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Risks of cardsharing
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Re: Risks of cardsharing
What are the risks of connecting to card servers? How easily can it be detected? if i removed the C line could they still prove i was connected? does CCCam encrypt the packets so they do not look like card information? and What could happen if caught?
Thanks for any help
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That is why they spend so much time and money on counter measures instead.
They fight a battle that they cannont and never will win.
...and such a court order never has been nor ever will be issued. For why see above.Comment
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No they do not have the right to check receivers in peoples hiomes nor couold they afford to and nor can they monitor who is sharing and who is not.
That is why they spend so much time and money on counter measures instead.
They fight a battle that they cannont and never will win.
...and such a court order never has been nor ever will be issued. For why see above.
Just to add to your highlighted text yes they can and they are doing as we speak, If you take Sly UK broadband for instance they are monitoring random IP's for emm's being sent across the network. They cannot prove anything but they can certainly ban you and your address from ever having Sly again legitimately.
You only have to look at BT here in the UK they have already been ordered by the courts to stop all P2P Torrent traffic on there broadband system and its already in force and its working.
It wont be long before other ISP's are forced into the same corner and then eventually C/S will be next.Comment
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I doubt that they can monitor IP packets for EMM.
The amount of packets is so hudge, that it is a pain in the ass to monitor this.
But if they really want to catch up guys, they will first focus on servers where you can easily find users list.
THere is an ongoing story in france of a guy who never did P2P and whose WIFII was hacked for surch purpose.Comment
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You only have to look at BT here in the UK they have already been ordered by the courts to stop all P2P Torrent traffic on there broadband system and its already in force and its working.
It wont be long before other ISP's are forced into the same corner and then eventually C/S will be next.Comment
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Re: Risks of cardsharing
Originally posted by edin4oSince you haven't seen this post, and I really wish to know the answer to this question pleaseDM800HD Clone Satellite
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DM800HD Clone Satellite
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Oh Enigma2, You're my favourite linux based operating system.Comment
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Meaning when the authority's prosecute a drug dealer they don't have to catch them selling drugs but they are found guilty on the amount of stock they hold.
Likewise I would assume a card server would be dealt with in a similar way on how many cards that are being shared over the internet, like the drug dealer the more lines they have and the amount they are receiving for each the greater the penalty!
People who are using Clines are of course guilty and breaking the law, but they are small fry, it's the distributer at the top of the tree the authority's want to take out!Comment
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Originally posted by nicopelleEdin40, probably you're rightDM800HD Clone Satellite
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