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 Holy crap: MediaDefender's emails get leaked
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Posted 2007-09-15, 06:17 PM
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If you don't know who MediaDefender is, Wikipedia says: "MediaDefender is a company which offers services designed to prevent and stop people who engage in peer-to-peer copyright infringement, using tactics such as flooding peer-to-peer networks with decoy files that tie up a user's computer."
This isn't just a few emails, it's 700MB worth. Going back for months.
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At first we couldn't believe that it was real, but after we scanned through the e-mails it became clear that it was indeed the real deal. Hundreds of IPs and logins to their servers, lists of their decoy/entrapment trackers, decoy strategies, the effectiveness of their fake torrents (in many cases with a breakdown of success, title specific), high and low priority sites, .torrent watchlists, information on their monitoring of competitors, pictures of their weekend trips and even the anti-piracy strategy for dealing with The Simpsons Movie leak:
# REMINDER: "The Simpson's Movie" premieres this Friday (to Torrents).
* Decoy files are available in torrents MDfile server.
* Use Public Trackers for pre-Leak releases.
* Create two new trackers for this project.
o Ebert to inform Torrents of these new machines.
* Send a list of 5 release names from each torrent team member to Ebert.
* REMEMBER to input torrent file into interdiction if a real Leak is available this weekend.
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Read here, it is very interesting: http://torrentfreak.com/mediadefende...leaked-070915/
Lol, private torrent sites are going bonkers over this.
 
Last edited by GravitonSurge; 2007-09-15 at 06:42 PM.
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