City, and so on. They can therefore only see that you were on the website. They cannot see anything other than that. So they cannot target specific people based on actions. Everyone is treated the same under their system. There is no difference in their logs between a producer/uploader and a simple person that's just viewing content. And remember that we will not hear a single word about busts until the operation is over and the FBI proudly parades around with their statistics. People that are affected must do everything it takes to avoid being yet another number in their books, because the FBI exploit targets one thing and one thing only: Tying your public IP to your Tor browsing habits. The way the exploit was set up and the data it exports shows that they are gathering information in order to coordinate with law enforcement across the globe to crack down on not just producers, but every Tor using pedo.