| Re: PASSWORDED |
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| General E. Pisthoffe (Pisthoffe@KWTF-TV.com) |
2015/04/17 13:02 |
On Fri, 17 Apr 2015 05:21:42 GMT, Niamh <Niam@nospam.com> wrote:
>General E. Pisthoffe <Pisthoffe@KWTF-TV.com> wrote in
>news:62g0ja12so7u92hcs8knbhvr4uvv6uj17n@news.giganews.com:
>
>> On Thu, 16 Apr 2015 18:18:51 GMT, Niamh <Niam@nospam.com> wrote:
>>
>>>Niamh <Niam@nospam.com> wrote in news:XnsA47EC41408852Niamnospamcom@
>>>81.171.92.222:
>>>
>>>> Don't bother
>>>>
>>>
>>>Subject: jtXnbZtXZyu9tK4oZFwfndhmOsuf8X [2/12] -
>>>"AeUVkms9XLxcKSoIiROgGlc01gEdgz.part1.rar" yEnc (2/1366)
>>>From: MYUptWneD9 <MYUptWneD9@oawnxlhynw.qs>
>>
>> All files with the 'fruitsalad' filenames are to be ignored.
>>
>> They aren't always passworded, though they usually are. You can be
>> sure, however, they are Off-Topic. It's the latest plan by uploaders
>> of mostly first-run movies and television programming from the US, to
>> avoid the DCMA lawyers by encrypting the filenames and passwording the
>> files themselves, so that only the members of their 'clique' can
>> 1)find and 2) open the files. Obviously a waste of time for anyone
>> else. Seeing a fruitsalad filename in an NZB search engine may point
>> the lawyers to a group, but without a way to decode the filename, or
>> open the file once they find it, they're at trail's end.
>>
>> Uploading them to off-topic groups, like this one but also to several
>> others, also helps throw the lawyers off track, as the Perry Masons
>> won't be searching each and every Usenet group in hopes of finding
>> their clients' copywritten material, and couldn't identify it or open
>> the file, even it they were disposed to invest the time and effort.
>>
>> Using the following filter (if you use Agent) will help you flag these
>> files to simplify their deletion. Whether you set up your filter to
>> Delete or Ignore is up to you, but this will help more easily isolate
>> them for your preferred action.
>>
>> The filter flags all files with a given number of consecutive letters
>> in the filename. Most legit filenames don't have more than a few words
>> in the title w/o including a space. You can adjust that number up or
>> down by adding or deleting repetitions in the filtering sequence.
>>
>> General E. Pisthoffe
>>
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>
>It is passworded, as I downloaded the first part and Winrar stated it
>was passworded. I am fully conversant as to what a passworded file is.
>
>It is obvious it is not a straight forward and trustworthy post by its
>appearance.
As is already well known by 99.999% of users of this newsgroup and all
other newsgroups where such junk appears, who don't even bother to
check for a password. See your paragraph 2, above.
General E. Pisthoffe
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