Can I be identified from a cd or dvd I burned?

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  1. Ironrod60

    Ironrod60 Member

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    Is my MAC address or IP encoded on everything I burn?
     
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    If "not-quite-legal" DVD copying is your concern, yes.
    To get around this, you can use the tin foil method(I know, a rather "primitive" method,when a software workaround is available, but is inexpensive and efficient).
     
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    Simply for educational purposes, do you have a link to the process? Also what software work arounds are there? Does Afterdawn have a guide for the software? Again, strictly for informational purposes only.
     
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    a sucker born every day.
     
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    No, there is no guide on AD. I never used the software way, the tin foil is simpler/quicker, plus I am not good at all with Linux (what operating system do you have on your machine? From what I recall, it only worked on Linux; I'll look around see if I find again the link to the "stuff".

    @ddp,
    I know, people nowadays have such a false sense of security...you can never be too careful when dealing with "The Man". They(the ones that work for "The Man") are everywhere, can't do anything without them knowing.
     
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    hi :)

    there not dressed in black are they ?
     
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    :),haha, no, that would be too easy , that's a movie stereotype:)

    But I am sure they might be looking like a nonchalant news papers seller, or some "cable guy" with a van with no windows parked across the street! Just look for the 4ft long antennae sticking out like an eye sore!!!
     
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    Actually they look like disgruntled relatives who look for ways to screw people over they are pissed at.
     
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    I don't know about pissed off relatives look-a-like,never had relatives with a grudge!
    Most likely though, "The Man" will try to display as less emotion as possible, after all, they're nothing but heartless ba$ta'ds, making ordinary people's lives miserable...
     
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    In my case, the relative may call The Man to come visit me. lol
     
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    I see, some of those CDs/DVDs maybe got in the hands of some evil-thinking-doing relative...That's too bad, however, nothing some thin aluminum won't fix in the future!
     
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    Am I too late?
     
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    You need a good microscope to find the imprinted metadata file on the disk, this contains the serial number of your chip, and the serial number of the copied DVD. Netflix and Blockbuster have each rental with a digital fingerprint or watermark to trace the copied disk. They find a copied rental disk, extract the watermark, pull the rental history from the outlet, then compare the rental history with the registered serial number from the processor chip, and voila!, they know who made the copy. Hello the Man, goodbye freedom. Learn the foil technique Ironrod60. Bubba your new cellmate likes a lot of foreplay by the way.
     
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    hahaha

    My @ss is already hurting.
     
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    BTW, where does one learn the foil technique?
     
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    in a crackerjack box.
     
  17. scum101

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    I was thinking to get a good foil technique one needs a visit to the neighbourhood smack den ;)
     
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    just don't burn the red blanks, they phone home when played on a pc.
     
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    Try this:

    If the "Tin Foil Method" do not work. Then try to use the "Duct-Tape Method"

    Hope this may help.
    Good luck !
     

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