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AKA Garryyjr
![]() Join Date: Apr 2011
First Name: Garry
Location: Medford, OR - Cigar Zombie
Posts: 3,213
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I don't know if I need it. I download torrents and have been busted once. I use peerblock and have been OK since. I will continue to do my research and see if it will fit my needs.
Thanks for the info and link Mark.
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...may I have another?
Join Date: Apr 2013
First Name: Jeff
Location: Still in the trees, just different types.
Posts: 478
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Peerblock and Tor and totally different technologies.
Peerblock supposedly blocks specific other computers on the peer network from accessing your shared files and seeing what you have available. It is happening at the client level. For what I know, it's relatively easy to defeat this type of solution especially since they use lists of known "bad" computers. This has to be maintained and it can't know all the IP's the govt, etc. uses. Onion networks, as Mark stated, are using routing with encryption to hide your request. Also as he stated, this will almost always introduce latency so if you are using this to play latency sensitive games, you won't be happy as your superhero will be getting t-boned. Neither really protect your system from getting malware or hacked. |
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