If you ever dl'ed anything from LokiTorrent, you could be fucked

[muchspl2]

is anyone scared about this new turn of events?

Court: Hollywood gets P2P giant's server logs
Published: February 10, 2005, 4:33 PM PST
By John Borland
Staff Writer, CNET News.com

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A Dallas federal court has ordered file-swapping site LokiTorrent.com to shut down and provide Hollywood lawyers with access to its full server logs, including data that could expose hundreds of thousands of people to copyright lawsuits.

The Motion Picture Association of America said Thursday that it had won a quick court victory against LokiTorrent, and was launching a new round of actions against other online piracy hubs. The data provided by the onetime file-swapping hub would provide "a roadmap to others who have used LokiTorrent to engage in illegal activities," the trade group said.

Hard numbers on the site's traffic are hard to come by. However, according to researchers at the Delft University of Technology, LokiTorrent was responsible for more than 800,000 downloads in the month of October alone.

more here http://news.com.com/Court+Hollywood+...3-5571782.html

[Monkeee]

dear god..... well thank god i never did!

[sparsely]

riiiight.
access logs and tracker stats aren't gonna prove much, other than that a user clicked a link or visited the site

[worldpease]

Damn, not that Im afraid, you all know why, but because it was one of my new favorite torrent sites.
But... is it down yet?

hey Parsley, Nice Avatar!

[sparsely]

thanks

here, have an S

[worldpease]

!.... Oook, I just went there,
its down! , yes, it is down, and there is also a warning...
Im serius, but some how I can't stop laughing.

am I in truble...?
are you in truble?

[muchspl2]

yea http://www.lokitorrent.com
has a nice mpaa warning

[muchspl2]

riiiight.
access logs and tracker stats aren't gonna prove much, other than that a user clicked a link or visited the site

right like who/what/when and how long????

[sparsely]

doesn't matter...
it doesn't prove that a file was actually shared, as the trackers only provide a text file

[TheDave]

i dont think the logs will be used against people who just shared on the network, more just to try and build a roadmap of something they know nothing about. research to those who dont speak 'The'