p2p software

ADSLzone.net for four months has developed a firmware which optimizes performance at squeezing maximum Router ADSL line and make major improvements.

Poligon ADSLzone comes from several manufacturers who use Firmwares and Internet providers, (Asus, U.S. Robotics, Comm Net, Broadcom, Deutsche Telekom, Alice Italia, Pirelli (Italy), Bungury (Russia) and Vodafone (Thailand).

Gone are the micro, you decide the speed of your ADSL, change the profile and set priorities to each PC connected to the router. Among other developments, Poligon growing power of 80mW to 97mW wireless (-17dBm) and carries with WDS WPA2/AES. It also incorporates QoS per application (Games, Video, P2P, HTTP) and priority of bandwidth for each IP connected to the router. Little by little you will know the power of Poligon ADSLZone.

This firmware is compatible with the Comtrend models: CT536, CT536 +, HG536, CT5361, but once passed the beta mode is compatible with ZyXEL HW660-D1, Livebox .. and so on.

Via http://www.adslzone.net/firmware-adslzone-poligon.html

Probably many of us envy when comparing our connections, or we believed recruit, we thought so fast that the Japanese already have in speed because the ISP Japanese KDDI has announced it will offer its customers a connection of 1 Gbps through Fiber optic both climb and descent.

This service will be marketed from the month of October and cost about 5900 yen (about 57 U.S. dollars) with a two-year contract, which KDDI hopes to compete against NTT already has a large number of clients in that sector of the world.

The reign of eMule seems to end. For the first time, another file-sharing (P2P) Internet, BitTorrent, has stolen the top spot. Overall, the different ways to share accounted for more than half the total traffic on the Net, far ahead of web browsing, e-mail and instant messaging. This reality is encouraging access providers (ISPs) to give priority to these programs compared to those of P2P. However, for now, only do it occasionally.

These are some of the preliminary findings of the study Internet 2008, which is developing iPoque the German company, which specializes in managing traffic on the Net. Each piece of file circulating on the Internet should include information on the protocol used. Thus, the web pages using the HTTP, mail, the system POP / SMTP, while the exchange with eMule eDonkey protocol needs to operate. In this way, network servers know how to handle the data port on the computer and what they have to go. This mechanism helps to better manage the network, but also enables their control.

54% of all Internet traffic is file-sharing Although the final wording of the work is not yet complete, its leaders moved forward some figures on southern Europe at the Broadband World Forum, being held since yesterday in Brussels. The first figure is repeated in recent years: 54% of all Internet traffic is file-sharing. In comparison, the websites are responsible for 23.29% and the comings and goings of instant messages represent just 0.08%.

BitTorrent, the new king
The BitTorrent protocol, using programs like its namesake, uTorrent or Azureus, has advanced the binomial eMule / eDonkey. Comparing with the study of Ipoque 2007, which wins one, loses the other. Thus, BitTorrent has grown by 18% and almost two thirds of all P2P traffic is yours. Meanwhile, eMule loses 20 points and gets a percentage of 36%.

The ISP does not cut P2P connections but give priority to other programs Another of the preliminary findings already suspected: the ISP, but not cut the P2P connections, it gives priority to other programs when there is an increase in traffic, relegating downloads. No one knows what vendors do and to what extent. Not surprisingly, Ipoque need to install machines on their networks for ISPs to obtain the survey data. In exchange, ensure the anonymity of users and operators.

Via www.publico.es

Some time ago that the RIAA had won a cause in which he complained to Jammie Thomas to be done for protected content downloaded through Kazaa, and whose conviction is a fine amounting to 222,000 U.S. dollars.

Jammie Thomas accordingly appealed the penalty that was finally dismissed by a judge, because in their opinion to allow downloading of copyrighted content does not constitute an infringement of copyright. What constitutes an important ruling, and even more in the U.S. multimillionaire and the spot where the citizen's rights are limited exacervadamente in pursuit of their profits. This implies that from now on the RIAA must prove the unauthorized transfer of each of the songs you want to sue.

The use and abuse of anti-piracy measures included in Spore, one of the most anticipated PC games of recent years has meant that this week has been filed the first lawsuit against Electronic Arts from a buyer who feel deceived after checking that on the DVD, plus the latest creation of Will Wright, is a program that is anti-called SecuROM auto default without the consent of anyone and who is in charge of controlling what we do with the game.

The lawsuit, which you can download in PDF format, contends that although EA warns buyers that includes Spore DRM, says nothing about which contains a separate program that is downloaded, installed and begins running once it validates product online. Moreover, the text explains that even uninstalling the game, this software continues to work and there is no way to remove it unless you format the hard drive. Come on, that this is a poisoned little gift made in Electronic Arts.

Beyond how to end the case, what's most striking is that it shows the monumental contest between the buyers of video games for the PC by the abuse suffered by the producers, who instead of mimarlos is continually exceed in the use of DRM to monitor what they do and to limit the number of times you can install the games, which in practice just behaving that is more comfortable and have more advantages to using original software pirate. Seems to lie not yet realized, but with attitudes like these all you get is to promote the use of P2P networks as a means to access their creations.

Via Digital Abbey

Sharemula is a page of links p2p whose two leaders were arrested by the Technology Crimes Squad in October 2006 to maintain a page that links to information on P2P networks where Internet users could download movies.

Recently the Provincial Court of Madrid has confirmed in auto firm, and therefore not actionable, that link to P2P networks is not a crime. The failure to have clear boundaries and bounded may set a precedent around the world before the omnipotence of big corporations, because among the applicants can be found at Microsoft, PROMUSICAE, EGEDA, Columbia, Walt Disney, Twentieth Century Fox, Warner, Lauren Films, Universal, Paramount, Tristar Pictures, Sony Pictures and Metro Goldwin Mayer.

According to the fayo "This type of links is only one way to provide the user with Internet access to another website, as it does not reproduce the linked page, nor give rise to a storage of the same at the website of the sender . Just as we said, 'save' the work of typing the name of the page in the browser. Is the Internet user to type in the name of the page in the browser is playing or distribute the content of the page and is infringing the intellectual property of the same? Clearly not. The simple link fulfills the same function, and therefore poses no infringement of that right. "

With the lawyer for the defendants Javier de la Cueva express "We are very happy because the car confirms our thesis: in Sharemula only includes links. It does not matter whether or not for profit because if there is no communication, no offense "

The new Law on Telecommunications, known as the Telecom package, under discussion for months in the European Parliament. It was erected by the controversial so-called "torpedo action", which included controls on the discharge to protect copyrights, even to the disconnection of the network.
Aurea Caló
Associations of users and consumers were jumping alarms by the outrage that these measures could bring about the rights of Internet users. Brussels has made clear that carriers may not disconnect users who download files through P2P networks.
France was the first country to approve the disconnection of users if after three warnings were still downloading Internet content. This involves operators, which act as a police force, and there was debate about the rights of users. Operators and take responsibility, and a power of control over the content to their customers download. Something that collides with the right to privacy and private copying, according to associations that defend ciberderechos.
This proposal brings to the European Parliament, and the flood of complaints was monumental. Various associations, businessmen and several MEPs saw the dangers of a strict law to control P2P file exchanges. Tomorrow will adopt the famous Packet Telecom, and Brussels has decided to make it clear it will not be included on the far-off. It will continue the policy of warnings. When a file is downloaded copyrighted receive a message that warns about the malpractice.
The EU also wants to stress that the new law will oblige operators to offer a quality and a reasonable price for their services. Besides demonstrating the expansion of consumer rights, but the associations remain skeptical in this regard since the beginning of this quality does not provide mobile telephony and broadband.

Via www.deminorias.com

MediaDefender, the company dedicated to preventing the spread of works protected by copyright laws through P2P networks, has been accused of selling pornography.

The company employs a system that was known in slang as "spoofing" and that basically is to flood the networks with thousands of pairs of fake files of a particular title, so if an end user intends to transfer the title, will have a very high likelihood of receiving a dummy, which simply contain a warning message telling you tried to break the law on intellectual property.

However has been accused by TorrentFreak to take advantage of his position and tools to flood the P2P networks of pornographic spam, redirecting traffic to different websites for adults who apparently will provide benefits.

The Belgian operator Scarlet has informed the court that the country is technically impossible to block illegal P2P sharing.

The court imposed on him in mid-2007 the order to stop the exchange of files protected by copyrights through P2P networks.

According to the thesis of the tribunal Internet service providers were forced to block illegal file sharing.

Given the difficulty of the task the judge granted a period of 6 months to comply with his order.

After this time the carrier has reported that following the adoption of measures such as filtering or blocking traffic, it is impossible to comply with the "unworkable" verdict of the court.

According to the operator to comply with the order should be breaking the law that forbids spying on its clients and cautioned that the ruling meant "to establish a big brother on the Internet and an invisible and illegal control of personal data."

Ténica impossibility before the operator will have to pay 2500 euros in compensation for each day they can not stop the smuggling, at least until a new opinion that the court will not occur until 2010.

The downloads from P2P networks or from shared servers that have access to multiple users is not illegal, though the file being downloaded to our computers contains rights reserved or not pay their value.

So until such time as many Internet users from downloading music, videos, books or software on your favorite network, something that Europeans will fail to do in the short term.

If, because famososas Amendments Harbor, or better known as Torpedo amendments, intended converted into illegal discharges from such networks, and even those discharges semi servers as rapidshare, among others.

This package of laws is a vote this week in the European Parliament which has to Internet users in a real war footing, then point out that the measures being implemented are not favorable for nothing and that is that infringe on the freedoms of users.

In any case, who are more than happy are the owners of the rights of the programs, TV series, music and demases which was shared indiscriminately on the Internet and by whom are not receiving any income.

Now what remains is waiting to see the European Parliament's vote and hope that this measure does not apply in other countries, because frankly it would be very complicated for everyone.

Via www.elamaule.cl