On 2/9/06, Dave Korn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Alexander Klimov wrote:
> > On Tue, 7 Feb 2006, Adam Fields wrote:
[...]
> >> A side note is that they're using known insecure encryption methods
> >> as a cpu tradeoff because it doesn't matter if the traffic is
> >> decrypted eventually, as long a
Alexander Klimov wrote:
> On Tue, 7 Feb 2006, Adam Fields wrote:
>> Over the past months more Bittorrent users noticed that their ISP is
>> killing all Bittorrent traffic . ISP?s like Rogers are using bit-
>> shaping applications to throttle the traffic that is generated by
>> Bittorrent.
>> A sid
On Tue, 7 Feb 2006, Adam Fields wrote:
> Over the past months more Bittorrent users noticed that their ISP is
> killing all Bittorrent traffic . ISP?s like Rogers are using bit-
> shaping applications to throttle the traffic that is generated by
> Bittorrent.
A better solution is to stop paying to
This item was posted to the IP list today about some efforts to add
encryption to bittorrent for the sole purpose of disguising the
traffic.
A side note is that they're using known insecure encryption methods as
a cpu tradeoff because it doesn't matter if the traffic is decrypted
eventually, as lo
