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Old 05-06-2012, 04:18 PM   #182
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Originally Posted by teh603 View Post
So here's a question- have you spoofed his hostname? If not, then he could pull his router's system logs (if the defense can get access to them, which is unlikely in some jurisdictions), point to the fact that "someone else" was logged in via wifi and was downloading the torrents, and when none of his hardware has that hostname he arguably gets off.
I have to enter a plea of ignorance, I'm simply not computer savvy enough to know what a spoofed hostname involves. My whole point was that if the owner of the IP address in the law's eyes are considered responsible (the gist of the dialog between HarryT and myself) then once they have found what they need, they won't go any further. Police organizations are no different from any other large scale bureaucracy, they will stop working the moment they can avoid doing anything more. They are more concerned about being caught doing something incorrect rather than achieving beyond the parameters of their task masters.
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