Obviously using such simple technology requires no DPI setup and yet allows them to shout about how they can flood the poor victims client with their pay results, how old tech.

If this is their intended method of application they are in fact in breach of a global patent held by macrovision

http://www.wipo.int/pctdb/en/wo.jsp?IA=US2004029869&DISPLAY=STATUS

My opinion on their propaganda is that its light on facts and heavy on the hype, but whatever whatever form their query hijacking takes a countermeasure will arise.

“Why is Speck clutching his testicles?”

a. Because the photographer thought it looked better than having Bermeister reach over and do it.?

b. Practicing for an appearance on a “home video” TV show?

c. Daydreaming about being a ballplayer blocking a free kick?

http://torrentfreak.com/anti-piracy-lobby-loses-against-non-filtering-isp-081026/

and get yourself this fancy tool as well., its free ! (what a concept!)

http://www.truecrypt.org/

haven’t these asshats heard of encryption yet?

Google Search “encrypted p2p’
Results 1 – 10 of about 468,000 for encrypted p2p. (0.14 seconds)

I love watching the special olympics, tards chasing tards.

stw

Just asking

Google Search ‘Rip DRM’:
Results 1 – 10 of about 1,510,000 for rip drm. (0.24 seconds)

stw

can you say copysense? you saw how awesome THAT turned out., oh and by the way, it does absolutely nothing to bittorrent, the #1 p2p application in popularity. As for their claim that they are stopping child pr0n, well, your local bittorrent admins already clean this out for you.

when are the asshats over at RIAA going to realize that sharing will continue., and that file-sharers buy more music than ppl that don’t.

http://torrentfreak.com/isp-level-anti-piracy-system-neutralized-by-bittorrent-081028/

share the wealth, stw

Besides being a spyware-infecter-for-hire, Brilliant Digital tried to create a vast botnet of tens of millions of unsuspecting people’s computers with Brilliant Digital’s own (in-house-created) trojan that piggybacked on Kazaa.

It was just a few years ago that police commandos raided Kevin Bermiester’s house. (I’m sorry they didn’t turn him into Swiss cheese in the process – an often-common result of raids) And now he has the gall to be “lecturing” to police authorities?

Will they succeed in selling ISPs the world over an expensive spy device that will never come close to living up to its promises? Probably, since the pressure is on ISPs to attempt to do something. As they probably don’t care if it works or not, as long as they can show that they spent a lot of money trying, these duped ISPs are off the hook.