That’s just the print on the side of the stamp letting you know what it stamps.

If you are that bothered about getting caught, do some googling, and go hack…

Morals… they wish!! HAHAHAHAHA

Another more realistic solution for torrenters in “dodgy” countries. Use leacher mods and don’t upload. I’d love to see “them” complaining to your isp when you havn’t shared a packet.

I sat through a lecture on computer forensics recently for school, given by the founder of TLSI (one of the leading computer forensics companies in the world, that handles casework for the FBI here in the states.) The way he described the situation, having your ip come up on one of these lists as pirating copyrighted material is probable cause to have the federal government search your house. And the way he said it would generally go down is that they would roll into your house like the swat team with guns drawn. They would “secure” you from access to your computer systems, and then image your hard drives. From there, they run a little program that identifies every piece of installed software on your computer system and its correspoding ULA. If you can’t produce a reciept or an install disc with a legal serial for every piece of software on your system (including your OS,) then they give you the option to purchase the software on the spot. If you don’t write them a check right then and there, then their case is pretty much made against you.

He also said any info on your hd is not completely gone until every bit has been overwritten at minimum, 7 times. They can also identify the pseudo-random algorithms used by every piece of commercial “shredding” and overwriting software on the market (until those overwritten bits have been overwritten themselves at least seven times by something else.) If they have enough evidence to bring a case against you, then the fact that you have used one of these programs can be used as evidence against you. And when used in conjunction with the doccuments supplied against you by your isp, even if they don’t find direct evidence of a crime on your computer, using one of those programs is almost enough to ensure a guilty verdict. So beware of file shredders.

He said that the “only” way to securly destroy the information on an hd and keep somone from gaining access to it, is by disassembling it and taking a ball peen hammer to every inch of the surface of the platters inside. Running magnets over them won’t do the trick.

He was saying that any time there is new technology about to be released to the public, they get it and figure out a repeatable process of reverse engineering it before it ever hits the streets, so it seems that if the gov’t really has a hard-on to bring you down, they most likely will.