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Hey all. I was reading something online about the July crackdown. I read the paid recommendations, but could someone very kindly please recommend some free options to help me stay protected? I believe my ISP doesn't support SSL on both ports which are 443, and 563. My ISP is PTD. Maybe use PUTTY as a free option? I don't know how to use it though.
http://www.techsono.com/usenet/faq/us-isp-file-sharing-crackdown (That is what I was reading).
Don't go outside or spf 50.
Again seriously with the level of paranoia that you seem to operate at wouldn't the judicious option simply be to save yourself the worry and not pirate stuff?
I know that if I thought I'd die every time I crossed the road I'd probably only try and cross the road if there were no other option.
Perhaps someone in the MPAA is trying to learn something. And if that doesn't hit the mark, then I'll finish with this:
They're out to get you rocky, they're watching your ever move.
Seriously, what are free options that are people using to still pirate? Will you please tell me? I believe no one is going to recommend a free VPN, right? So, what are other options?Quote:
Originally Posted by IdolEyes787
I live in Canada where they haven't got around to filling in the movie/music thievery loopholes yet so I basically don't worry about getting "caught".
When they do enact Laws against it I will probably download even less than I do now or give it up entirely.
I personally don't feel the need to potentially go to prison or pay thousands in fines so that I can listen to Maroon 5 for free.
the safest if you ca be is SSL+VPN(it’s exceptionally difficult and time consuming to get around computer encryption—even if you have supercomputers to handle the job),personally i don't use any of them i'm not scared .
My point exactly. That's why some people are bank robbers and some people steal money from kids on the playground.Quote:
Originally Posted by johhny
My ISP does not support SSL. Would it be possible to get SSL+VPN for free? Or that kind of encryption is not free?Quote:
Originally Posted by johhny
http://hak5.org/episodes/episode-607
Would that be a good free tutorial? If so, how can I do this strictly on a Windows PC only? They got some steps for Windows, but most of the tutorial is sudo. I know sudo is for Linux, and that sort, but I have no clue with Linux commands. I don't even know BSD commands. Could someone recommend something else then what I found that be focusing on only a PC to setup a SSL VPN?
http://hak5.org/episodes/episode-607
Would that be a good free tutorial? If so, how can I do this strictly on a Windows PC only? They got some steps for Windows, but most of the tutorial is sudo. I know sudo is for Linux, and that sort, but I have no clue with Linux commands. I don't even know BSD commands. Could someone recommend something else then what I found that be focusing on only a PC to setup a SSL VPN?
You should buy all the crack you'll need before July.Quote:
Originally Posted by rocky12
Nope ... you don't get that kind of protection for free. At least not decent protection.Quote:
Originally Posted by rocky12
So, OpenVPN.net is not decent and it's not free? I wanted a decent SSL+VPN for free. Would it be decent if I followed a tutorial on a Windows PC to build that kind of encryption without paying?Quote:
Originally Posted by DismeNope ... you don't get that kind of protection for free. At least not decent protection.Quote:
Originally Posted by rocky12
I think what people are trying to tell you is that in order for you to get the level of protection you desire and for it to be fast enough for functionable torrenting, you will need to pay.
Don't forget, you're using someone else's bandwidth when you use a vpn, they pay for it so why should you get it for free.
The free versions you see are merely a marketing tool to entice you into buying their premium service.
The other thing is that, like Idol points out, if you're really this worried about illegally downloading movies or whatever, perhaps it would be a better idea to completely refrain from doing so.
It just doesn't sound like it's worth it - given things like netflix are available for as little as £10 per month.
Thank you, manker! Will this crackdown in July be affecting only torrents, or will it affect us with Usenet, or the networks/clients which are Ares, SoulSeek, eMule, and etc? Or exactly what is this crackdown be affecting?
No idea to be honest. The first I heard about a 'July crackdown' was your post in this thread.
I'm from the UK, though, so pay very little attention to such things.
Are you sure it's an actual thing. It could be propaganda :eyebrows:
I'm not sure if it's actual, or just another rumor.
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&s....0.AcB5v81onV4
Would anyone recommend OpenVPN? Would that be SSL VPN?
If someone would recommend it. Is it free? Could I use it without a router? Could I use it just for myself on one PC? Would OpenVPN be what I'm looking for? I am using Windows 7 32-bit Home Premium Anytime Upgrade. That would be 32-bit as in x86.
Would the following tutorial work without a router? Or would suggest a better tutorial?
http://openmaniak.com/openvpn_install.php#
I am hoping someone could write back a reply by answering all of my questions, please.
Thank you,
Do you have to go half on a rock before July? I might need a glass pipe to go with this. It will be "crackdown". Lol.Quote:
Originally Posted by megabytemeYou should buy all the crack you'll need before July.Quote:
Originally Posted by rocky12
Yes to all, but I feel we're going in circles here. I believe you've already been told that OpenVPN is just the client and you need a server to connect to. Which considering your requirements, won't be free.Quote:
Originally Posted by rocky12
I tried knocking but no one's answering.Quote:
Originally Posted by manker
Um, what about ESXi from VMWare? I believe that's not a server? It's free. Someone from the Tech Guy Forums say they use at their job Juniper SA DTE with ESXi. So, why can't I just replace SA DTE with OpenVPN, and that would be OpenVPN with stand up box ESXi? Will that be a server?Quote:
Originally Posted by anonYes to all, but I feel we're going in circles here. I believe you've already been told that OpenVPN is just the client and you need a server to connect to. Which considering your requirements, won't be free.Quote:
Originally Posted by rocky12
I have a feeling his next posts will be full of cyclical paranoia and more confused questioning.
Fuck, if only I posted it 2 minutes earlier.
There is obviously something wrong with me because I've stolen stuff for years off the internet and don't have a fucking clue what you are on about.
go to private torrents and feel more secure, again if your that parinoid just stop doing it. there is no sure fire way everything is possible to trace.... just a matter of how difficult your going to make it to trace.
I am not worried in the slightest. I have options as to my ISP. If they slow my speeds down or cut off my service I will raise hell and go to their competition. Maybe they will get tired of losing money cracking down on me and just give up. Maybe they will throw me in jail. Either way, I'm not going to change my habits and they are just gonna have to deal with that. You can be scared if you want, but there was piracy long before the internet existed and it will continue to thrive even if they outlawed cyberspace. This type of behavior is more likely to drive potential customers away than it is to protect profits. It's my guess that at least 70 to 80 percent of the people that download music and movies were never going to buy them anyways.