So the hostname is public knowledge in cert transparency logs. Can anyone open the address and see the *arrs are installed?
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This method is a band-aid patch when your downstream code is all messed up and you can't fix it. Instead of treating the input string correctly, it just removes anything that might possibly trigger some vulnerability in wrong code.
Don't know, but torrentleech doesn't require port forwarding for HNR.
Of course there are different ways to select the quality level. CRF numbers don't mean anything though, they're just higher or lower than each other.
How do you secure the public interface?
Seeding satisfies HNR even without port forwarding. You need port forwarding to get more than a little upload.
You're on private trackers and you don't understand port forwarding?
Both, obviously.
But you don't make it public you did that. If summoned to court, you XOR C with innocuous file D, to get result E, which looks like a random encryption key. Then you tell them the file is D XOR E.
It helps if either A or B is random. There's no chance that your randomly encrypted file is accidentally the XOR of two non-random files.
Running a computer program is copyright infringement because the program is copied from HDD to RAM. Watching a movie should be copyright infringement because the movie is copied from the screen to your brain.
But you have to know the number. It's not copyright infringement if you just know there is a number.
old napster that no longer exists or new napster that is some brand takeover troll garbage?
The ones other people are watching at the same time.