FORENSIC EXPERTS CONFIRMED TO BE COMBING THROUGH PIRATE BAY DATA

>>45648887
>Are you ready to have to pay hundreds or even thousands of dollars when a court letter comes to your home and make you pay for your crimes?

>get letter
>throw letter in garbage
wow. much difficult.

>>45648887
who the fuck

gives a shit

t. Bosnia&Herzegovina

>>45648887
Yeah this isn't going to happen.

>1/10 for reply

>>45648887
>Are you ready for your download and upload history to show in the data that forensic experts are currently looking at?
That data is not in the magnet, tard master.
>Are you ready for the studios to sue the SHIT out of you because you decided to download or upload copyrighted material at the biggest target for the piracy police?
Sure, sue millions of people all at once.

>>45648887
Fucking retarded OP

>>45648887
not as fucked as your mom ;^)

>itt: magnet links contain the information of anyone and everyone that has ever touched them

are you dumb

I doubt anyone gives a fuck about some individual South Park and The Simpsons episodes I grabbed from TPB a few weeks ago.

Anyone on /g/ using TPB would deserve it, although it won't happen because they are only going to go after the biggest torrent uploaders.
I doubt that TPB keeps logs of IPs, too.

>>45648981
>>45648999
Torrent files were linked at TPB all the time.

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Who the fucks gives a shit? I have downloaded many things over the years, and there were never letters being sent to me.

They're probably going to try and identify major uploaders if anything you stupid fuck.

>>45649033
You're going to JAIL.

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>>45649033
But what if someone is a major uploader?

>>45649026
Torrent files don't contain any copyrighted material

>literally everyone I've met barring my grandparents have torrented before
so they're gonna sue 80% of the population?

jej

also
>implying I use Plebate Bay

>>45649016
ButI don't have friends at private trackers to give me invites

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>>45649046
someone here

damn i'm tired

>>45649026
Torrent files don't contain that information neither.

>>45649046
they will send them a very not nice letter

Meh if it happens oh well

>going to jail because I downloaded stuff
right
next you'll tell me everyone else is going to jail too for downloading taylor swifts albums.

>all the porn, games, music, films that I downloaded
Shame that no one actually cares

>>45649089
>going to jail too for downloading taylor swifts albums.

I am perfectly fine with those people going to jail.

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Dude VPN lmao

isn't that weird that sony owns torrentfreak.com?

>>45648887
I live in a country where pirating isn't illegal, so no.

The only way to feasibly punish the mass of pirates is to have some international agency that forces nations to tax their citizens a "pirate tax" based on amount of illegal torrent traffic.

Even that's hard because there's legit torrent traffic.

That's why they go after uploaders 99.99% of the time.

hahaha oh wow
t. the third world

>>45648887
sadly i don't live in a free country, so nobody cares what i do or don't do on the internet

>>45649137
http://niceme.me/

>>45648887
>implying this means shit
everything is encrypted anyway and a good portion of the site is shared between multiple servers at different locations. Am i the only one who reads their updates?

Anyway heres whats gonna happen
>Comp Forensics will try to decrypt it
>wont be able to
>will pass it off to other sorces
>if anything gets cracked it wont help because TPB never logged ips

They're honestly better off doing it the old way and monitoring large uploaders through clients with the magnet links they've acquired

>>45648887
one reason i love living in a third world country :D

>>45649060
Private trackers are more insecure than public trackers. If a private tracker gets raided, authorities have every IP address you've ever connected to the site with (and since every private tracker has strict rules against VPNs, that means they have your home IP), every torrent you've ever downloaded, upload/download stats etc etc.

>>45649173
American?

>>45649169
Read: Forensic specialists

That's sweet OP but they've done this to TPB before and nothing like that happened.
As well as other torrent sites.

TPB doesn't keep logs on its users so there's nothing to even find.

>>45649193
Forensic isn't magic, it can't break encryption.

>>45649193
and pot money goes directly to the Taliban

Oh no I hope bangbros don't sue me :(

>>45649199
There's ways to access the information once loaded in ram if the severs where not shutdown when the raid happened dumbfuck

>studios are going to sue millions of users
I don't think so.
Isn't there a law now that doesn't allow studios to sue individuals anymore?

>>45649181
Jokes on them I've got the neighbour's wi-fi

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>>45648887
zero fucks given

>>45648887
I use a paid VPN, so good luck finding me.
As far as the forensic experts are concerned, I'm from fucking China.

OP is a tech illiterate faggot.

>>45649192
i loled

greek though

my parents are gonna be so mad at me :(

>>45649222
They could break the encryption of the HDDs assuming they
1- used software encryption
2- the servers were not shutdown
And even then they don't log IPs.
>the information once loaded in ram
You're fucking retarded. The information in RAM is infinitesimal compared to all the information on all the HDDs, that'd make this raid rather irrelevant. Sure they could get the IPs of the people currently browsing the site but that's it.

>>45649222
Old forensic method was freezing the ram and transferring it into a specialised machine to recover any keys that were loaded

That was prw 2007. Not gonna mention the new tools/processes they have at extracting this shit. Y'all dumb as fuck
You don't need to break the encryption to get it

>>45649070
>implying they won't bust down there doors and put the major uploaders away for years
These are dark times

>>45649222

Haha only if they pulled the ram sticks out and tossed them in a freezer and/or read them within minutes of the raid.

>>45649279
The information they recover from ram let's them access the HDDs you fuckwit

>>45649300
Hence the first part of my post you retarded faggot.

I am not a NEET, stop projecting fagtron.

If your consumers are not happy about going to a cinema to see your movies maybe you should offer an alternative. You won't ever stop piracy.

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fuck
it is time be hero

>>45649295
>>45649295
>>45649295
They would have had a team of forensic specialists going in on that raid to secure that shit. They have protocols on how to deal with it.

>>45648887
the cool thing about torrents is that there is no record unless you're either caught in the swarm or you have an account linked to the tracker which tracks your ratio.

>>45648887
Not living in America. MPAA can suck my fat cock.

So when nothing happens, will you be making a thread going "I WAS WRONG"?

Course not.

>>45649336
Is america the only country that legitimately tries to go after pirates? i am pretty sure that in my shitty country there has never been a case about it, we even have
movie rental shops that rent pirated dvds and they are in business for decades now.

>>45649323
All of which irrelevant when you can pull the plug of the servers, wait 1 minute, and have all the information vanished

Good thing I'm not American.

>>45649383
They are not the only ones doing that, but TPB is mostly attacked by the MPAA. They are the loudest ones, so to speak.

>>45649425
Who's gonna pull a plug on a data centre retard?

>>45649445
Which also probably has power generators kick in instantly

>>45649445
The should have hired a professional plug puller.

>>45649283
>Old forensic method was freezing the ram and transferring it into a specialised machine to recover any keys that were loaded
Find an example of that method being used during an actual criminal case.

Protip: You can't.

>>45649026
Which does fuck all to help them figure out who actually plugged the magnet link into a torrent client, but whatever. I somewhat doubt they had any logs from back when you had to download the torrent files themselves, even though that still doesn't prove someone actually used the torrent.

>>45649222
Who cares? The servers could be unencrypted and it wouldn't matter, the data on them is useless for finding anyone except maybe anybody who established a connection within a few minutes of the seizure. Even then they could have just as easily gotten that information and a whole load more by having a battery of toasters crawl the site running torrents to harvest IPs.

The whole thing feels like it's either a stunt to put the fear of god into retards or petty revenge from someone high up who got stroppy after their crusade against piracy didn't amount to shitting in a bucket.

>>45649445
The owners who also happen to be ready for these type of situations because they've already had this happen to them before.
You seem to think forensic professionals are the most intelligent people on the planet and can do magic.

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jesus

HHAHAHAHAHAAH POORFAGS GETTING BLOWN
THE
FUCK
OUT

>>45649498
hi op

>>45649478
Lol its their job dumbass. That's what they get paid for.

>>45648887
If they wanted to sue thousands of people they could have easily monitor the torrents for months and the do it, how is the information that they will get now, assuming they get any, something that
they couldn't get at any given time if they wanted it?

>>45649508
>if you get paid for something, suddenly you're the best person at it and nobody can outsmart you

>>45648887
Pirate? How many times I had attacked ships?

>>45649478
>Data centre owners intentionally interfering with police investigations. Let's see how that works out for them

>>45649508
And the people that they are going after are professional pirates, guess by your logic this is a draw.

>>45649556
>professional pirates
My_sides.jpg

>>45649554
You don't need to shutdown the entire data center to shut down the TPB servers.
Besides, this is all assuming they're going to get any relevant information from a server that collects magnet links and doesn't log IPs

>>45649145
where is this? I need to buy some new seed boxes.

>>45648887
I dont think that anyone really wants to pay for so stupid jew gay propaganda called hollywood movies

>>45648887
I can't tell if you're intentionally baiting or if you're retarded.

None of that information would be on the server. And even if they stored IP logs on the load balancer, they can only connect you to downloading something if they join millions of random torrent swarms to see if you're on there.

There's literally nothing on there for those that used the service itself. The only thing it might be useful for is trying to take track the owners themselves.

>>45649601
Not him but try any country in South America.

Im safe because I dont live in murrica. Stay mad TrOPll

>>45649508
What do you mean my team lost

Sports people are paid to win sports, it's their job dumbass.

>>45649578
You don't have to wear a suit~
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j1l7N-WLa3Q

>>45649116
Couldn't they contact the VPN owners and tell them to reveal your IP?

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>>45649639
Are you stupid? Or never even looked into VPN providers.

Yes they could theoretically do that, but only if you bought your VPN from hidemyass or something similarly retarded

>>45649616
I have been using one in the NL, but I heard they recently changed their policy.. Anyone have any more information on this?

>>45649639
>We don't keep logs of that

>>45649639
Who will they know that is a vpn? if its a really obscure country the will most likely live it be, assuming you don't go and get a vpn
i an first world country. Or you could get a vpn from a country that piracy is completely legal, they won't bother searching ips one by one to see
if any of them are vpns, they will at most send some scare letters to a bunch of americans.

>>45649678
>Anyone have any more information on this?
Yes. My country's shitty and the government is too busy reaping the benefits of corruption to care about piracy or even CP.
Any South American country will do.

>>45648887
Never used pirate bay.I have nothing to fear

>>45649697
>>45649679
examples? i need a VPN.

>>45649726
>I have nothing to fear
uh-huh

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>>45648887
It was japan wasn't it?

did you guys still use torrents?
direct download is safer, ive been download shit for decades from rapidshare, keep2share, mega... all these fucking sites. No one is going to get raided from downloading shit from there.

I only use private trackers because I'm not an idiot.

>>45648887
They'd have to sue or send nearly everyone to jail living in the United States then.

So, it won't happen.

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>>45649748
mullvad

It's pretty expensive but I'm almost certain they don't store logs / don't cooperate with feds

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>>45648887
I've uploaded over a thousand Japanese adult video's. Would be a laugh if some Japanese porn studio tried to sue me. Good thing I live in Russia and my government doesn't give a fuck.

>>45649776
Where you do you get your download links?

>>45648887
Some reading comprehension would help. They probably mean that they will just look at torrents uploaded by users and either find those who uploaded the torrents and then also fuck the owners of TPB too for aiding in piracy.

tl;dr if you downloaded some random album or episode you have nothing to fear.

>>45649776
Uploaders on 1-click-hosters have been raided in the past, namely rapidshare. Most hosters can never provide the speed that a well-seeeded torrent can get you. But yeah, if you want to download rather rare things which would have no seeders, hosters can be better.

>>45648887

Good luck suing half the US lol

>>45649026
Is downloading the actual torrent file illegal? I didnt think so.

Authorities have to catch you while you are downloading/seeding or they can't do anything. Just because I downloaded a torrent file 2 years ago never means I actually downloaded whatever it was linked to. They can't prove anything unless they saw your IP listed as a seeding peer back when I actually was (or wasnt) downloading whatever that torrent file was for.

>>45649827
They will just pick out the big goys. I hope they put some of you in jail for a couple years.

>>45649776
lol rapidshare

>>45649232
But your mac address Is yours u twit

>>45649845
You'd have to have uploaded a couple hundred new releases for them to even start considering you, and that is without the need for this particular raid, they could've done that by just monitoring the swarm.

what are they gonna do, take away my autismbux
topcake

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>>45648887
/g/ is getting more retarded every minute... I'm not even mad, just disappointed. Here's the list of things you did wrong:

> not knowing how P2P networks work
> not knowing the IPs of the clients were not stored
> using all caps to laugh like a complete moron

Again, if you're serious 1/10 contact psychiatrist for autism. If trolling 4/10 made me reply.

>>45648887
Piratebay doesn't even have information on users that COPIED A FUCKING MAGNET LINK from their website.
It's been a while since they actually hosted torrent files, and those aren't illegal to download.

>>45649874
if you dont know how to fake it or at least use a disposable usb wlan dongle...meh

even in winblows with a few clicks you can change your mac addr.

i dont think they have enough time or lawyers to go through and sue every single one of the hundreds of thousands of people (maybe even into the millions) that pirate movies and shit

>>45649798
Do you buy the DVDs and then just upload them out of the kindness of your heart, or what? Because I never understood why people like you do it, but I'm so glad you do.

>>45649798
privet))

>>45649150

>to tax their citizens a "pirate tax"

literally have been paying that for like 15-20 years in Canada.

good luck MPAA & RIAA. remember when you begged for that to shore up your shit business model?

lol. smooth move, ex-lax. you played yourself. i go to work. live and let die. welcome to the jung.. i forgot what I was doing.

I'd pay them to beat down my door for watching NCIS:LA

>>45650151
How is that anyway?
I like NCIS (still have to finish it) but it has its retarded feminism and technology moments

>>45648887
>FORENSIC EXPERTS CONFIRMED TO BE COMBING THROUGH PIRATE BAY DATA AS WE SPEAK

Why can't they just use the search function?

>>45649323
>They have protocols on how to deal with it.

Do these "protocols" include magic?

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>>45649798
>>45650102
Bamp for interest

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>>45648887
>tfw I had them delete my account months before this raid

>>45650172
>>I like NCIS (still have to finish it) but it has its retarded feminism

What do you expect from Jewish hollywood?

>>45650172
It's a really fun show.

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>tfw you use a vpn that doesnt keep logs

>>45650189
lol those experts sure are dum :^)

>>45650255
I watch the original NCIS, haven't followed Vegas or New Orleans, are either worth watching?

>>45650265
Goddammit pepe fuck off


so do i

>>45649046
How much do you have to upload to be a major uploader?

I uploaded tons of stuff and had scripts upload it for me when I slept. like thousands of stuff. Not once have I ever had a nasty letter not that I would take it seriously anyway

>>45650281
Never watched the original or vegas. I watched about 2 seconds of New Orleans when it came out, giggled to myself at how bad it was, and deleted that shit

>>45650301
>>How much do you have to upload to be a major uploader?

Pretty sure that if you're in the hundreds you'd be considered a major uploader, and that's only if you weren't uploading anonymously.

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>>45648887
I don't pirate out of paranoid tinfoilerry but I'd be worried that an IP someone used 5 years ago is currently assigned to me or that someone who shared my IP did things and I take the fall.

>>45650102
Personally I'm a member of some underground sharing network and other members chip in with donations so we can buy DVD's and Blu-Rays and I have a friend who is a distributor. He owns a web store and let's me rip the disks he sells. And I do it all out of love, even lose a bit of money on the hosting / sharing of content.

Seeing on how I got no response in my thread, I'll ask here.

What do you guys think of Cyberghost 5 VPN ?

From what I read , it's Romanian made, doesn't keep logs and has many servers also you can use it for free without any cap.

>>45650343
lets me*

>>45650334
>or that someone who shared my IP did things and I take the fall.
If they have no way to prove you did it yourself you won't get convicted.

>>45650343
How do you not get caught when uploading?
I have a 100/100 glass fiber line and have been feeling generous for a while. I live in the netherlands if that matters.