First RIAA hit list of Kazaa users - Page 2 - P2P-Zone

TankGirl · 29-07-03, 05:09 AM

I don't think they make any difference with static and dynamic IP numbers.... the ISPs can identify customers with dynamic IP numbers from their logs as easily as static IP customers if the time of the alleged activity is given.

- tg

goldie · 29-07-03, 05:14 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by TankGirl
I don't think they make any difference with static and dynamic IP numbers.... the ISPs can identify customers with dynamic IP numbers from their logs as easily as static IP customers if the time of the alleged activity is given.

- tg

what i meant TG was perhaps 'we' as users should.........for instance, if my teenage daughter was dling 3 weeks ago and I had no idea what she was up to.

I'd need that information to be able to use this neat lil IP lookup tool, right?

If I kept a list of my ip #'s, i'd not only be able to look up today's number, but also the number i may have had 3 weeks ago.

sometimes the darned thing doesn't change....but sometimes it does

........sorry for not making much sense this morning, coffee hasn't quite kicked in yet

TankGirl · 29-07-03, 05:50 AM

Yeah I guess you could do that but instead of worrying too much about RIAA's list, it is better to take sensible precautions in your present and future activities until the hostile situation is somehow resolved... avoid FastTrack and other big public networks, and if you go there, don't share any top-50 type RIAA stuff on them. And if you have kids who don't understand the dangers of the situation but insist on downloading some RIAA crap from Kazaa, just deny the use of the computer from them for a while.... easy, right?

- tg

goldie · 29-07-03, 05:58 AM

eh-hee

Had quite a lil "discussion" with my teen not more than 3 weeks ago about this very thing TG........

Just happened to be doing some piddling on her machine and ran into the biggest pile of poo you ever wanted to see.

Got to preaching again, and it's not like I hadn't been preaching for several months.

Momma went ballistic - my girl went into hiding. We removed the vulnerable programs immediately.

Kids are so hardheaded and they always think they know it all and think no harm will come their way...........how long she had it installed and using this stuff, i don't know. That's why I thought if any of us have rugrats laying around, it may be helpful to keep a little ip log.............just in case.

Next time I'm gonna send her to THE DUNGEON for more severe discipline.

TankGirl · 29-07-03, 06:13 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by goldenrod
Next time I'm gonna send her to THE DUNGEON for more severe discipline.

Yep, sounds like a clear dungeon case to me....

- tg

TankGirl · 30-07-03, 12:15 PM

More info about RIAA's spy bots from Slyck:

Quote:

The RIAA's witch-hunt has been mostly shrouded in mystery, with many not knowing who or what would bring about a lawsuit. We've sifted through approximately half the users displayed on TechTV.com's website, then examined the songs those individuals were being violated on, using the EFF's database.

It seems the RIAA is targeting a wide reach of music, including Hip Hop, R&B, Rap, Rock, Pop and Country songs. Artists such as Ludacris, Michael Jackson, NAS, Busta Rhymes, Keith Sweat and Musiq were very common throughout the subpoenas.

Even more interesting was the fact that Busta Rhymes song; "Pass the Courvoisier" appears in over 12 subpoenas. In addition, Avril Lavigne appears in over 20 subpoenas, with Ludacris reaching over 15. Remeber, we've only sifted through about 50 of the total subpoenas. Since there are over 1,000 potential subpoenas out there, a quick proportion of Busta would tell us nearly 30% of all violations include his work.

After looking at 50 or so subpoenas, the suspicion of a pattern grew more confident. While an individual wouldn't necessarily get subpoenaed for just having a Busta Rhymes song, it was the combination of Busta and additional artists that triggered the bot. Slyck hopes to obtain the entire database to more conclusively examine and reveal this potential pattern.

It seems the RIAA's search is not random, as certain songs and artists are used as triggers. We have been logging the artists and songs associated with the subpoena in an excel spreadsheet (this is temporary). The list is available from the below link.

You download our list here

- tg

assorted · 30-07-03, 02:13 PM

well shit. now i know i'm not gonna get targeted. avril fucking lavigne?! ewwwww! this is even better then my plan to send fake record company cease and desist letters to backstreet boys, britney spears and puff daddy fan sites.

maybe the riaa just wants people to stop listening to the horrid music they force feed teens?

JackSpratts · 30-07-03, 10:52 PM

my bet’s the targets will change on a regular basis in an attempt to keep traders off balance. after verifying the actual song file against a sonic fingerprint, the determination is made whether to issue a subpoena. while the riaa is most concerned about new product sales and will weigh their actions heavily in favor of punishing traders of new content they can and probably will issue writs for nearly every type of music, including world, classical etc. depending of course on input from member record companies, some of whom apparently want no part of this.

- js.

multi · 29-08-03, 03:01 AM

it appears that they are targeting users on networks other than fastrack now..
earlier this week there was 11 users of the MP2P network. Populated by Piolet, Blubster, and RockitNet.
now there is users of three different Gnutella clients . BearShare, Shareaza, and LimeWire.

from techTV :

ISPs on alert

Here's a list of which ISPs and other service providers have received subpoenas from the RIAA, and how many subpoenas each provider has received. Numbers come from a review of the RIAA subpoenas put online by the U.S. District Court in Washington, D.C.

* Comcast Cable Communications (259)
* SBC (176)
* Time Warner Cable (135)
* Verizon Internet Services (94)
* Charter Cable (62)
* Adelphia Communications (30)
* RCN (26)
* Cox Communications (19)
* EarthLink (16)
* Mediacom Communications (7)
* InterQuest Communications (6)
* Bentley College (Boston) (5)
* Boston College (3)
* CenturyTel Internet Services (2)
* CSC Holdings
* Northeastern University (2)
* New York University (2)
* San Bruno Municipal Cable (2)
* AT&T Worldnet, America Online, Boston University, Columbia University (New York), DePaul University (Chicago), Insight Midwest, Loyola University (Chicago), Loyola Marymount University (California), MIT, Northeastern University (Boston), Pacific Bell Internet, University of Southern California (1 each)

Unnamed P2P users

Subpoenas have been served to ISPs for unnamed users trading files on the following P2P networks. The number of subpoenas served is listed in parentheses.

* Bearshare (13)
* Limewire (11)
* Shareaza (2)

Today's New Targets

Updated August 28

* abesroman666@Kazaa
* aeronation1@Kazaa
* alms007@Kazaa
* AngelBabyR03@Kazaa
* anka8@Kazaa
* BB88@Kazaa
* bbyt323@Kazaa
* Betsy852@Kazaa
* bigsnuffy@Kazaa
* breaktheskies@Kazaa
* candice23@Kazaa
* carin@Kazaa
* cdmftiness@Kazaa
* Cecilia@Kazaa
* COBYCRAZY4@Kazaa
* colbyj@Kazaa
* DameLee@Kazaa
* debee@Kazaa
* debo@Kazaa
* deondray@Kazaa
* dhumbert@Kazaa
* DiamondPrincess@Kazaa
* EMTSKIN1@Kazaa
* evilise27@Kazaa
* firestretch@Kazaa
* Foxygurl42@Kazaa
* ftballqb@Kazaa
* funkiemunky666@Kazaa
* goofygary@fileshare
* gqraz@Kazaa
* grapesmugler@Kazaa
* guster@Kazaa
* Helenrose520@Kazaa
* hookmeee@Kazaa
* HyCeeGrEEnStaAr@Kazaa
* imadumbfuck@Kazaa
* imperiusRex@Kazaa
* ireallydoooo@Kazaa
* Iznoquarter420@Kazaa
* jackee@Kazaa
* jeebz@Kazaa
* Jmartinezjam@Kazaa
* Juanita_2k2@Kazaa
* kandelaki@Kazaa
* kat9672@Kazaa
* katyjo@Kazaa
* kelly5120@Kazaa
* laughter818@Kazaa
* LilMizScooby@Kazaa
* LiLxLoR@Kazaa
* Lindsay@Kazaa
* LorianPet@Kazaa
* m-a-k-a-v-e-l-I@Kazaa
* Marla262@Kazaa
* marshall@Kazaa
* MASS5@Grokster
* Mattyman85@Kazaa
* mcchesney60@Kazaa
* MelissaMK@Kazaa
* mesha-davis@Kazaa
* MFako28@Kazaa
* mike@Kazaa
* MrOrion115@Kazaa
* MusicToMyEars@Kazaa
* MustangsDJ86@Kazaa
* Nancy@Kazaa
* nmprincess@Kazaa
* oralia@Kazaa
* pfloyd234@Kazaa
* Pimpjuice@Kazaa
* QueenB@Kazaa
* rachel@Kazaa
* RealTrife@Kazaa
* RockSolid@Kazaa
* S+L+A+Y+E+R@Kazaa
* sexybodyfee@Kazaa
* shadrack@Kazaa
* shamrock26@Kazaa
* skurgeskater@Kazaa
* Slab899@Kazaa
* spidie1016@Kazaa
* spirithpy@Kazaa
* sport19@Kazaa
* Stacey6sexy@Kazaa
* stacie@Kazaa
* Stekies@Kazaa
* sxychx888@Kazaa
* tec0007@fileshare
* texxazztang@Kazaa
* tomfitzsimmons@Kazaa
* TOOGOOD@Kazaa
* touchofcream@Kazaa
* tvat@Kazaa
* UCBrandy@Kazaa
* vballcher1@Kazaa
* wilderjustme@Kazaa
* windycity@Kazaa
* woodhouse52@Kazaa
* zaneta@Kazaa

Subpoena Database Query Tool

cindy · 29-08-03, 04:20 PM

i hope they don't start targeting chrisjin music coz then i'd really be in trouble. :O)

theknife · 29-08-03, 05:21 PM

hmm - not a single subpoena to my ISP, BellSouth...i suppose i shouldn't read anything into that, but still...

JackSpratts · 29-08-03, 07:04 PM

just off the top of my head i think sbc has around 2,500,000 subscribers for it's at home highspeed service. presumably a huge proportion of them file share, say 80%, or some 2 million, tho it's probably more. out of that pool they subpoenaed 176 subscribers. you don't need to understand statistics to know the odds are solidly with the traders, and overwhelmingly so.

- js.

ONEMANBANNED · 29-08-03, 08:30 PM

Updated August 28 Oh oh Dawn

* abesroman666@Kazaa
* aeronation1@Kazaa
* alms007@Kazaa
* AngelBabyR03@Kazaa
* anka8@Kazaa
* BB88@Kazaa
* bbyt323@Kazaa
* Betsy852@Kazaa
* bigsnuffy@Kazaa
* breaktheskies@Kazaa
* candice23@Kazaa
* carin@Kazaa
* cdmftiness@Kazaa
* Cecilia@Kazaa
* COBYCRAZY4@Kazaa
* colbyj@Kazaa
* DameLee@Kazaa
* debee@Kazaa
* debo@Kazaa
* deondray@Kazaa
* dhumbert@Kazaa
* DiamondPrincess@Kazaa
* EMTSKIN1@Kazaa
* evilise27@Kazaa
* firestretch@Kazaa
* Foxygurl42@Kazaa
* ftballqb@Kazaa
* funkiemunky666@Kazaa
* goofygary@fileshare
* gqraz@Kazaa
* grapesmugler@Kazaa
* guster@Kazaa
* Helenrose520@Kazaa
* hookmeee@Kazaa
* HyCeeGrEEnStaAr@Kazaa
* imadumbfuck@Kazaa
* imperiusRex@Kazaa
* ireallydoooo@Kazaa
* Iznoquarter420@Kazaa
* jackee@Kazaa
* jeebz@Kazaa
* Jmartinezjam@Kazaa
* Juanita_2k2@Kazaa
* kandelaki@Kazaa
* kat9672@Kazaa
* katyjo@Kazaa
* kelly5120@Kazaa
* laughter818@Kazaa
* LilMizScooby@Kazaa
* LiLxLoR@Kazaa
* Lindsay@Kazaa
* LorianPet@Kazaa
* m-a-k-a-v-e-l-I@Kazaa
* Marla262@Kazaa
* marshall@Kazaa
* MASS5@Grokster
* Mattyman85@Kazaa
* mcchesney60@Kazaa
* MelissaMK@Kazaa
* mesha-davis@Kazaa
* MFako28@Kazaa
* mike@Kazaa
* MrOrion115@Kazaa
* MusicToMyEars@Kazaa
* MustangsDJ86@Kazaa
* Nancy@Kazaa
* nmprincess@Kazaa
* oralia@Kazaa
* pfloyd234@Kazaa
* Pimpjuice@Kazaa
* QueenB@Kazaa
* rachel@Kazaa
* RealTrife@Kazaa
* RockSolid@Kazaa
* S+L+A+Y+E+R@Kazaa
* sexybodyfee@Kazaa
* shadrack@Kazaa
* shamrock26@Kazaa
* skurgeskater@Kazaa
* Slab899@Kazaa
* spidie1016@Kazaa
* spirithpy@Kazaa
* sport19@Kazaa
* Stacey6sexy@Kazaa
* stacie@Kazaa
* Stekies@Kazaa
* sxychx888@Kazaa
* tec0007@fileshare
* texxazztang@Kazaa
* tomfitzsimmons@Kazaa
* TOOGOOD@Kazaa
* touchofcream@Kazaa
* Twodogpeopleandahusband
* tvat@Kazaa
* UCBrandy@Kazaa
* vballcher1@Kazaa
* wilderjustme@Kazaa
* windycity@Kazaa
* woodhouse52@Kazaa
* zaneta@Kazaa

30-07-03, 02:13 PM	#27
assorted WAH! Join Date: Apr 2001 Posts: 725	well shit. now i know i'm not gonna get targeted. avril fucking lavigne?! ewwwww! this is even better then my plan to send fake record company cease and desist letters to backstreet boys, britney spears and puff daddy fan sites. maybe the riaa just wants people to stop listening to the horrid music they force feed teens? __________________ I hate hate haters

29-08-03, 03:01 AM	#29
multi Thanks for being with arse Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: The other side of the world Posts: 10,343	it appears that they are targeting users on networks other than fastrack now.. earlier this week there was 11 users of the MP2P network. Populated by Piolet, Blubster, and RockitNet. now there is users of three different Gnutella clients . BearShare, Shareaza, and LimeWire. from techTV : ISPs on alert Here's a list of which ISPs and other service providers have received subpoenas from the RIAA, and how many subpoenas each provider has received. Numbers come from a review of the RIAA subpoenas put online by the U.S. District Court in Washington, D.C. * Comcast Cable Communications (259) * SBC (176) * Time Warner Cable (135) * Verizon Internet Services (94) * Charter Cable (62) * Adelphia Communications (30) * RCN (26) * Cox Communications (19) * EarthLink (16) * Mediacom Communications (7) * InterQuest Communications (6) * Bentley College (Boston) (5) * Boston College (3) * CenturyTel Internet Services (2) * CSC Holdings * Northeastern University (2) * New York University (2) * San Bruno Municipal Cable (2) * AT&T Worldnet, America Online, Boston University, Columbia University (New York), DePaul University (Chicago), Insight Midwest, Loyola University (Chicago), Loyola Marymount University (California), MIT, Northeastern University (Boston), Pacific Bell Internet, University of Southern California (1 each) Unnamed P2P users Subpoenas have been served to ISPs for unnamed users trading files on the following P2P networks. The number of subpoenas served is listed in parentheses. * Bearshare (13) * Limewire (11) * Shareaza (2) Today's New Targets Updated August 28 * abesroman666@Kazaa * aeronation1@Kazaa * alms007@Kazaa * AngelBabyR03@Kazaa * anka8@Kazaa * BB88@Kazaa * bbyt323@Kazaa * Betsy852@Kazaa * bigsnuffy@Kazaa * breaktheskies@Kazaa * candice23@Kazaa * carin@Kazaa * cdmftiness@Kazaa * Cecilia@Kazaa * COBYCRAZY4@Kazaa * colbyj@Kazaa * DameLee@Kazaa * debee@Kazaa * debo@Kazaa * deondray@Kazaa * dhumbert@Kazaa * DiamondPrincess@Kazaa * EMTSKIN1@Kazaa * evilise27@Kazaa * firestretch@Kazaa * Foxygurl42@Kazaa * ftballqb@Kazaa * funkiemunky666@Kazaa * goofygary@fileshare * gqraz@Kazaa * grapesmugler@Kazaa * guster@Kazaa * Helenrose520@Kazaa * hookmeee@Kazaa * HyCeeGrEEnStaAr@Kazaa * imadumbfuck@Kazaa * imperiusRex@Kazaa * ireallydoooo@Kazaa * Iznoquarter420@Kazaa * jackee@Kazaa * jeebz@Kazaa * Jmartinezjam@Kazaa * Juanita_2k2@Kazaa * kandelaki@Kazaa * kat9672@Kazaa * katyjo@Kazaa * kelly5120@Kazaa * laughter818@Kazaa * LilMizScooby@Kazaa * LiLxLoR@Kazaa * Lindsay@Kazaa * LorianPet@Kazaa * m-a-k-a-v-e-l-I@Kazaa * Marla262@Kazaa * marshall@Kazaa * MASS5@Grokster * Mattyman85@Kazaa * mcchesney60@Kazaa * MelissaMK@Kazaa * mesha-davis@Kazaa * MFako28@Kazaa * mike@Kazaa * MrOrion115@Kazaa * MusicToMyEars@Kazaa * MustangsDJ86@Kazaa * Nancy@Kazaa * nmprincess@Kazaa * oralia@Kazaa * pfloyd234@Kazaa * Pimpjuice@Kazaa * QueenB@Kazaa * rachel@Kazaa * RealTrife@Kazaa * RockSolid@Kazaa * S+L+A+Y+E+R@Kazaa * sexybodyfee@Kazaa * shadrack@Kazaa * shamrock26@Kazaa * skurgeskater@Kazaa * Slab899@Kazaa * spidie1016@Kazaa * spirithpy@Kazaa * sport19@Kazaa * Stacey6sexy@Kazaa * stacie@Kazaa * Stekies@Kazaa * sxychx888@Kazaa * tec0007@fileshare * texxazztang@Kazaa * tomfitzsimmons@Kazaa * TOOGOOD@Kazaa * touchofcream@Kazaa * tvat@Kazaa * UCBrandy@Kazaa * vballcher1@Kazaa * wilderjustme@Kazaa * windycity@Kazaa * woodhouse52@Kazaa * zaneta@Kazaa Subpoena Database Query Tool __________________ i beat the internet - the end boss is hard Secret Temple of It

29-08-03, 08:30 PM	#33
ONEMANBANNED Push "winky" ! Push!!! Join Date: Mar 2000 Location: north Posts: 3,529	Updated August 28 Oh oh Dawn * abesroman666@Kazaa * aeronation1@Kazaa * alms007@Kazaa * AngelBabyR03@Kazaa * anka8@Kazaa * BB88@Kazaa * bbyt323@Kazaa * Betsy852@Kazaa * bigsnuffy@Kazaa * breaktheskies@Kazaa * candice23@Kazaa * carin@Kazaa * cdmftiness@Kazaa * Cecilia@Kazaa * COBYCRAZY4@Kazaa * colbyj@Kazaa * DameLee@Kazaa * debee@Kazaa * debo@Kazaa * deondray@Kazaa * dhumbert@Kazaa * DiamondPrincess@Kazaa * EMTSKIN1@Kazaa * evilise27@Kazaa * firestretch@Kazaa * Foxygurl42@Kazaa * ftballqb@Kazaa * funkiemunky666@Kazaa * goofygary@fileshare * gqraz@Kazaa * grapesmugler@Kazaa * guster@Kazaa * Helenrose520@Kazaa * hookmeee@Kazaa * HyCeeGrEEnStaAr@Kazaa * imadumbfuck@Kazaa * imperiusRex@Kazaa * ireallydoooo@Kazaa * Iznoquarter420@Kazaa * jackee@Kazaa * jeebz@Kazaa * Jmartinezjam@Kazaa * Juanita_2k2@Kazaa * kandelaki@Kazaa * kat9672@Kazaa * katyjo@Kazaa * kelly5120@Kazaa * laughter818@Kazaa * LilMizScooby@Kazaa * LiLxLoR@Kazaa * Lindsay@Kazaa * LorianPet@Kazaa * m-a-k-a-v-e-l-I@Kazaa * Marla262@Kazaa * marshall@Kazaa * MASS5@Grokster * Mattyman85@Kazaa * mcchesney60@Kazaa * MelissaMK@Kazaa * mesha-davis@Kazaa * MFako28@Kazaa * mike@Kazaa * MrOrion115@Kazaa * MusicToMyEars@Kazaa * MustangsDJ86@Kazaa * Nancy@Kazaa * nmprincess@Kazaa * oralia@Kazaa * pfloyd234@Kazaa * Pimpjuice@Kazaa * QueenB@Kazaa * rachel@Kazaa * RealTrife@Kazaa * RockSolid@Kazaa * S+L+A+Y+E+R@Kazaa * sexybodyfee@Kazaa * shadrack@Kazaa * shamrock26@Kazaa * skurgeskater@Kazaa * Slab899@Kazaa * spidie1016@Kazaa * spirithpy@Kazaa * sport19@Kazaa * Stacey6sexy@Kazaa * stacie@Kazaa * Stekies@Kazaa * sxychx888@Kazaa * tec0007@fileshare * texxazztang@Kazaa * tomfitzsimmons@Kazaa * TOOGOOD@Kazaa * touchofcream@Kazaa * Twodogpeopleandahusband * tvat@Kazaa * UCBrandy@Kazaa * vballcher1@Kazaa * wilderjustme@Kazaa * windycity@Kazaa * woodhouse52@Kazaa * zaneta@Kazaa Last edited by ONEMANBANNED : 30-08-03 at 11:02 AM.

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29-07-03, 05:09 AM	#21
TankGirl Madame Comrade Join Date: May 2000 Location: Area 25 Posts: 5,587	I don't think they make any difference with static and dynamic IP numbers.... the ISPs can identify customers with dynamic IP numbers from their logs as easily as static IP customers if the time of the alleged activity is given. - tg

29-07-03, 05:50 AM	#23
TankGirl Madame Comrade Join Date: May 2000 Location: Area 25 Posts: 5,587	Yeah I guess you could do that but instead of worrying too much about RIAA's list, it is better to take sensible precautions in your present and future activities until the hostile situation is somehow resolved... avoid FastTrack and other big public networks, and if you go there, don't share any top-50 type RIAA stuff on them. And if you have kids who don't understand the dangers of the situation but insist on downloading some RIAA crap from Kazaa, just deny the use of the computer from them for a while.... easy, right? - tg

29-07-03, 05:58 AM	#24
goldie yea, it's me. Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: usa Posts: 2,093	eh-hee Had quite a lil "discussion" with my teen not more than 3 weeks ago about this very thing TG........ Just happened to be doing some piddling on her machine and ran into the biggest pile of poo you ever wanted to see. Got to preaching again, and it's not like I hadn't been preaching for several months. Momma went ballistic - my girl went into hiding. We removed the vulnerable programs immediately. Kids are so hardheaded and they always think they know it all and think no harm will come their way...........how long she had it installed and using this stuff, i don't know. That's why I thought if any of us have rugrats laying around, it may be helpful to keep a little ip log.............just in case. Next time I'm gonna send her to THE DUNGEON for more severe discipline.

30-07-03, 10:52 PM	#28
JackSpratts Join Date: May 2001 Location: New England Posts: 10,017	my bet’s the targets will change on a regular basis in an attempt to keep traders off balance. after verifying the actual song file against a sonic fingerprint, the determination is made whether to issue a subpoena. while the riaa is most concerned about new product sales and will weigh their actions heavily in favor of punishing traders of new content they can and probably will issue writs for nearly every type of music, including world, classical etc. depending of course on input from member record companies, some of whom apparently want no part of this. - js.

29-08-03, 04:20 PM	#30
cindy aka harby Join Date: Jan 2003 Posts: 23	i hope they don't start targeting chrisjin music coz then i'd really be in trouble. :O)

29-08-03, 05:21 PM	#31
theknife my name is Ranking Fullstop Join Date: Dec 2001 Location: Promontorium Tremendum Posts: 4,391	hmm - not a single subpoena to my ISP, BellSouth...i suppose i shouldn't read anything into that, but still...

29-08-03, 07:04 PM	#32
JackSpratts Join Date: May 2001 Location: New England Posts: 10,017	just off the top of my head i think sbc has around 2,500,000 subscribers for it's at home highspeed service. presumably a huge proportion of them file share, say 80%, or some 2 million, tho it's probably more. out of that pool they subpoenaed 176 subscribers. you don't need to understand statistics to know the odds are solidly with the traders, and overwhelmingly so. - js.