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To: BlazingArizona
Stories like this are causing them to put more and more effort into developing whatever clandestine, encrypted networks it takes to completely screw the RIAA.

Spot on.

The RIAA Succeeds Where the Cypherpunks Failed

File-sharing Goes Social

Crypto plan to anonymise P2P, thwart RIAA

Given the advancments in cryptographie and anonymous peer 2 peer networks, it seems very likely that the next generation kazaa will be untraceable. At least any member of this service will have a plausible denial.

Or Congress could just ban every peer2peer network. Congress Moves to Criminalize P2P
118 posted on 05/28/2004 11:10:36 AM PDT by SkyRat (If privacy wasn't of value, we wouldn't have doors on bathrooms.)
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To: SkyRat
Given the advancments in cryptographie and anonymous peer 2 peer networks, it seems very likely that the next generation kazaa will be untraceable.

There are still some bugs to iron out. A link from one of your links: ‘Anonymous’ P2P users busted in Japan

135 posted on 05/28/2004 4:03:43 PM PDT by SauronOfMordor (That which does not kill me had better be able to run away damn fast.)
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