I have searched the threads and couldn't find an answer so I'm asking what is the best way and how?
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I have searched the threads and couldn't find an answer so I'm asking what is the best way and how?
Getting caught doing what?Quote:
What is the best way to keep from getting caught?
Downloading and uploading from others
Your communication skills are superb. Everything you ask makes perfect sense! So much so that I, in turn, am baffled by your dizzying intellect and actually have no comprehension of what you are asking about or referring to, even after clearing things up with your last post.
I think this is the answer you are looking for...
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There you go!
if i understood your question correctly, the best way is not to download anything.
:wub:Quote:
Originally Posted by bumrocks
Don't do it in the first place?:unsure:Quote:
Originally Posted by Sharkman2
Follow cine's or Idol's advice, or use a VPN or seedbox. :PQuote:
Originally Posted by Sharkman2
Man, Alot of helpful posts are listed here :rolleyes:
But on a serious note....
Some basic's to "not getting "caught"...." on your home connection:
1) Try to download and upload off private trackers.
Example: try to stay away from isohunt, thepiratebay, mininova... etc...
2) download an ip filtering software.
Example: ipfilters built in your torrent software or something like peerblock..
http://www.peerblock.com/releases
3) If your internet provider has a cap for how much you can upload/download a month... STAY UNDER THE LIMIT!
Happy pirating.... Keep seeding
Thanks anon-sbiQuote:
Originally Posted by anon-sbiFollow cine's or Idol's advice, or use a VPN or seedbox. :PQuote:
Originally Posted by Sharkman2
Well its kind of obvious what I was trying to say... and am curious to know how? I dont know if VPN company's can be trusted like btguard, because Ive read in numerous fourms that clients were still able to get caught and warned about their ILLIGAL downloading. Seedboxes is new to me and I hear great things from them in how it really helps with the ratio, but how can it help from not getting caught?
Peerblock is new to me as i have peer guardian but it keeps on crashing on me.. i'll try peerblock. Thanks!Quote:
Originally Posted by Tv Controls you
I personally have never got peer guardian to work right..... Peerblock is so simple, you just download it and run it... It updates then your protected.
And the extra security associated with a seedbox is the notion that anti-p2p groups will not pursue you past the seedbox provider.
In addition the location of the seedbox may be in an area that has very lose anti-p2p laws, or areas that don't enforce anti p2p that seriously.
Basically you download your torrents from your seedbox, then you can download your torrent from your seedbox to your home. (which is alot more secure and stealthy than torrents)
*personally I think it is worthless for security, as if an anti-p2p group really wanted to find you.. All they would have to do is look at the name on the bill for the seedbox.
Although it is true that they rarely pursue people (I actually can't recall a case)
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Both have been proven to be basically useless as they only use lists which can obviously never be totally up to date .Quote:
Originally Posted by Tv Controls you
It's not that obvious, or at least it wasn't for me. You could have been asking how to trade invites without getting caught, for example.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sharkman2
What TVCY said + the BitTorrent swarms never get a hold of your real IP (just like with a VPN). Only the seedbox provider does, when you connect to it to operate its frontend or download files from it to your computer.Quote:
Seedboxes is new to me and I hear great things from them in how it really helps with the ratio, but how can it help from not getting caught?
It's better than not using any blocklists at all. :unsure:Quote:
Originally Posted by IdolEyes787
true. it's called placebo effect.Quote:
Originally Posted by anon-sbiIt's better than not using any blocklists at all. :unsure:Quote:
Originally Posted by IdolEyes787
No ipfilter is 100% fool proof...... peerblock is easy to use and updates every once and in a while... I have seen tons of ips blocked from it.
If your really paranoid....
Go through 5 proxies, connect to your vpn (that doesn't keep logs), that connects to your vps that is hosted in sealand, and then download your torrents.
*all payments are made under all fake information, with a visa gift card that was bought with cash at a store without cameras....
For the extra paranoid....
Travel to sealand by a boat constructed out of wood yourself, and manually dismantle the server and burn it ensuring all traces of your actions are gone.
Do it with your door closed.
It isn't providing you with any protection. They often block harmless university ranges. You have no way of proving that it is blocking malicious IPs.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tv Controls you
Their is no way that you can make me stop running it.... Let me just rub this in a littleQuote:
Originally Posted by FibreIt isn't providing you with any protection. They often block harmless university ranges. You have no way of proving that it is blocking malicious IPs.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tv Controls you
http://www.techyard.net/wp-content/u...peer-block.png
No... but on a serious note... I have seen it block movie industry ranges as well as some other anti-p2p groups... So I think it is definitely worth running if you have no protection.
people in private trackers get caught as well, just less often than public trackers. Seedbox would be the best way to go for now.
{{citation needed}}Quote:
Originally Posted by G00DFe77a
Except for torrentleech I never heard that.
For those that are interested, here's an ipfilter file that isn't 10-15MB long like most ones out there, but focuses on blocking the really bad ranges:Quote:
Originally Posted by Tv Controls you
http://sourceforge.net/projects/ed2k-ipfilterx/
Different versions available.
You may want to search trackers' forums for "dmca", "baytsp" or "infringement letter". Generally, it happens on the larger ones, such as the already mentioned TL or IPT.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rigel9
First of all, downloading files is legal if you own the copyright or there is no copyright.
But let's assume the hypothetical sitiation where one is downloading/up things that they don't own the copyright to.
The most important thing to remember is this: Millions of people everyday download and upload pirated music. It's true that people do get caught, but the chances of getting caught are very rare, probably more rare than dying in a tragic accident. Anto-Piracy organizations' main goal is to find and prosecute the "big guys" meaning the well known piracy groups like aXXo and others you may have heard of. Once in a while they will target a little guy to make an example out of him/her but again, this is very rare. It doesnt seem so rare because they make a big scene about it on the news when someone get caught but this is just the news.
Now, lets assume the unlikely event where you do get targeted. What happens 99% of the time is they send you a bunch of letters about hown horrible a person you are, and after a couple months of headaches and meetings it all ends with you paying them a $2500 settlement. The other 1% of the time they drown you in a sea of lawyers and impose multi-million dollar fines and send you to jail, but this happens in 1% of very very rare occurances.
The bottom line is this: Unless you are part of a major piracy group, its foolish to worry about getting caught. Just using common sense is good enough security for the common user, meaning don't post an ad in craigslist for selling pirated movies, and don't go around telling people your a pirate!
As far as sofware goes, it helps to force encryption in your clients preferences and you can also install a "peerblocker" or use the one built into your client which will block the ip's of known anti-piracy groups and the like. Both of these sound good, and its worth implementing them, but they don't offer as much security as you think. If you are targeted, your going to get caught unless you are highly profociant with computers and can devote a large amount of time and money into keeping your online identity hidden.
A less desirable approach, albeit safer, is to avoid downloading major movies as soon as they come out, and ALWAYS avoid public torrent sites, not just because its more loliekly you will be caught but because public sites are riddled with malware and overall unorganized.
To summarize:
1. Only download from private trackers.un
2. Don't advertize that you are a pirate.
3. Set up your torretn client properly, with encryption and such.
4. INstall an ip blocker if it will make you feel better,
5. Avoid downloading major motion pictures and software when they first come out, again this is only if you are paranoid, the chances of being caught are still extremely low.
Finally, if you want to do something really cool AND protect yourself at the same time, install high powered electromagnets around your harddrives and rig them to go off when someone opens your computer, I'm not sure if erasing your data will help in a legal situation but is a really cool project!
great post.
The best way to not get caught is
1. Do not start new thread entitled "what's the best way to not get caught"
2. Tell everyone you know how good Piracy is for everyone.
3. Only Download illegal Internet Pirated material from dodgy foreign websites located in eastern Europe or Spain.
Best way not to get caught ?
Buy everything ! It's the most secure way .
RUNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN!!! JUST RUN ;)
That's the best way!
Best way to not get caught??
Not to have an affair with her best friend or sister