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anon
24.02.10, 00:36
It has happened to a lot of us. After making a mistake or testing things that didn't end up well, our favorite tracker disables our account. Naturally, we want to get back in, and since trying to get the banned account reenabled is probably out of the question... but it isn't as easy as finding another invite, registering, and enjoying the high-speed downloads for whatever we want to leech. Trackers have taken certain measures to prevent us from doing that and going unpunished. Of course, no system is uncheatable, and thus there are measures you can do to bypass it and get back on track:


Before you get in...


Change your IP address.
A basic but vital point. Your IP address is a set of four numbers that essentially, uniquely identifies your computer on the whole Internet. Failure to change it will most likely end up with your new account being disabled, regardless of having followed the other tips.

Now, how to accomplish this?


If you have a DSL connection, getting a different address may be as easy as disconnecting and reconnecting, or power cycling your modem - try that! If not, drop by our One-Click Hoster area - there are reconnect scripts and tutorials available for the most well-known routers and modems.

If on a Cable line, I have written a small batch file that may give you a new IP - check it out here (http://www.sb-innovation.de/23909-post21.html). Remember to close any other active network applications (instant messaging clients, download managers, etc.) before running it, as the app will temporarily disable Internet connectivity while doing its job.

Should that not work, SealLion has written a fantastic tutorial on how you can spoof your MAC address, a change which often comes accompanied by a fresh IP. Click here (http://www.sb-innovation.de/showthread.php?t=9761) to read it. If you're behind a router, you may have to enable "MAC address cloning", or change the router's actual MAC (instead of your network card's) to achieve the desired effect. Refer to its documentation to know how to do this.

If you've tried all that and only ended up with the same address (or even worse, no network connectivity), there's a last hope. Call your ISP, identify yourself, and tell them something similar to this:

I wanted to play World of Warcraft but couldn't log in, then I posted about it in the official forums and they told me my IP was banned and I should call you to get a different one...

With some luck, they should be cool and give you what you want. :biggrin:


When done, you can go to CMyIP.com (http://www.cmyip.com/) to check if you have a new IP. Needless to say, write down your previous one to know if it has really changed.

There are other means of acquiring a different address (proxies, VPNs, AOL, Tor, etc.), but those don't count as "changing your IP", and carry the risks associated with using a public service (other people using it on the same tracker, banned IP ranges, detection by anti-proxy scripts). Consider them a last resort should none of the previous methods work. You can find a list in the Tutorial Index (http://www.sb-innovation.de/showthread.php?t=18705) -> Getting a new IP -> Proxies/VPNs.



Clear your browser's cache/cookies/history.
Trackers like setting cookies that remain even after you log out or close your browser, precisely to catch you if you want to reregister after getting banned (or make a double account). Clearing them and all other traces is another easy but critical measure to avoid getting caught.

This should be easy to solve:


Opera: go to Tools -> Delete Private Data... -> click on the ▼-button to the left of "Detailed Options", make sure all checkboxes (except the 8th and 9th ones) are ticked, and then click Delete. There should be a small delay, then all your tabs will close. Restart the browser and you're done.

Firefox: open a blank tab and close all others, to ensure there's no "interference" from already open sites). Go to Tools -> Options -> Clear Recent History, make sure all checkboxes but "Site Preferences" are ticked, and click Clear Now. There will be a small delay, then the dialog box will close. Restart the browser and you're done.

Internet Explorer (7 and above): go to Tools -> Internet Options -> Delete (under "Browsing history"), click "Delete all..." and confirm your decision. A window with a progress bar should appear to inform you all traces are being deleted. When it disappears, once again restart the browser and you're done.

Google Chrome (4 and above): click the wrench icon at the top right corner of the window, then click on Options -> Personal Stuff -> Clear Browsing Data. Make sure all but the fifth checkbox are ticked, and select "Everything" in the drop-down box. Click the Clear Browsing Data button. Restart the browser, etc.

Safari (4 and above): press the Alt key so that the menu bar will show up, then go to Edit -> Reset Safari -> make sure all checkboxes (except the sixth one) are ticked, and press Reset. Restart, etc.

You may also want to clear your Flash cookies as well:
Delete Flash Cookies from Windows, Linux & MacOSX | techtrickz (http://techtrickz.com/security/delete-flash-cookies-from-windows-linux-macosx/)



Use a different browser if possible.
Nothing beats having What.cd in a tab next to SB-I, but if you're paranoid, you may want to use a different browser, to have one less thing in common with your previous account. You could also simply change your User-Agent string (via the User-Agent Switcher addon for Firefox, or in Develop -> User Agent if you've enabled the debug features in Safari).



Read the security announcement.
I'll simply quote it: "certain connected trackers, such as TopHos, What.cd and x264, have been recently narrowing down on, and banning, SB-Innovation users. This is due to an abuse of some browsers' Cascading Style Sheet implementation, known as the "CSS Leak" for short. It basically consists on checking if someone has visited the SB-I board through a "hit and miss" principle. Even though some claim otherwise, knowing you've visited our cheater board is enough of an excuse for tracker admins to ban your accounts, which you don't want." Here (http://www.sb-innovation.de/announcement.php?f=56)'s the link.



Change your BitTorrent client's port.
With a bit less than 65535 ports to choose from (some trackers ban the most common P2P ones to prevent ISP traffic shaping), what are the odds someone that's supposedly completely new in the tracker will use the same one as a recently banned user? This is one of those tiny details that can get you busted. Fortunately, it couldn't be simpler to change this. (Note it's recommended to use one between 49152 and 65535)


Azureus/Vuze: Tools -> Options -> Connection, and change the TCP and UDP listen ports at the top of the right panel. I think you have to restart for the change to come into effect.

uTorrent: Options -> Preferences -> Connection -> Port used for incoming connections.

Transmission: Edit -> Preferences -> Network -> Port for incoming connections.

Halite: click the wrench and screwdriver icon in the toolbar -> Ports -> Open a (single) port between.

Deluge: I think it's Preferences -> Network -> Incoming ports.


And let's not forget ratio tools:


RatioMaster: the memory reader should take care of this, but anyway, Advanced -> Announce Parameters -> Port.

mRatio: File -> Options -> Port -> On program start choose a random port between. If you untick the checkbox, the first value will be used.



Remove all old torrents from your BitTorrent client.
You don't want to accidentally end up starting one of them and announce to your old passkey, do you?


Restart it.
Some people like to have their clients always running, regardless of if they're leeching or seeding anything (me, for example). Whatever you do, restart it before you begin torrenting with your new account - this will generate new peer_id and key values. Sending the same ones as in your previous account is an obvious detection vector.


... or change the Extreme Mod's custom ID, if applicable.
If you are using one, of course. Same reason as above. Refer to my tutorial (http://www.sb-innovation.de/showthread.php?t=13781) to know how to get and apply a new one.



...as you get in...


Use different account details.
This one's mostly common sense - you don't want anything on your new profile to resemble a previous account. Here are some tips:


Username: how hard is this one? Obviously, using a similar or almost identical name will make the tracker's staff suspect of you, and most won't give you the benefit of doubt. So don't do that. Here (http://www.username-generator.com/)'s an username generator in case you aren't very creative (as it is my case).

Password: no site that knows what security means will store your password as plaintext in the database nowadays, so the staff won't be able to know yours (unless it is sent as plaintext during registration and they happen to be staring at the server logs :tongue:). Still, it's a good idea not to use the same one twice. Here (http://javascript.internet.com/passwords/password-generator.html)'s a random password generator you can use.

E-mail address: it's OK to use GMail again, for example - millions of people use it. But the same recommendations for your tracker nickname apply here. Now, if you want to use something else (or avoid giving Google your mobile phone's number), there's Yahoo (http://mail.yahoo.com/) or FastMail (http://www.fastmail.fm/) (which has a ton of different endings - fastmail.fm, airpost.net, imap.cc, veryfast.biz, etc.).




...once you're in


Don't begin cheating or even leeching the second you get in.
A new user would take at least a little while to see everything the tracker has to offer. Making download a torrent the first thing you do upon joining would make the staff think you're already suspiciously familiar with the site. Don't delay it too much, though - some sites will prune you if you don't download/seed anything in X weeks regardless of logging in every day.


Change your downloading habits once you do.
This applies to trackers with a (semi-)permanent snatchlist. So you are a fan of pop music and have never downloaded any other genre with your last account? Then it'd be a good idea to leech albums of different kinds, artists and qualities (FLAC vs. 320 vs. V0, etc.) Same would apply to leeching only XviD movies, XBox 360 games, PC games, etc.


Keep your BitTorrent client (and its emulation) up to date.
Always using/emulating the latest (non-beta) build helps you blend in with the non-cheaters.


Don't search for the same stuff.
Maybe the tracker is logging what you search for! It's rare, but who knows? Some of them log every announce you send, which requires more space than a single text string. So it'd be a good idea to search for different things.


Be careful with screenshots.
Change your wallpaper, desktop icons and Windows theme before you even consider posting an screenshot. Make sure the icons of cheating mods/tools aren't visible in your desktop or tray bar, and definitely don't post screens of your browser with SB-I, invite forums like T-I, or even FST visible between the tabs. Double-check the image before you upload it.


...and requests
Once again, common sense - don't re-request the same thing as a banned user, or even "vote" for it.


...as well as bookmarks
Trackers such as Underground-Gamer, bitGAMER, BitSoup, BCG, IPT, etc. have a feature to "bookmark" a torrent and download it later. It'd be stupid to bookmark the same ones you couldn't finish downloading with your previous account, which takes us to the following point:


Don't resume torrents where you previously left off.
We understand you couldn't snatch that porn pack, but when you start a torrent in your client, it reports the exact amount of bytes left until completion. It'd be really suspicious to resume one from where a banned user stopped it. Redownloading it from the beginning (or partially downloading the releases whose files were barely downloaded or not at all) at some point in the future is fine.You don't have to follow all these tips if you don't want to, for example posting on the forums and spending time on IRC. A lot of people don't do that, so you shouldn't automatically be suspected of. Just make sure you do follow the important ones (such as changing your IP, clearing cache and cookies, using a different username, etc.) to avoid being automatically caught, and you should be enjoying the tracker once again in no time.


Post in the tracker's forums.
If you haven't posted anything in the forums or torrent comments with your previous account, do so! Say hello, help other members, write some tutorials, have fun with others, even report rule-breaking posts or comments if you see any.


... and join its IRC channel.
Most trackers have one. If you've never been there with your banned account, it may be a good idea to spend some time there and make new friends, specially when the channel moderators and operators are also online.


Don't use the same posting style or make the same typos.
Yes, seriously - it's stupid to repeat English grammar mistakes such as:
He are going
Can you geve me dat?
were did you went?

Or using accent marks (´) or backticks (`) instead of apostrophes ('). if English isn't your native language, most browsers have spell-checking support nowadays, and if you don't want to download anything there's an online service here (http://www.spellcheck.net/). For IRC you'd be on your own, unless you want to check every message before you send it, of course.

Not to mention SMS language:
wt r u going 2 do?

This isn't a mobile phone - your keyboard has 101-104 keys (depending on the region), not 12, and your monitor should have a screen resolution of at least 800x600 pixels (not 128x128), so I'd recommend not using SMS language on the Internet at all. It's not like you save a huge deal of time by skipping keys, but it does make some posts pretty much unreadable.


Use a different avatar/user description/title/etc.
The vast majority of trackers allow you to upload an avatar for your account, as well as a custom title, sometimes provided you have enough bonus points or have reached a certain userclass. Gazelle trackers also let you write a "description" text that's visible in your profile. Needless to say, don't make any of them remotely similar to your previous account's.


Don't repost the same PC specs.
This one's easy. I banned a user with a GeForce 9600GT video card, Intel Core2Quad processor and 6GB RAM from Greece, and now a "new" user from that same country claims to have a GeForce 9600GT, Intel Core2Quad and 6GB RAM? Banned! So either don't post your PC specifications at all, or use fake ones (but be sensible, no one could run Crysis at full detail on a GeForce MX 4000).


... nor your face in the "post a pic of you" threads.
Do I even need to explain this? Having the same face as a banned user often means you're him (or his twin brother).


Don't readd the same people to your friends list.
Yes, you should be loyal to your friends, but this doesn't mean it's safe to readd them to your list or even PM them, because any admin could notice this - specially if they already suspected of you for some reason. Not to mention your own "friends" could report you if they are aware of your identity as a cheater.


Upload your own torrents.
Why not? It's always nice to give back, and also gain upload credit in the process. A lot of trackers (What.cd, PackMe.IN, etc.) will let you upload your own material from the beginning. However, you should read the uploading rules thoroughly and double-check everything before you do so. Also, only upload if you'll be able to seed at least a full copy afterwards - no one will want to wait a month to snatch your 30GB pack if your connection only has a 10kB/s up speed.



Note participating in the community or uploading your own stuff will make tracker staff think you are indeed a different user, but may also draw more attention towards your tracker activity.


Credits

cheatos and Instab for their huge amount of feedback, this post wouldn't be half as long without your help.

ares
28.02.10, 19:39
Is there any other option besides calling your ISP if you have a static IP?

anon
28.02.10, 19:41
If you're paying for a static IP, then no, and even if you call them you won't have much success.

Mihai
28.02.10, 20:51
There is soo much info here that even the biggest noob could handle well if he reads it all.Nice job!

ares
05.03.10, 03:40
If you're paying for a static IP, then no, and even if you call them you won't have much success.

I am not paying for a static IP... So I guess I need to wait a while before re-registering huh? :frown:

saebrtooth
05.03.10, 04:23
some sites block ip for registration so u can still use a proxy but once registered u can logon using ur previouse IP

anon
05.03.10, 18:05
I am not paying for a static IP... So I guess I need to wait a while before re-registering huh? :frown:

Yes, you'll have to wait until your IP changes by itself. From my experience, this can take from 1 to 30 days. :dry:

saebrtooth, I'd recommend that as a last resort...

saebrtooth
06.03.10, 03:25
I would say low lvl trackers would allow this workaround only.

Supertorrents for one does not allow this.

But as anon said "last resort", better safe than sorry :wink:

SBfreak
06.03.10, 13:24
some sites block ip for registration so u can still use a proxy but once registered u can logon using ur previouse IP

That thing never worked for me.
On what sites did it work??

saebrtooth
06.03.10, 13:45
SCC and RevTT according to classyboy

SBfreak
06.03.10, 13:53
RevTT yes
SCC that's how I got banned the second time.

saebrtooth
06.03.10, 14:05
http://www.sb-innovation.de/showthread.php?threadid=13714&page=6#post170871
He made mention of scc that it has this function but then later says not sure because his country is not banned

---------- Post added at 13:05 ---------- Previous post was at 12:57 ----------

however its put, classyboy gave useful info and the more ppl confim the easier its for all of us

anon
06.03.10, 18:04
I would say low lvl trackers would allow this workaround only.

Supertorrents for one does not allow this.

You mean using a proxy? It works at ST if you enable scripts.

saebrtooth
07.03.10, 03:28
I mean even if ip banned from ST then successully registering from proxy and then using new user name to login using originally banned ip, te new acc will also be banned

Jambina
07.03.10, 07:07
You mean using a proxy? It works at ST if you enable scripts.

Hello anon. Can you please explain what you mean by enable scripts?

SBfreak
07.03.10, 13:06
MINIPROXY.ORG (http://miniproxy.org/)



go to this site , CTRL+f and search for the word script
You will understand then.

anon
07.03.10, 17:47
I mean even if ip banned from ST then successully registering from proxy and then using new user name to login using originally banned ip, te new acc will also be banned

Yes, of course. You'd need to wait some time until your real IP is unbanned.

Instab
08.03.10, 19:10
CTRL+f


or cmd + f on osx :P

ooblar
09.03.10, 23:55
I found a way to get a new IP via comcast!

Make your internet stop working somehow (spoofing my router MAC did it for me) and then call Comcast and now they have a bot that can auto-refresh your modem :biggrin:

SealLion
10.03.10, 00:55
I found a way to get a new IP via comcast!

Make your internet stop working somehow (spoofing my router MAC did it for me) and then call Comcast and now they have a bot that can auto-refresh your modem :biggrin:


And how long did it take for you ooblar before they responded with giving you a new IP?

But I read that you did that with having a router as opposed to just a having a modem.

ooblar
11.03.10, 22:35
And how long did it take for you ooblar before they responded with giving you a new IP?

But I read that you did that with having a router as opposed to just a having a modem.

I waited for 15 minutes but nothing happened. Then I powercycled everything and voila, new IP! And I did this with a router, though I don't really think it matters too much. I just had to lose connectivity by screwing around with the router MAC. But it was reverted (as in I disabled MAC spoofing) before I called Comcast so I don't think it made a difference.

Instab
11.03.10, 22:38
I waited for 15 minutes but nothing happened. Then I powercycled everything and voila, new IP! And I did this with a router

off and on is always the hard way :P
if you don't have a new ip after then it's fixed -> call isp :P

glad it worked for you :D

ooblar
12.03.10, 00:50
Update: MAC address change not needed, only ISP call, IP address release, wait 10 min, powercycle, viola! :top:

@Instab: thing is if I just powercycle then my IP doesn't change. Only the above formula will work, at least for my Comcast connection :wink2:

Instab
12.03.10, 00:56
@Instab: thing is if I just powercycle then my IP dösn't change. Only the above formula will work, at least for my Comcast connection :wink2:

yeah, as i said, depends on the isp

anon
12.03.10, 18:28
Update: MAC address change not needed, only ISP call, IP address release, wait 10 min, powercycle, viola! :top:

I guess the call is necessary for you to only change your IP in these important cases and not reconnecting after every Rapidshare download or something :lol:

ooblar
13.03.10, 06:03
I guess the call is necessary for you to only change your IP in these important cases and not reconnecting after every Rapidshare download or something :lol:

Yeah it's a bit tedious and the 10 minute wait to change IP doesn't justify the 15 minute wait for RS downloads :lol:

Today for the first time ever a public torrent with 20 seeders and 20 leechers (3 movie pack) was going strong at 600 KB/s :shockkk!:

Upon further investigation, I found out that someone was uploading to me at 500 KB/s and I promptly looked up his IP. He has Verizon FiOS (fiber optic) internet, while I have to live with crap cable. It's not in my specific street yet. Also, the FiOS 15/5 plan is about 10 bucks cheaper than my current 16/2. FML.

anon
13.03.10, 18:23
Upon further investigation, I found out that someone was uploading to me at 500 KB/s and I promptly looked up his IP. He has Verizon FiOS (fiber optic) internet, while I have to live with crap cable. It's not in my specific street yet.

I'm on Cable too :happy: But the infrastructure in my country isn't good enough to provide such speeds yet. I wanted to try DSL, but since you have to pay the phone company for the line digitalization, when the service doesn't work they'll blame your ISP, and viceversa :dry:

The last sentence reminded me of how I once checked if iPlan (a better provider) covered my specific area, and my house was one block off it :mad:

Instab
13.03.10, 20:29
The last sentence reminded me of how I once checked if iPlan (a better provider) covered my specific area, and my house was one block off it :mad:

ah, same here. just a few streets away the folks have vdsl with 25000/5000 for the same price :frown:

grebetu
13.03.10, 23:04
I'm on Cable too :happy: But the infrastructure in my country isn't good enough to provide such speeds yet. I wanted to try DSL, but since you have to pay the phone company for the line digitalization, when the service doesn't work they'll blame your ISP, and viceversa :dry:

My first cable provider was 10 times worse than DSL. One would suppose when you lay down brand new cable infrastructure you must beat the crap out of half century old telephone lines. But somehow there are people that manage to do just the opposite.

Instab
13.03.10, 23:14
My first cable provider was 10 times worse than DSL. One would suppose when you lay down brand new cable infrastructure you must beat the crap out of half century old telephone lines. But somehow there are people that manage to do just the opposite.

same here. again :D
when cable internet came up here it's been quite crappy but it's different now

hearthrob
14.03.10, 13:32
Isn't VPN a good way to achieve this? One account with VPN while the other do not.

Instab
14.03.10, 16:57
Isn't VPN a good way to achieve this? One account with VPN while the other do not.

free vpns are well known and slow and you won't be connectable when using them for torrent transfers

anon
14.03.10, 17:51
Isn't VPN a good way to achieve this?

A paid VPN would be fine, but free ones are not recommended, for the same reasons Instab mentioned.

AsusGraphics
27.04.10, 22:14
By the way, when you change the ip, do you have to make sure that you never use two accounts with the same ip?

Here is the example cases what I mean:

1. You have two pussytorrents accounts. You log in with the first one, do what you do, and log out. If you log in after a few days with the second account, does the ip have to be different - or do they only watch this information when you sign up?

2. Can you seed/leech with the same ip with two accounts. (not the same time of course)

anon
27.04.10, 22:15
1. You have two pussytorrents accounts. You log in with the first one, do what you do, and log out. If you log in after a few days with the second account, does the ip have to be different - or do they only watch this information when you sign up?

Let's say it'd be very good if the IP changed by the time you log in to the second account.

AsusGraphics
27.04.10, 22:18
What about the second one?

- Luckily the first one is easier ;)

anon
27.04.10, 22:19
2. Can you seed/leech with the same ip with two accounts. (not the same time of course)

Don't, it's a lot better if you avoid using the same address for both accounts if possible, and definitely don't use them from the same IP in the same day.

AsusGraphics
27.04.10, 22:23
Don't, it's a lot better if you avoid using the same address for both accounts if possible, and definitely don't use them from the same IP in the same day.

Then, I have to keep eye on some things. :tongue:

tokiodrift1
06.05.10, 16:53
If you dont want to change your browser, you could also change the UserAgent-ID with this (https://addons.mozilla.org/de/firefox/addon/59).

anon
06.05.10, 16:54
I mentioned it under "Use a different browser if possible" :happy:

tokiodrift1
06.05.10, 16:57
Ok, I let the link there, just in case someone didnt find it... :smile:

maniak
15.05.10, 06:56
im trying to create a 2nd acc in SeX but they always detect that im using a proxy (TOR, socks 5), any idea how to bypass their anti-proxy system?
PS: i dont wanna create the acc with my ip range, seems risky

saebrtooth
15.05.10, 07:15
tor is one of the easyest proxies to detect and ban u, either use a premium proxy (money) or try ur luck on some free proxy but u will most likely get caught with the free.

shadowww
15.05.10, 16:36
Search for "elite" proxy types. The ones that can't be detected as proxy.

anon
15.05.10, 18:40
im trying to create a 2nd acc in SeX but they always detect that im using a proxy (TOR, socks 5), any idea how to bypass their anti-proxy system?

Use Ultrasurf or Paperbus. No proxy warning.

Ticko
29.05.10, 01:11
i was just wondering if anyone has tried registering for a tracker using cellphone data network. They have their own ip's far away from the one i use locally so i was wondering if it would be ok to register a dupe on the data network instead of going to another ip or vpn?

anon
29.05.10, 01:11
If "far away" is still inside your own country, then it's OK.

cooldude10
05.06.10, 18:38
is there anyway to change the ip through a router? i got banned from revtt and everytime i go to their site the top 10 banned reasons page come up. I have been using gt for other trackers but obviously revtt has different scripts. this website is a gem that i found out yesterday :).

Instab
05.06.10, 18:43
is there anyway to change the ip through a router?

depends on your isp, not the router.
if you get a new ip everytime you reconnect e.g. then, well, just reconnect :P

anon
05.06.10, 18:57
If you don't, change your router's MAC and power cycle it.

proforma
07.06.10, 15:53
You forgot to clean your Flash Cookies (Wired (http://www.wired.com/epicenter/2009/08/you-deleted-your-cookies-think-again/))

Look in Macromedia/Flash Player/#Shared Objects and delete them manually.

anon
07.06.10, 15:54
Trackers aren't using that, but it definitely wouldn't hurt to add it. Will do, thanks.

tokiodrift1
07.06.10, 16:09
You forgot to clean your Flash Cookies (Wired (http://www.wired.com/epicenter/2009/08/you-deleted-your-cookies-think-again/))

Look in Macromedia/Flash Player/#Shared Objects and delete them manually.

BetterPrivacy (https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/6623/) (Firefox-Addon) can do that for you. Also a Whitelist-Option is integrated.

SBfreak
07.06.10, 20:52
Here's how you delete em on mac.
Flush.app – Flash Cookie Removal Tool For OS X | MacHacks.TV (http://machacks.tv/2009/01/27/flushapp-flash-cookie-removal-tool-for-os-x/)
and,anyone who want to be fully aware should probably read this.
Adobe - Flash Player : Settings Manager (http://www.macromedia.com/support/documentation/en/flashplayer/help/settings_manager.html)

cooldude10
18.06.10, 19:37
I tried that all of it turning it off, reconnecting, deleting cookies. Still nothing :(

anon
18.06.10, 19:39
Huh?

What are you talking about? Changing your IP, or do you keep on getting banned at a tracker despite following this tutorial?

In the latter case, you're obviously doing something wrong.

cooldude10
18.06.10, 21:57
I don't keep on getting banned. I was banned in Revtt now everytime I go to their page the "filesharefreak top 10 reasons to get banned" page comes up, no idea how to get around that.

anon
18.06.10, 21:57
Get a non-banned IP. Remember RevTT bans some countries as well.

cooldude10
19.06.10, 20:13
That is my question. How do you get a non-banned ip. I know with dsl it's simply turning off the modem will give you a new one. I am on cable and I don't think it will reset by simply turning it off, I have tried that.

Is the only other to do so is contacting the isp?

anon
19.06.10, 20:14
Tried changing your MAC?

cooldude10
19.06.10, 20:41
I did...still the same.

If I get a new router...will that make a difference?

anon
19.06.10, 20:41
So you're behind a router?

If so, you did change its MAC and not your network card's, right?

cooldude10
19.06.10, 20:52
Yes. I changed the router's MAC, didn't change anything with the network card.

If I to a direct connection to my pc, it may work, not sure. I will try it tonight when I get home.

It's possible I might have missed a step or something. I will give it a try again.

anon
19.06.10, 20:53
I guess only the ISP call remains, then. Tell them the WoW forums said your IP range was banned or something.

cooldude10
19.06.10, 20:58
LOL seriously WoW? Will that work?

anon
19.06.10, 20:59
It has worked for others :biggrin:

saebrtooth
20.06.10, 05:34
ISP will do anything for a few dollars, if their policy allows it any reason will do. "My dog starts biting his tail when he sees the last numbers of my IP and I love my dog so can it be changed?"

The ISP's will know its to evade whichever ip ban anyway. Money please :tongue:

flo122
21.06.10, 16:30
is their a way to change out my ip from my isp's range.. for example i've got the same ip 7.1.3.4 and i change it using your method but it still stays at 7.1.3.4 but it changed the last few numbers.

Ticko
21.06.10, 18:24
is their a way to change out my ip from my isp's range.. for example i've got the same ip 7.1.3.4 and i change it using your method but it still stays at 7.1.3.4 but it changed the last few numbers.

are you checking on your routers ip or your global ip your modem receives. a good way to check is goto whatismyip.com and that will show your global ip. If you used the method to change your ip stated above and nothing changed its probably because you're looking at your local ip address instead of the one getting sent to the world. Now to change your ip range you actually have to get a new ISP because they each have their own range of ips they hand out to customers. but you can still change your ip within the range which isnt always unusual.

anon
21.06.10, 19:09
is their a way to change out my ip from my isp's range.. for example i've got the same ip 7.1.3.4 and i change it using your method but it still stays at 7.1.3.4 but it changed the last few numbers.

You can't, but ISPs tend to have several IP ranges. Do a phone call and use the well-known WoW excuse:

Someone in the WoW forums told me my IP range was banned and that I needed to call you to get a new one

Known to work.

cooldude10
22.06.10, 01:32
WoW excuse works!!! That was great tip.

saebrtooth
22.06.10, 03:56
any excuse works, so did u need to pay?

cooldude10
24.06.10, 16:35
any excuse works, so did u need to pay?

I didn't need to pay. But you might have to depending on your ISP, most likely it should be free :).

anon
24.06.10, 16:56
If my ISP demanded money for changing my IP, I'd switch to another one. After all, you're already paying them for your connection...

austin316
01.07.10, 22:10
WOW long post. Guys has anyone a member of BE broadband, because ive tried to change my IP address but i cant due to me being banned from thebox, is there anyway i can get back on it, wuth my current ISP.

anon
01.07.10, 22:11
As far as I know, The* trackers ban the whole IP ranges.

Did you try all the methods described in the guide (MAC spoofing, IP script, ISP call, etc.)?

austin316
02.07.10, 01:26
anon could u help me with those methods as im not really computer literate. Also what do u mean by ip ranges. Thing is i forced my ip address to change and one of the numbers in the sequence changed, which allowed me to get back on a banned site, but why not thebox.

anon
02.07.10, 01:31
anon could u help me with those methods as im not really computer literate.

There are links to tutorials in the first post.


Also what do u mean by ip ranges. Thing is i forced my ip address to change and one of the numbers in the sequence changed, which allowed me to get back on a banned site, but why not thebox.

Say your current IP is 23.45.67.89. That means you're in the 23.45.67.* range, the asterisk being any number between 0 and 255.

austin316
02.07.10, 01:37
still kinda of confused, so i can get back on other sites by changing my ip address but not on thebox, so even though my last number always changes does that mean my ip address isnt changing, if so how come i can register to other ban sites.

anon
02.07.10, 01:38
Simply put, your IP does change, just not enough for TheBox.

austin316
02.07.10, 01:53
man thebox is evil lol, if it changes i should register. Have u come across anyone who has been able to register to the site again by following your tutorials

anon
02.07.10, 01:54
Have u come across anyone who has been able to register to the site again by following your tutorials

Many, many people :lol:

austin316
02.07.10, 01:57
thing is your first post is huge, so which tutorials do u think will work for me. BTW this is the best site for torrent invites, news and help

anon
02.07.10, 01:59
thing is your first post is huge, so which tutorials do u think will work for me.

I get the impression you haven't read it all - if so, I'd recommend you do it! Here you go:
http://www.sb-innovation.de/showthread.php?threadid=9761
http://www.sb-innovation.de/23909-post21.html

austin316
02.07.10, 02:08
anon what is that second link u gave me. BTW i read your first post, it was great but kinda of complicated.

anon
02.07.10, 02:09
Some cool, l33t script that may change your IP if you're on a Cable connection with a dynamic address.

---------- Post added at 20:09 ---------- Previous post was at 20:09 ----------

Let's not forget you can also call your ISP and ask them to put you on another range.

austin316
02.07.10, 02:20
thats the thing my IP address ays the Exhange changes ip automatically, so i doubt they will change ip range

Ticko
02.07.10, 19:33
thats the thing my IP address ays the Exhange changes ip automatically, so i doubt they will change ip range

your isp will change your range upon with a decent excuse. and decent excuses extend all the way to "im trying to play wow but it says my ip is banned and i have never played before" to more complicated "i run a server out of my house that needs to be on a different pipe then i am currently on" call your isp and give them any excuse you can get your range changed. but i doubt you would need to do that just change the mac reset cookies clear history and reset your cable modem and that should change your ip and everything else enough to re-register somewhere you have been banned

anon
02.07.10, 19:35
to more complicated "i run a server out of my house that needs to be on a different pipe then i am currently on"

That's a double-edged sword... some ISPs have a "you shall not host a server" policy.

Ticko
02.07.10, 20:06
That's a double-edged sword... some ISPs have a "you shall not host a server" policy.

that is true you should be weary of that technique all though it has worked for me in the past but make sure they dont have a rule against it before you start claiming it :)

austin316
02.07.10, 21:58
ticko thats great advice mate, i will follow what anon set about changing the mac address, but if i still cant get on thebox i will have to phone them up.

samantha
10.07.10, 11:27
I hold 2 accouts of TL and they are doing good.

anon
10.07.10, 19:21
I hold 2 accouts of TL and they are doing good.

Cool.

I've had 4 myself, but have two of them away to people that really needed them.

austin316
14.07.10, 19:37
Oh my God im on thebox at last, but i have some worries about this, which i hope can be addressed.

1. So i checked my Mac address didnt change but wasnt only spoofed which allowed me to get back on thebox, but i want to know can i access the box and download as well as access the IRC to check if this is my only account lol, or will i get caught eventually with multiple account.

2. Awesome tutorial by sealion in regards to mac spoofing, but i was reading on that thread about programs, would i still need to use them to change it again, as sealions tutorial helped me the most.

3. Finally i was also reading about surfing the net, by that i read that you can get identified from the ban sites which u were on by surfing as your old mac and old ip address is revealed is that the case, because my ip address didnt change during the process of mac spoofing.

anon
14.07.10, 19:40
1. If you haven't been caught already, chances are you never will for now.

2. Read point 1.

3. Indeed you may be banned again if your IP hasn't changed since the first ban.

austin316
14.07.10, 19:51
anon what do you mean mate, ive only got one account on this site, i had other accounts on thebox like many other people just because of my brother, have i done something worng, or broke any rules.

anon
14.07.10, 19:52
Sorry, I edited the wrong post :lol:

austin316
14.07.10, 19:54
lol no problem, was going to say as its my first time on this site, anon shall i ask the irc if ive got only one account. Also why didnt my ip address not chnage like other but merely spoof the mac address

anon
14.07.10, 19:56
Also why didnt my ip address not chnage like other but merely spoof the mac address

You mean your IP didn't change after spoofing the MAC?

Well, there are other method to achieve the same effect. Like my script or an ISP call. I'd really recommend you try to change it.

austin316
14.07.10, 19:58
ye my ip address never changed which is bizarre, also i will try that call or your script if the box banned my ip address again. Also where is your script and is it easier to follow

anon
14.07.10, 19:59
Also where is your script and is it easier to follow

http://www.sb-innovation.de/23909-post21.html

And I think it's easier than calling your ISP. :happy:

austin316
14.07.10, 20:05
man i looked at that seems a bit hard, but will give it a go, but anon my ISP is BE Unlimimted and i sometimes have to force the IP to change like i did before to get to a banned site with the last number changing, should i do that and then try the mac spoof tutorial again.

anon
14.07.10, 20:07
If you manage to get your IP to change, there's no need to spoof your MAC.

austin316
14.07.10, 20:08
oh thought i need to do both, just spoke to the IRC they said i had 2 or more accounts, how did they know i had forced my IP address to change before but it was still banned somehow, so i used sealions tutorial.

anon
14.07.10, 20:09
The MAC thingy is to make your IP change. If you can already change it through other means, you don't have to spoof your MAC.

As for IRC, they probably identified you via an IP range plus browser combo, if you cleared your cache, cookies, etc.

austin316
14.07.10, 20:12
so they identified my ip range even though i forced my ip address to change with a different number, i did clear history and cache as well.

anon
14.07.10, 20:12
so they identified my ip range even though i forced my ip address to change with a different number

It's still within the same range and belonging to the same ISP.

austin316
14.07.10, 20:15
Anon so if i do the mac thing again i will prob get in thebox again, but my ip address wont change it will stay the same and if i force it it will not change the whole range, anon please tell me what i can do to get on that site for gd.

anon
14.07.10, 20:16
Call your ISP. Tell them you tried to play WoW but the game said your IP range was banned, and that the game's support forum told you to get on a different one.

austin316
14.07.10, 20:18
ok if that doesnt work, will your method of the batch file work in changing the ip range

anon
14.07.10, 20:18
It may.

austin316
14.07.10, 20:36
well bad news my stupid ISP cant change it as they say my dynamic ip address doesnt change very often

---------- Post added at 18:36 ---------- Previous post was at 18:29 ----------

also looking at your batch file help, what do u mean by connection name, do u mean, "local area connection"

anon
14.07.10, 21:59
also looking at your batch file help, what do u mean by connection name, do u mean, "local area connection"

If that's how your connection is labeled at Network Connections in the control panel, then yes. Make sure you don't type the quotes. I don't know if the name's case-sensitive.

austin316
15.07.10, 00:09
well when i go to manage network connections it says local area connection, also i have written all those thing in your info, but it says something about needs to be elevated, i press enter after every command

anon
15.07.10, 00:10
also i have written all those thing in your info, but it says something about needs to be elevated

Do you have administrator privileges? Care to provide a screen?

austin316
15.07.10, 00:34
ye i have, not sure how to mate. Is it because i still have selions settings still applied, which i want to ask shall i put to default, or will it cause any harm to my comp.

anon
15.07.10, 00:35
will it cause any harm to my comp.

It shouldn't.

austin316
15.07.10, 00:53
ok mate, ill try your way tommorow and let u know what happens, finally have u got any clue why the mac thing didnt chnage the ip address like for other people, even though i supposedly have a dynamic ip.

anon
15.07.10, 00:57
have u got any clue why the mac thing didnt chnage the ip address like for other people

I don't know. I guess your ISP has "patched" that.

austin316
15.07.10, 01:16
what do u mean by "patched that", do u know any other users with same problem as me with the same ISP as me, or am i the only one with BE Unlimited

anon
15.07.10, 01:16
what do u mean by "patched that"

Patching = preventing something from working.

austin316
15.07.10, 01:31
well thats stupid by my ISP, if u are from the UK or anyone else, could u let me know with anyone using BE

soso
20.09.10, 01:00
Very nice . What about the mac address is is possible i get caught if i didn't change it ?

anon
20.09.10, 01:01
Different MAC almost always equals a different IP, which is a key component of reregistering without getting caught.

Of course, there are other ways to change your network address, so the answer to your question is: not necessarily. Do check if your IP has changed ever since you got banned on the tracker, of course.

donkeykong
22.09.10, 01:09
ok so if I can't change my IP, are there any other tools that work? perhaps tor? I have never tried such a thing but I want to try it so I can know if I'm doomed or not if I get banned from a site sometime

so I want to check out something on a site that is open all the time but is impossible to hold two accounts on one IP

I don't know of one but finding a site isn't the biggest problem, it is actually making it work that is, cause even if I manage to log in the site, I still have to find a way to download torrents from it...

unless of course there is a way to change your WAN IP which I'm pretty sure there isn't...I can change the local IP addresses of my computers no problem but outside the LAN its always the same no matter what I do

anon
22.09.10, 01:10
http://www.sb-innovation.de/showthread.php?threadid=18705 -> Proxies/VPNs

puddle
24.01.11, 16:24
I have 2 accounts for thebox.

Now I am using the 2nd account with a proxy. Coz I think they will ban me for multiple accounts(Or even ban the IP range).. I downloaded a torrent file through the 2nd Account with a proxy but when I will use it with RM, will it send all the announce and Update data through my original Ip address or the proxy IP..? It would be my Original IP most probably.. Will That Get my both accounts banned..?

seldom
24.01.11, 18:48
I downloaded a torrent file through the 2nd Account with a proxy but when I will use it with RM, will it send all the announce and Update data through my original Ip address or the proxy IP..? It would be my Original IP most probably..
You can setup RM to use proxy when an announce gets sent. Network->Proxy type

anon
24.01.11, 19:12
when I will use it with RM, will it send all the announce and Update data through my original Ip address or the proxy IP..?

A genie will pop-up out of your monitor and ask you which IP you want to use.

No, it'll use your original address and you can avoid that in the Network tab, silly. Read this (http://www.sb-innovation.de/f59/tutorial-about-ratiomaster-all-settings-explained-18270/) for more info. :wsmile:


You can setup RM to use proxy when an announce gets sent. Network->Proxy type

Make sure you choose the right type and do it before starting the torrent, of course.

puddle
24.01.11, 20:00
Thanks for the replies..


A genie will pop-up out of your monitor and ask you which IP you want to use.

Lol. I knew it.
Anyways Can you help me filling the Proxy Server Settings if i use 24TopProxy.com: The best proxy to use 24/7! (http://www.24topproxy.com)
Just a little confused and dont want to make a mistake..

Another Question: If I use the original IP in the 2nd account will I get banned..?

anon
24.01.11, 20:02
Anyways Can you help me filling the Proxy Server Settings if i use 24TopProxy.com: The best proxy to use 24/7! (http://www.24topproxy.com)
Just a little confused and dont want to make a mistake..

That's a CGI proxy. You can't use it in the RM. Get an anonymous IP:port one.


Another Question: If I use the original IP in the 2nd account will I get banned..?

What do you think? :wtongue:

puddle
24.01.11, 20:05
How can I come to know it is CGI. (Btw What is CGI :|)
Can you name any proxy that will work here..

anon
24.01.11, 20:06
Common Gateway Interface - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Common_Gateway_Interface)
Proxy-Hunter (http://proxy-hunter.blogspot.com/)

Read those.

puddle
24.01.11, 20:13
So proxies such as hidemyass which have a URL bar to redirect to another site wont work with RM..?

And can you just fill the Proxy Server Settings for proxy hunter.

anon
24.01.11, 20:15
So proxies such as hidemyass which have a URL bar to redirect to another site wont work with RM..?

Right.


And can you just fill the Proxy Server Settings for proxy hunter.

Wrong. Try reading my post above. You need to use one of the proxies available on P-H. You'll need to use the same one to browse the tracker with your dupe account, too.

puddle
24.01.11, 20:24
Oh Man its difficult.. I always used to use the CGI proxies.. now when i switch to proxy hunter from The CGI one in my 2nd account I hope I dont get any problems.. :D

Now I found this from the site ProxyList - Latest Worldwide Proxy List (http://proxylist.co/free_usa_https_proxies.php#)

I dont know what to do now..

anon
24.01.11, 20:25
Oh Man its difficult.. I always used to use the CGI proxies.. now when i switch to proxy hunter from The CGI one in my 2nd account I hope I dont get any problems.. :D

If the country is the same, you may be fine (they're proxies, after all). Otherwise, prepare to be banned.


Now I found this from the site ProxyList - Latest Worldwide Proxy List (http://proxylist.co/free_usa_https_proxies.php#)

I dont know what to do now..

Copying a proxy's IP and port isn't that hard. :unsure:

puddle
24.01.11, 20:32
But How can I use those IPs in my browser

anon
24.01.11, 20:33
Well, you can try using Google before you ask.
How to use a proxy in browser - Google Search (http://www.scroogle.org/cgi-bin/nbbw.cgi?Gw=How+to+use+a+proxy+in+browser&n=2)

puddle
24.01.11, 20:44
Thanks anon..
But 1 issue: In whatismyip.com and other sites it shows a different ip from the one I used..

EDIT: and in some sites it shows - "You are trying to use a node of the CoDeeN CDN Network. Your IP address is not recognized as a valid PlanetLab address, so your access to CoDeeN does not include all HTTP types"

I couldnt even visit SB-I i had to remove the proxy..
Any Fix

anon
24.01.11, 20:45
But 1 issue: In whatismyip.com and other sites it shows a different ip from the one I used..

Some proxies send your IP through another proxy and back. As long as it doesn't show your real address, it's cool.

Do take note of which country the IP that site sees is from, though.

puddle
24.01.11, 21:01
Read the Edit Please

anon
24.01.11, 21:02
Don't use CoDeeN proxies.

Translated, try to find one that works.

Vaffa
04.03.11, 18:27
registered 2 accs on nordic-t and 3 accs on piratetorrents. nu
on both sited used MR ut 2.0.4 emulation, uploaded with speeds like 3-4 megabytes per second :) Worked fine, got buffer `50 Gb in one day and also got a lot of fun !
Signing up via proxies and using them when navigating on trackers is fine or detectable somehow?

anon
04.03.11, 18:28
Signing up via proxies and using them when navigating on trackers is fine or detectable somehow?

Using a known proxy = bye bye.

Vaffa
04.03.11, 19:12
ahhh that's why thebox.biz'ers banned me so many times :biggrin:

SaintShaolin
05.03.11, 02:20
ahhh that's why thebox.biz'ers banned me so many times :biggrin:

If you have dynamic IP, the best way to sign up for a new account is to:
(1) turn off modem for 5-10 minutes
(2) close all browser tabs. clear browser data (cache, history, cookies, etc).
(3) turn on modem
(4) register a new account. make sure username, password, and email address is not similar to previously-disabled account.

There's a good chance it will work.
There is no need for proxies. :)

Master Razor
20.03.11, 02:24
If you have dynamic IP, the best way to sign up for a new account is to:
(1) turn off modem for 5-10 minutes
(2) close all browser tabs. clear browser data (cache, history, cookies, etc).
(3) turn on modem
(4) register a new account. make sure username, password, and email address is not similar to previously-disabled account.

You are forgetting one thing: you need to change the mac address too. This is not a requirement for thebox (tested myself) but it is for what.cd. Trying to register on what without a different mac is suicide even if you are not faking at all.
No detail from your previous account must match the details of your new account. This includes account settings, avatar, profile page (funny picture, youtube links etc), custom user title, leeching habbits (music, movies you downloaded with your previous acc), security question & answer.

anon
20.03.11, 02:40
My experiences differ from yours, Master Razor. I never changed my MAC (neither the NIC's nor my router's) to reregister on What.cd, and successfully did it many times. Apparently, the MAC thingy is mostly a myth. But does it hurt to change it? Nope.

Master Razor
20.03.11, 03:12
My previous account was created in the summer of 2010 and after 3 month of real seeding (downloaded freeleech stuff, pree-seeded torrents leeched from other trackers) the account got disabled. So I went to their irc and the first thing they asked was "did you have an account here before?". Of course I said no and of course they said that I was lying.

anon
20.03.11, 03:15
I wonder why they'd wait three months with an (otherwise) excellent record before banning you again... :wthink:

SaintShaolin
20.03.11, 03:51
I wonder why they'd wait three months with an (otherwise) excellent record before banning you again... :wthink:

Their scripts probably don't alert admins;
they found out later in the game, I suppose.

deplome
09.04.11, 13:43
excuse me ,
but why is that ??


(Note it's recommended to use one between 49152 and 65535)

anon
09.04.11, 20:10
The IANA defined that as a block of private or ephemeral ports, whereas the ones outside that block are associated to different services.

Timmy
29.04.11, 17:51
EDITED by me.

anon
29.04.11, 20:08
Maybe.

redbluepen
02.05.11, 22:13
When I change the MAC adress, is there any possibilities of getting an IP that was already used?
If so, is there any software that logs the IPs?

anon
02.05.11, 22:16
When I change the MAC adress, is there any possibilities of getting an IP that was already used?

Not usually. In most cases you'll get a different address.


If so, is there any software that logs the IPs?

History (http://www.ip.cc/history.php)

redbluepen
02.05.11, 22:18
Not usually. In most cases you'll get a different address.



History (http://www.ip.cc/history.php)

But if I delete the cookies, the history dissapears... right?

anon
02.05.11, 22:21
In that site, yes. Try not to delete them :idunno:

---------- Post added at 16:21 ---------- Previous post was at 16:20 ----------

Note you can keep cookies for IP.cc only...

AIucard
05.07.11, 05:47
I'll simply quote it: "certain connected trackers, such as TopHos, What.cd and x264, have been recently narrowing down on, and banning, SB-Innovation users. This is due to an abuse of some browsers' Cascading Style Sheet implementation, known as the "CSS Leak" for short. It basically consists on checking if someone has visited the SB-I board through a "hit and miss" principle. Even though some claim otherwise, knowing you've visited our cheater board is enough of an excuse for tracker admins to ban your accounts, which you don't want." Here's the link.
I took the test in ha.ckers.org (http://ha.ckers.org/weird/CSS-history.cgi)
Result:

The following sites were visited: NONE

This has been fixed in firefox 5.0?

anon
05.07.11, 06:14
I think Firefox has fixed this exploit (via preventing sites from checking visited links by default) for a long while now.

MelvinMeow
08.07.11, 00:02
I don't think it actually is fixed by default. You have to turn it off manually to my knowledge.

Instab
08.07.11, 00:20
I think Firefox has fixed this exploit (via preventing sites from checking visited links by default) for a long while now.


I don't think it actually is fixed by default. You have to turn it off manually to my knowledge.

According to the release notes it has been fixed a while ago but you can still disable it to be on the safe side.

DukeTT
25.08.11, 00:17
I have a question regarding changing your IP (using this method (http://www.sb-innovation.de/f59/download-rapidshare-com-no-waittime-991/#post23909)).

I'm behind a home router (which I can easily bypass and connect my cable modem straight to my PC) and I get different IPs when I'm behind the router and when it's left out, but I mean completely different IPs and not just like last 4 digits.

If I run that batch while I have a direct PC-to-modem connection, will my both IPs change? (behind the router and direct connection to modem)
I thought that http://www.cmyip.com/ would report the same IP, no matter if I was behind the router or not.

anon
25.08.11, 00:19
It can vary depending on your provider, but chances are only the IP assigned to your current (direct connection) MAC address will change.

Short answer: no.

DukeTT
25.08.11, 00:28
I'm completely uneducated in this area :(

How hard is it to change your IP when you're behind router? I run dd-wrt custom firmware on it.

anon
25.08.11, 00:30
Just change your router's MAC if it allows that, or enable MAC cloning for your local IP, then change your network card's MAC.

A router and/or modem restart (turn power off, wait 10 seconds, then turn it on) may be required to successfully resynchronize with your ISP.

DukeTT
25.08.11, 01:11
http://i51.tinypic.com/2ef7sxc.jpg

Should I just change the last 2-4 digits in the MAC address or press the "Get Current PC MAC address" button? Wouldn't pressing that button synchronize my IPs behind and in front of the router?

anon
25.08.11, 01:13
Should I just change the last 2-4 digits in the MAC address

Yes.


Wouldn't pressing that button synchronize my IPs behind and in front of the router?

No, that'd give you the same address as when you plugged your PC directly to the modem.

DukeTT
25.08.11, 01:16
No, that'd give you the same address as when you plugged your PC directly to the modem.

Yes, that's exactly what I meant by "synchronizing the behind and in-front IPs" :D
Much love anon, you're great help as always.

The Shutter
25.08.11, 02:01
I have a question regarding changing your IP (using this method (http://www.sb-innovation.de/f59/download-rapidshare-com-no-waittime-991/#post23909)).

I'm behind a home router (which I can easily bypass and connect my cable modem straight to my PC) and I get different IPs when I'm behind the router and when it's left out, but I mean completely different IPs and not just like last 4 digits.

If I run that batch while I have a direct PC-to-modem connection, will my both IPs change? (behind the router and direct connection to modem)
I thought that My IP Address Is 212.117.164.221 - Quick and Easy way to SEE my IP address - CmyIP.com (http://www.cmyip.com/) would report the same IP, no matter if I was behind the router or not.

you want to change your ip range???

for changing ip

just open cmd & write


ipconfig /release
ipconfig /flush
ipconfig /renew

Cheat248
21.10.11, 08:39
http://www.sb-innovation.de/showthread.php?threadid=13714&page=6#post170871
He made mention of scc that it has this function but then later says not sure because his country is not banned[COLOR="Silver"]


Yes some trackers are only signup banned but they dont ban accounts accessed from those countries
EXAMPLE SCC

Very useful , i actually learned something from here

anon
21.10.11, 18:27
Yes some trackers are only signup banned but they dont ban accounts accessed from those countries
EXAMPLE SCC

Those are flagged as "signup" on the list.

skyfox71
24.11.11, 12:11
Sorry if this question has already been answered but I would just like to know, if you get banned on say, TL or PTP, does this mean that your IP address is banned for good or can you sign up for a new account after a set amount of days?

anon
24.11.11, 15:55
if you get banned on say, TL or PTP, does this mean that your IP address is banned for good

Act as if that was the case, and you'll spare yourself a lot of unnecessary frustration.

skyfox71
24.11.11, 20:51
Thankfully a dynamic IP address comes in very handy!lol:wink2:

illusive
19.05.12, 22:00
so according to main post if I did all necessary things specially changing my ip address then I don't need to change my MAC address ?? I've been told that what.cd can discover me by my MAC address ??

sorry if the question is repeated but I need to be sure to know if I can stop trying change my MAC address or not.

anon
19.05.12, 23:59
sorry if the question is repeated but I need to be sure to know if I can stop trying change my MAC address or not.

You may stop. I haven't changed my MAC in years and What.cd never caught me.

hero3123
26.10.12, 06:51
You may stop. I haven't changed my MAC in years and What.cd never caught me.

I have a seedbox that I used with trackers that I have been banned from. Should I not use that same seedbox?

anon
26.10.12, 16:55
Well, you may wish to switch clients if the provider allows it, but if it's a shared box, you'll probably be fine.

Why were you banned anyway?

okoho
13.11.12, 17:09
I had a question- is the IP address of the account tied to WHERE it was created? For example, if I have an account that I created at home but am using it in college and then create another account in college, will both accounts get banned (even though they were created on two different IPs but being used on the same)?

anon
13.11.12, 17:12
if I have an account that I created at home but am using it in college and then create another account in college, will both accounts get banned (even though they were created on two different IPs but being used on the same)?

Possibly. But some staff are aware that an IP address != a person. It's nice to leave a note in your profile saying you might be sharing an IP with others due to this.

007seven
28.12.12, 15:49
I have dynamic IP . It means that If I reinstall my computer and change a IP . Then join what.cd again. They will never catch me , Are you sure?
:smile:

---------- Post Merged at 14:49 ---------- Previous Post was at 14:33 ----------


Possibly. But some staff are aware that an IP address != a person. It's nice to leave a note in your profile saying you might be sharing an IP with others due to this.

I have dynamic IP . It means that If I reinstall my computer and change a IP . Then join what.cd again. They will never catch me , Are you sure?
:biggrin:

anon
28.12.12, 17:34
Please read the thread before asking questions.

THC
29.12.12, 21:40
W.cd staff is really the best at catching dupers. So you'd better be extra careful before getting back in. Read the goddamn thread and good luck!

motionsuggests
27.02.14, 04:47
Could someone look over my way of reregistering and tell me if you think it will work?

1. I use my father's laptop instead of my personal laptop. I've never used his laptop before.
2. I take the approval interview connected to my university's wireless network instead of my home network which was the only network I ever seeded or download their torrents on.
3. After I pass the interview, I go home and set up a brand new VPN through OpenVPN via a seedbox provider. I never connect using my direct internet connection that I used on my old account ever again.
4. I never visit What.CD again on my old laptop that I used to use. Instead, I use my brand new desktop that's never been on the site or stored any torrents.

I know What is very good at catching dupes, but I think it'd be really tough for them to catch me. In addition to all this, I'd do the other stuff the OP recommend like using different account details, not downloading a bunch of stuff right away, etc.

Do you think this would work?

alpacino
02.03.14, 08:46
Could someone look over my way of reregistering and tell me if you think it will work?

1. I use my father's laptop instead of my personal laptop. I've never used his laptop before.
2. I take the approval interview connected to my university's wireless network instead of my home network which was the only network I ever seeded or download their torrents on.
3. After I pass the interview, I go home and set up a brand new VPN through OpenVPN via a seedbox provider. I never connect using my direct internet connection that I used on my old account ever again.
4. I never visit What.CD again on my old laptop that I used to use. Instead, I use my brand new desktop that's never been on the site or stored any torrents.

I know What is very good at catching dupes, but I think it'd be really tough for them to catch me. In addition to all this, I'd do the other stuff the OP recommend like using different account details, not downloading a bunch of stuff right away, etc.

Do you think this would work?

I think you are fine and good to go. On point 1, make sure you don't use same browser as your personal laptop. Since you are talking about what.cd, take it easy on the cheating at the beginning, if possible don't cheat at all, as you start your fresh account with some Gb buffer (if I'm not wrong), and music albums are somewhat small in size. Later on, some months later you could also go back to your old personal laptop and drop these vpn stuff and go back to your normal connection (if your home ip is not static).

thelion32
13.05.14, 13:44
I have another question about this. After I followed the steps in anon's tutorial, what is a better way to get back into the tracker? Should I sneak back in through an Invite, or take the Interview on their official IRC channel?

alpacino
15.05.14, 13:36
I prefer through invite, and remember that some countries are banned from interview sessions.

Master Razor
01.06.14, 12:49
Say I create multiple accounts, is having the same browser (version) a problem?

I'll be using a blank firefox profile with a different IP on every account.

alpacino
01.06.14, 18:53
I don't see any problem, specially because of the blank profile for every account as extra protection.

anon
02.06.14, 03:54
By creating and editing general.useragent.override you can make the profiles' User-Agent string differ from each other... and I recommend you do.

Master Razor
02.06.14, 22:27
editing general.useragent.override
That's tedious to edit every time you register a tracker. Is secret agent a good addon for this?

THC
02.06.14, 22:35
That's tedious to edit every time you register a tracker. Is secret agent a good addon for this?

How to Change Your Browser’s User Agent Without Installing Any Extensions (http://www.howtogeek.com/113439/how-to-change-your-browsers-user-agent-without-installing-any-extensions/)

For Firefox there's an extension called User Agent Switcher.

anon
03.06.14, 04:58
UAControl is also good. It won't change the values available through the navigator JavaScript object, however. You have Firegloves for that... but it's very unlikely that a tracker would use JS to check this, and even then, there's nothing wrong with changing your user agent string per se.

Damnsel
18.08.14, 20:57
Not sure where this is supposed so might as well ask here. Need to create a new gmail account and all the free sms services I've tried so far haven't worked. Does anyone know of any that works for gmail?

Also, are there any viable alternatives to gmail that private trackers would not frown upon like they do with yahoo/hotmail.

Thanks.

Sazzy
18.08.14, 23:09
Not sure where this is supposed so might as well ask here. Need to create a new gmail account and all the free sms services I've tried so far haven't worked. Does anyone know of any that works for gmail?

Also, are there any viable alternatives to gmail that private trackers would not frown upon like they do with yahoo/hotmail.

Thanks.

I followed this guide last time (about 3 months ago)
The video is ****ing annoying to watch, but it does work:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1D02iCJ4-Vs

Damnsel
19.08.14, 09:21
Thanks Sazzy. I found a temp phone service that seems to be still working, k7.net (http://k7.net/)

Selected code by voicemail, used a throwaway number from there and made the account :D

I tried entering the code incorrectly but was being directed to the phone page nonetheless, maybe was doing something wrong :S

Sazzy
19.08.14, 19:28
Thanks Sazzy. I found a temp phone service that seems to be still working, k7.net (http://k7.net/)

Selected code by voicemail, used a throwaway number from there and made the account :D

I tried entering the code incorrectly but was being directed to the phone page nonetheless, maybe was doing something wrong :S

I had to try a few times, if i remember correctly, before i got it to work without a phone. It doesn't seem to be 100% foolproof.
Good you resolved the issue though with an even easier method. Thanks for sharing!

anon
20.08.14, 05:29
I watched that video with no audio and my brain turned off, so I'll ask: is the secret deliberately failing the captcha, then getting it right in the second attempt?

Last time I checked, there were some major things that influenced the necessity of SMS confirmation:

how many Google accounts have been used from your IP recently (less than one is best)
presence of Google cookies (no previous cookies seems to work on your favor)
apparent authenticity of the required personal information (giving your name and birthday as "jsafjdf flfqowi" and 1/1/1900 made it really likely that you'd get the prompt)
if you botched a registration attempt with a particular username, it would be "flagged" for a while and you'd be asked for your phone number even if all other conditions were fine.


That was four years ago, though, which is like two decades in Internet time.

Sazzy
20.08.14, 15:06
I'd say it's still somewhat the same. Probably why Damnsel was still having issues with it.

I think he's just really bad entering captcha's... I should have probably posted another one that doesn't suck so badly. Reading his horrible notepad typing in the beginning is sufficient :P

downtown
10.03.15, 16:25
I followed this excellent guide and tried to re-register a tracker and tried to be careful. I'm on a dynamic ip and changed my ip adress (within the same range though), cleared cache/cookies/history, but used the same browser as before. Used different username/pass/e-mail. Could sign up, strolled around, didn't download anything and acc was disabled after 2h.
Read something that you shouldn't use the same e-mail you've used on a different tracker where you've been banned in the past, because they share those things. I wonder really if it was that, or something else like the importance of changing the user agent?

anon
10.03.15, 18:19
It could be both (some browsers add tokens to the User-Agent string that inform of certain installed programs, and that could make you unique enough to be identified again).

Also, you lose nothing going to IRC to ask about your account. Don't play dumb if they outright tell you you're a cheater and/or dupe account, you won't change their mind.

alpacino
11.03.15, 22:07
If you could mention which tracker is this, that would help us giving you some hints for the next time you try to register.

downtown
12.03.15, 20:00
It could be both (some browsers add tokens to the User-Agent string that inform of certain installed programs, and that could make you unique enough to be identified again).

Also, you lose nothing going to IRC to ask about your account. Don't play dumb if they outright tell you you're a cheater and/or dupe account, you won't change their mind.

Yeah, thanks as always anon. I'll make sure to try everything next time.


If you could mention which tracker is this, that would help us giving you some hints for the next time you try to register.

Sure. It was Theplace.bz, so .bz network. Any particular tips?

koel
13.03.15, 22:39
IRC to ask about your account. Don't play dumb if they outright tell you you're a cheater and/or dupe account, you won't change their mind.

I always play dumb, they tell me I cheated -I play dumb, they tell me how I cheated (and they're on the money)-I play dumb, they call me names - I play dumb, then they have to ban me cause I have autorejoin and if I get a kick and get
back in....mmmmmmmmmm... guess what? Nah , not what you thought . As a matter o fact I play dumb. :)
Never works.
After a min or two I scratch my head and blame anon. :top:

Master Razor
27.03.15, 20:56
After a min or two I scratch my head and blame anon.
You know.. You two should be in the same room. I am curious of the outcome.

Sazzy
27.03.15, 21:47
You know.. You two should be in the same room. I am curious of the outcome.

I imagine anon being all derpy, and koel being quiet and backing off.

anon
28.03.15, 02:53
Oh, I am quite a show when all conditions are fine.

Master Razor
29.03.15, 01:10
I bet 5$ you'll beat koel. Anybody in?

anon
29.03.15, 04:46
$5 is good. I could buy a $5 milkshake.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zoJAc_aSM7E

Sazzy
29.03.15, 12:32
anon doesn't seem like someone who'd pick fights in real life.

anon
29.03.15, 19:10
anon doesn't seem like someone who'd pick fights in real life.

That's true, I don't... but I'm not sure he was talking about beating him in that way... :unsure:

Sazzy
29.03.15, 20:56
That's true, I don't... but I'm not sure he was talking about beating him in that way... :unsure:

Oh. that's completely, 100% how i did! :lol:

jsmith
04.07.15, 10:51
Hello, I'm a complete noobs here. My wcd account is disabled long time ago & I want to get back in.
I've re-re-read this thread and willing to ask about ip address changing part, especially the mac-address.

If I have a dynamic ip address, I don't have to change my laptop mac-address, isn't it?
If yes (I have to change laptop mac-address), do I need to change my router mac-address as well?

Moreover, I have a plan to buy a new laptop, but I will keep my modem/router the same. My isp will also be the same (dynamic ip address). If I use this new laptop, do I have to do something with the mac-address (spoofing/changing/etc)?

Thank you.

anon
06.07.15, 17:05
The MAC address thing is an unnecessary scare. I have never changed it anywhere, and they never found my dupe accounts. They can't see it unless you let them run sufficiently-privileged code (like a Java applet, and Java security warnings usually go apeshit every time you try to load anything potentially untrusted) or send it in a request for whatever reason. I have some pretty secure browser settings, so I may be taking something for granted, I have written several posts on how to secure Firefox and uploaded my Opera profile if you're interested.

Just change your external IP. That's all that matters.

Natsukashi
09.08.15, 18:21
Guys, is it possible to change the range of my IP? It is already dynamic and changes eah time I turn off my router but only the two last numbers that change. Thanks

alpacino
10.08.15, 02:27
Probably only by subscribing to another ISP.

anon
10.08.15, 05:44
Complete MAC changes may work, and the same applies to that IP changing script I wrote years ago, if you have a direct connection or run its steps manually in your router.

Mind you, results are (as alpacino hinted) ultimately provider-dependent.

Instab
12.08.15, 01:27
Guys, is it possible to change the range of my IP?
no. an isp owns (or rents) certain ranges and can of course only use these. which one you get assigned after a reconnect or other changes on your end is up to the isp.

thelion32
01.10.15, 00:06
When I read stuff like this I really wonder:
https://torrentfreak.com/private-torrent-sites-run-their-own-mini-prism-to-share-data-on-users-130908/

Is this true? Sounds like they perform an automated check on every new member, comparing mail, IP, username...

The thing is, my what.cd account got disabled over 2 years ago (I made a stupid mistake back then). So if staff can somehow connect my to my old account, they maybe find out my profiles on other torrent trackers (based on the IP address). And that's something I really try to avoid, I'm not eager to get banned on other trackers just because I registered twice on what.

So what's your experience? How long do trackers keep records of their users? And what sort of information do they store? Also information like torrent clients, irc clients, browser version and so on? :confused:

anon
01.10.15, 06:18
When I read stuff like this I really wonder:
https://torrentfreak.com/private-torrent-sites-run-their-own-mini-prism-to-share-data-on-users-130908/

Is this true?

It's hard for us to know, naturally, so assume it is and act accordingly. If you have a dynamic IP and follow the tips in the first post, they can't get you. The most they'll have is a "suspicious" IP range.

Interesting reading material:
http://www.sb-innovation.de/showthread.php?threadid=19568
Search Results - SB-Innovation - Leecher Mod Source #1 (http://www.sb-innovation.de/search.php?do=process&query=tracker+analysis&titleonly=1)

thelion32
12.10.15, 22:46
Thanks for your opinion.

How would you get back into what? Trough the interview or through an invite? Or doesn't it matter in the end?

anon
13.10.15, 01:34
Well, my country is banned from the interview channel, so I'd have to find an invite... which is also easier and puts me through less scrutiny anyway.

zhnujm00
14.01.16, 19:09
first off all... great tips anon, thank You!


i was search forums trying to find best solution to my "problem" and i think that Your tips will help me

i was disabled from what.cd (twice, not by my fault, three ban), and now i will try to use Your tips to get back (hopefully)

i appreciate Your tips and thats why i would like your opinion about what i gonna to do...


1. i use wireless network (laptop), same house, down floor cable, up on my floor wireless, have dynamic ip, so with every power off/on ip change, but... i will anyway try to spoof my MAC address, just in case, but... where to do that, on laptop (wireless) or pc (cable)

2. as for browsers, i will change browser, install new one

3. delete flash cookies

4. i will change bittorrent client, version and port

5. other tips for sure


if i miss something really important or you have some new important insights please let me know


my biggest concern is ip address, thats why i would like to try to spoof my MAC address
i dont know will that be enough, how things with range of dynamic ip works, can they on what.cd find out whole range of my dynamic ip somehow, and what will spoofing of my MAC address acctualy do?!


and one of my bigest question is... how will other trackers react on changing MAC addres, browser, other bittorrent client, do trackers keep logs before/after, and for how long?!


thank You so much for helping me, i really appreciate


kind regards

anon
15.01.16, 19:37
1. i use wireless network (laptop), same house, down floor cable, up on my floor wireless, have dynamic ip, so with every power off/on ip change, but... i will anyway try to spoof my MAC address, just in case, but... where to do that, on laptop (wireless) or pc (cable)

The MAC change is only necessary if used as a means to get a different IP address. If you've already achieved the latter, you don't have to do the former.


5. other tips for sure

If you follow all the tips in the first post, you'll be fine. I tried to make it as comprehensive as possible, based on my personal experience (none of my dupe accounts has been caught).


can they on what.cd find out whole range of my dynamic ip somehow

Yes, but if you do everything else, you'll look as a completely different person using the same provider.


and one of my bigest question is... how will other trackers react on changing MAC addres, browser, other bittorrent client, do trackers keep logs before/after, and for how long?!

Well, there's nothing wrong with that per se, but they will be logged, that's for sure.

Something I have done for "high value" dupe accounts is keeping a separate uTorrent install and portable browser just for them. Combined with using a different IP, this helps keep your activity there separate and nullify a potential global ban should you get caught and have your details shared.

zhnujm00
20.01.16, 21:48
when you have dynamic ip and after 24 hours the same change (or you do it by power off/on), does it with "new" ip address come and new range, so... every new ip=new range?

anon
20.01.16, 21:54
so... every new ip=new range?

It may or may not be within the same range. You'll have to check that yourself.

zhnujm00
20.01.16, 22:51
can i do that over cmyip

zxcvzxcv
29.03.16, 12:21
can i do that over cmyip

you can use Hurricane Electric BGP Toolkit (http://bgp.he.net/)

THC
04.04.16, 22:48
If you want to check your IP you can use ip-tracker.org. It's accurate and gives a lot of info (it tells you how anonymous your proxy is e.g.). Other good sites: doileak.com and ipleak.com

teapot
28.04.16, 07:44
Even if u follow all these rules, and change ur ip address, these guys on whatcd have mechanism to traceroute back to your ip.
They can follow the pattern the ip's that show up on the traceroute, and based on your geolocation of your ip thats shown in the traceroute map, they realize that you are in the ban database list.
They will still ban you.
I hate how these guys at wcd figure this out.

anon
28.04.16, 17:03
Even if u follow all these rules, and change ur ip address, these guys on whatcd have mechanism to traceroute back to your ip.
They can follow the pattern the ip's that show up on the traceroute, and based on your geolocation of your ip thats shown in the traceroute map, they realize that you are in the ban database list.

That's circumstantial evidence. It can be used to "confirm" an account that was already suspicious for other reasons, but they aren't going to ban you over a traceroute. It would result in plenty of false positives (and negatives), because ISPs usually have contracts with more than one transit provider.

teapot
28.04.16, 20:47
I was banned on wcd three times even after i changed my IP, i am talking about public IP.
Email address id was different, nothing matched, email provider changed.
Formatted OS and reinstalled it in the laptop and computer. changed seedbox provider.
How would they know unless they couldnt traceroute it back to you?

zhnujm00
29.04.16, 19:57
yeah, i think that f..... wcd have their ways how they do it, the fact is that they actually doing it, how, who knows?!
i also know people who change everything but still they ban them, if nothing they will ban you because of similar ip, yeah they are that arrogant, worst admins in the private torrent world, just look how many admins they have, like million!
they DONT play by the book, they will ban you for the stupidest thing they could think off! the point is... they ban you!

everyone talking about how they have good scripts, so... why is hard to accept fact that they are developed script, program or whatever that could if nothing reveal to them your real ip, every could do that if you make little effort in it.
maybe when you log on site or download torrent file from them they receive from you some info, including real ip address, its not impossible people.
ping-pong, he-he...

cirulilu
30.04.16, 05:19
I was banned on wcd three times even after i changed my IP, i am talking about public IP.
Email address id was different, nothing matched, email provider changed.
Formatted OS and reinstalled it in the laptop and computer. changed seedbox provider.
How would they know unless they couldnt traceroute it back to you?
did you cheat with every account? if yes there's your answer why you were banned each time.

if not then
after new registration did you start seeding the previously downloaded torrents?
and
were you commenting on torrents, posting on the forums?
or
what else were you doing that could lead them to you old accounts?

your actions were probably giving you away, not your IP and the other info.

zhnujm00
30.04.16, 12:12
it has nothing with previous action absolutely!
same country, same ISP, similar IP (but i think that they exactly know real IP) is result of banning.

they will not admit that they know your real IP, they are not stupid, they will rather ask you 100 question that have nothing with a common sense just that will tell you at the end "i dont believe you, your account will not be re-enabled".

anon
30.04.16, 20:45
I had five accounts I used all the time from the same computer. It can be done, people. There's something you missed.

zhnujm00
30.04.16, 21:06
hm, maybe... or maybe you have so much luck that they didnt check you (your ip), so lucky!

i think that they are concentrate on new users lately (year, two or so), they go try regularly check...

you "had" you say?

alpacino
30.04.16, 22:05
I was banned on wcd three times even after i changed my IP, i am talking about public IP.
Email address id was different, nothing matched, email provider changed.
Formatted OS and reinstalled it in the laptop and computer. changed seedbox provider.
How would they know unless they couldnt traceroute it back to you?

Maybe it's your cheating pattern that got you busted.

anon
01.05.16, 05:05
i think that they are concentrate on new users lately (year, two or so), they go try regularly check...

Could be a factor.


you "had" you say?

I stopped using the tracker, and decided not to waste time with logging in each X months "just in case I need them in the future".

Inactivity rules are useless, and a leftover from when trackers had to delete inactive accounts to make room for new ones (something What.cd never did).

Hugo_Weaving
09.05.16, 11:50
Hey maybe you want to know it. Notice for Holders of multiple accounts:

WARNING For holders of multiple users do not use the software MRatio 5.4.1 that has a bug and is reported with the real IP and a not proxy.
If my English is not good I am sorry that I am using Google Translate. :biggrin:
Because my English is not good to explain the bug I shot a video for the developer that illustrates the problem.
Password for RAR Send my PM.

http://www.sb-innovation.de/showthread.php?threadid=31194&page=66#post333655

teapot
17.05.16, 07:07
Maybe it's your cheating pattern that got you busted.

Didnt cheat, never did anything. I do not even know that cheating works on wcd.
I was searching for ways to get back into wcd, and found this site.

i surely think they have a new way of finding people out that we are not aware of.
Ever been to the dark web, few sites, and rooms you might get into by mistake, the admins/mods there can even find ur name, address and other details.
For an elite private tracker, its not easy to hire or recruit extremely smart mods who can also be white hat hackers to find such details.

---------- Post Merged at 05:07 ---------- Previous Post was at 05:04 ----------


did you cheat with every account? if yes there's your answer why you were banned each time.

if not then
after new registration did you start seeding the previously downloaded torrents?
and
were you commenting on torrents, posting on the forums?
or
what else were you doing that could lead them to you old accounts?

your actions were probably giving you away, not your IP and the other info.

No i didnt cheat.
No i didnt download the same torrents i downloaded earlier, just freeleech and used the newly downloaded torrents from the new account.
maybe i might have commented in a few threads, but that was just thanks and all.
no idea how they find the old account.
i really didnt do anything. was very cautious.

zhnujm00
18.05.16, 18:22
As I write before... if they just check you as a curiosity... thats it, they for sure have their ways not knows to others...

But... interesting... Audiophile torrent site What.CD fully pwnable thanks to wrecked RNG (http://www.theregister.co.uk/2016/05/02/what_cd_security_flaw/)

cirulilu
19.05.16, 00:19
Didnt cheat, never did anything. I do not even know that cheating works on wcd.
I was searching for ways to get back into wcd, and found this site.

i surely think they have a new way of finding people out that we are not aware of.
Ever been to the dark web, few sites, and rooms you might get into by mistake, the admins/mods there can even find ur name, address and other details.
For an elite private tracker, its not easy to hire or recruit extremely smart mods who can also be white hat hackers to find such details.

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No i didnt cheat.
No i didnt download the same torrents i downloaded earlier, just freeleech and used the newly downloaded torrents from the new account.
maybe i might have commented in a few threads, but that was just thanks and all.
no idea how they find the old account.
i really didnt do anything. was very cautious.

how did you register a new account. someone sent you and invite or you took their interview again?

teapot
23.06.16, 02:19
I have just realized one more thing, about how wcd might come to know if you had an account in the past and bans u instantly even if you do all of the above mentioned in this thread.
WCD has sister sites that monitor you. For eg:- if wcd bans you, they already know you have accounts with other trackers for eg:- bibliotek, BCG, tehc or likewise, now tehc will not ban you, but it will monitor you like a shadow tracker. As you continue to use it, you change your ip address and perform all of the above mentioned in this post, you go back to wcd with a new invite.. dang, that flags your id with the ip address matching with the id that tehconnection bibliotek, BCG, has already logged into their system. Please remember these ppl use a centralized database either on posgress or mysql and use github to pull the data from.
I do know this for sure, that there are sister sites that shadow your activity of ip change, and then report it to their mother sites, such as wcd, btn and hdb likewise.
These could be with your seedbox ip or home ip.

anon
24.06.16, 16:31
I'm a visionary on that regard :shifty:


Something I have done for "high value" dupe accounts is keeping a separate uTorrent install and portable browser just for them. Combined with using a different IP, this helps keep your activity there separate and nullify a potential global ban should you get caught and have your details shared.

Codec
30.06.16, 18:29
I was disabled on a tracker even though i didnt cheat. I had used my seedbox and made good buffer. When i went to the irc they said i had an account over there before. How is it possible for them to catch me? I followed everything in this guide and had waited a few weeks before joining. My first account was disabled because they said i did invite trade with my friend.

I didnt cheat with both accounts and they were still disabled

zxcvzxcv
01.07.16, 23:38
I was disabled on a tracker even though i didnt cheat. I had used my seedbox and made good buffer. When i went to the irc they said i had an account over there before. How is it possible for them to catch me? I followed everything in this guide and had waited a few weeks before joining. My first account was disabled because they said i did invite trade with my friend.

I didnt cheat with both accounts and they were still disabled
which tracker?