Well, well, WELCOME @Luky! Feel free to do your best here... ;) ...and don't tell which is the capital of Portugal, leave them guessing .. :D

Tracker Name : ExitTorrent (ET) General Signup Link : http://exitorrent.eu/signup.php Genre : Genral Closing Date : Soon Additional Information : Polish Tracker

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SceneRush News : Easter Freeleech Between April 17, 2014 ( inclusive ) until day 21 April, 2014 ( inclusive )

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Some time ago TorrentFreak published a nice article about the question if it's possible to make a person liable for pirating if the only evidence a lawer can get is the IP address!? An important ruling in Florida has made it more difficult for copyright holders to extract cash settlements from alleged BitTorrent pirates. District Court Judge Ursula Ungaro dismissed a lawsuit filed by Malibu Media, arguing that the IP-address evidence can't identify the person who actually downloaded the pirated file. Over the past several years hundreds of thousands of alleged BitTorrent pirates have been sued by so-called ‘copyright trolls’ in the United States. The rightsholders bringing these cases generally rely on an IP address as evidence. They then ask the courts to grant a subpoena, forcing Internet providers to hand over the personal details of the associated account holder. The problem, however, is that the person listed as the account holder is often not the person who downloaded the infringing material. Although not many judges address this crucial issue early on, there are exceptions, such as the one raised by Florida District Court Judge Ursula Ungaro. Judge Ungaro was presented with a case brought by Malibu Media, who accused IP-address “174.61.81.171″ of sharing one of their films using BitTorrent without their permission. The Judge, however, was reluctant to issue a subpoena, and asked the company to explain how they could identify the actual infringer. Responding to this order to show cause, Malibu Media gave an overview of their data gathering techniques. Among other things they explained that geo-location software was used to pinpoint the right location, and how they made sure that it was a residential address, and not a public hotspot. Judge Ungaro welcomed the additional details, but saw nothing that actually proves that the account holder is the person who downloaded the file. “Plaintiff has shown that the geolocation software can provide a location for an infringing IP address; however, Plaintiff has not shown how this geolocation software can establish the identity of the Defendant,” Ungaro wrote in an order last week. “There is nothing that links the IP address location to the identity of the person actually downloading and viewing Plaintiff’s videos, and establishing whether that person lives in this district,” she adds. Even if Malibu Media can accurately show that the copyright infringer used the Internet connection of the account holder connected to IP-address 174.61.81.171, they still can’t prove who shared the file. “Even if this IP address is located within a residence, the geolocation software cannot identify who has access to that residence’s computer and who would actually be using it to infringe Plaintiff’s copyright,” Judge Ungaro explains. As a result, the court decided to dismiss the case for improper venue. The ruling is crucial as it’s another unique order confirming that an IP address alone is not enough to launch a copyright infringement lawsuit. Copyright Troll watcher SJD points out that the same Judge has also issued orders to show cause in two other Malibu Media cases, which are also likely to be closed. While not all judges may come to the same conclusion, the order definitely limits the options for copyright holders in the Southern District of Florida. Together with several similar rulings on the insufficiency of IP-address evidence, accused downloaders have yet more ammunition to fight back.

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Most important trackers complain last weeks about a new bug, called Heartbleed. Here are measures taken by a certain site: Dear users. News broke this week of a wide-reaching security vulnerability known as the Heartbleed bug. Heartbleed affects OpenSSL, used by a majority of the web to securely send data. In short, we want you to know that our site is safe from Heartbleed. We have already updated OpenSSL of our site, so the site is safe from Heartbleed. Best regards, Staff fellows

I'm sure of that... ;)

This competition is gonna finishing today... It was a good try, so I have a proposal: To continue this nice motion/initiative or to start a new one! :D

“The RIAA, MPAA, and DOJ are like three blind mice following each other in the pursuit of meritless copyright claims..." Ha ha ha , very funny! :D :lol: "Megaupload strongly believes it’s going to prevail...." Already prevailed; Mega is on CLOUD <_< B)

Welcome @ DoomShadowRJ! Feel free to do what you consider is good for this site!

Here are the latest NEWS from HDRoad tracker, a chinese one: >>For Non-Chinese Members: We here announce that HDR is out of the influence of the latest OpenSSL‘s "Heartbleed BUG", you have nothing to worry about within our website when using https, but pay attention to other websites that are using https and are related to your bank account or other classified information, better check whether they have announcement of solving this BIG BUG. For some CN domestic safety issues, in a few days, our sever may be ‘down for maintenance’ for a couple of days, may even lasts to early May. You can try open our website to check whether we’re back during our maintenance. For the inconvenience we apologize. This info will not be announced again.<<

Welcome @Zinc! Feel free to do what you consider is right and try to join in the spirit of this site! Good Luck!

Right! This an old and very good E-Learning tracker

I'm pretty sure, one nice female ( mature girl, ofc ) I brought here just in my first days when I promoted this site :D :lol: I'm talking about ovcaGregor and the second one I know breathing here is SexyGirl21 Good Luck in interviewing them! :lol: :D :P

Just reminded us a great truth, Phil :D