filesonic files deleted: digital printing

[Invisible121]

How about multiple rar parts? Is there a workaround for digital fingerprint?

Invisible121 Reviewed by Invisible121 on 12th Dec 2011. filesonic files deleted: digital printing SORRY I MEANT TO SAY DIGITAL FINGERPRINTING. hey guys, so i received this email from filesonic today saying that the file is deleted due to this digital fingerprint crap. but the weird thing is, this file consists 7 part .rar. why did they delete only part1 as shown in the image? i did not add .txt file, rename or change md5 hash. by doing these things am i safer in the future? http://i.hotimg.com/s/Egz27Br.JPG Rating: 5

[michaellin85]

i dont' know what workaround there are to digital fingerprinting. but i'm renaming my rar's changing md5 hash, and adding txt file. so far, i haven't had any files deleted.

[vulkan12]

i finde out why my files geting deletet...
i find more then 5 ppl leching from me, same file no rerar, and then post on 100 and more forums, so when they got dmc report my files automatickli got delete bicouse have same digital fingerprinting....

[l0calh0st]

You tried RAR password?

[cvrle77]

DP has nothing to do with MD5, or hash, or anything similar...

[Invisible121]

DP has nothing to do with MD5, or hash, or anything similar...

Please elaborate more, how does Digital Fingerprint work then? Thanks

[cvrle77]

http://www.howstuffworks.com/digital-fingerprinting.htm
http://computer.howstuffworks.com/di...rprinting2.htm

That must have been hard to google

[vulkan12]

all files have unike digital fingerprint, and when one time file is delete by DMC, then all file with same DF will bi deletet, so if you upload movie without rar, and someone else do same, and he got report by DMC, then your file will be deletet to bicouse same DF...

if you rar file with txt file and someone lech from you with remote upload it is same story

[Prazsky]

I have some idea how digital fingerprint works but its crazy that they can detect files no matter what I do. Changing filenames, raring them, changing MD5, adding password...seems like nothing works. Raring used to keep the files safe but they seemed to be have found a workaround for that as well.

[CJ]

I tried diff things & now i know how to tackle with this DP, but I WOULD LIKE TO CLEAR IT UP THAT IT IS NOT DEPENDENT ON MD5