August 5th, 2001
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Quote: Originally posted by caused
I'm a little confused about this, why is it important that it knows its talking to a real Bearshare client but not important to know if you are talking to a real LimeWire client? Is it because newer bearshare clients hold information about where to get the update or updates are recieved through gnutella entirely? And isnt that considered an automated search? | I think he means the spy control packets are encrypted with BS. Yes that's right, it's all BS anyway, so change a few BS bytes and everyone will be happy.
I assume you look for strings like "RSA", but since the BSing dude probably reads this forum they probably did a bit shift on the bytes so you can't read them.
Someone want to write something that does this for me? |
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