Then it came back to life and started redirecting to random sites full of advertisements. Eventually this stopped and both demonoid. The good news here is that despite Demonoid being completely gone from the Internet, it's not gone for good. The administrator seems to want to bring the site back, some day.
Security company faces backlash for waiting 12 months to disclose Palo Alto 0-day. RHEL 8. CISA warns of equipment vulnerabilities from multiple vendors. Costco customers complain of fraudulent charges before company confirms card skimming attack.
Google warns hackers used macOS zero-day flaw, could capture keystrokes, screengrabs. Any content depicting a sexual act will be deleted. There are countless sources to distribute this type of material and Demonoid is not one of them. Get rich quick schemes, money pyramids, free stuff and the likes do not benefit anyone. Torrents such as these will be deleted on sight. No hate inducing material of any kind. No passworded archives. Passworded archives. Forcing people to go to other site to acquire a password is a nuisance on the community.
Torrents which are reported for violating this rule are immediately deleted. No torrents from private trackers Torrents from trackers that require registration on a site to download are not allowed. No duplicate material Please search before uploading to check if the material is already on the site No trojans or virus infected archives No infected torrents are allowed.
Torrents infected with trojans, virii, adware, spyware, malware, etc. No hacking tools reading material related to this subject is ok Try to make sure your torrents are well-seeded for at least 24 hours or until there are some seeds to replace you. Why is a torrent I uploaded not listed? The site updates the torrent listing every few minutes. If more than ten minutes passes since you uploaded it, and it's still not there, try uploading it again. Also, you need to seed the torrent in order for it to apper on the list.
A non-seeded torrent is immediately labled as a "dead" or inactive torrent. You may search for your torrent applying the filter [dead torrents] or [dead and active torrents]. Once you begin seeding your torrent, it will automatically be made visible by the site. Back to top I uploaded a torrent, why does it appear to have been deleted?
Are you sure your torrent was in sync with the rules? The torrent Moderators are constantly browsing the site, looking for torrents that break the rules. Even if your torrent barely stays within the scope of the rules, if it receives too many complaints, it will be deleted.
Back to top What is this " Torrent not in pool yet" error I keep getting? This means the tracker has not had the time to read the database yet. The tracker reads the database every 3 minutes or so, and then adds the new torrents to it's torrent pool.
You need to wait for the torrent to be on the pool to be able to seed it. If you get this error, stop the transfer, wait 3 minutes usually it takes less, but make it 3 to be sure , and then restart it.
Back to top Am I allowed to upload my torrent tracked by Demonoid to other sites? Yes you are. It's your torrent, as long as the torrent is in sync with the site rules, you may do with it whatever you want. It may actually be wise to add your torrent to other sites. This will undoubtedly increase your traffic. More traffic means a faster distribution of the torrent. Back to top What is "normal seeding mode" and what is "super-seeding mode"?
Seeding mode is the regular way a client seeds. A peer who requests a piece from you will get that piece. Super-seeding mode is slightly different. In super-seed mode, you will transfer a single piece only once. This means you will not transfer any piece more than once. However, please remember that super-seed mode is only useful for the initial distribution.
Afterwards, seeding will be quicker on normal mode. Back to top Stats What is this "ratio"? The upload to download ratio is just that: a ratio. BitTorrent is a sharing protocol. So obviously, sharing is expected. The ratio system was introduced to allow you to monitor your transfer amount. A ratio of 1. This means you have upload more than you have downloaded.
This mentality is vital to the sharing community. Although sometimes it is difficult to seed what you have downloaded, please just try to make an effort. Back to top How is the ratio calculated?
Every member starts off with 0 kilobytes downloaded and 0 kilobytes uploaded, giving them a ratio of 1. Obviously, the latter is the preferrable ratio. Please pay attention to your ratio and seed accordingly. Only data transfered via the Demonoid tracker will count toward your ratio. Back to top My ratio is getting too low, am I going to be banned?
The ratio system is purely statistical and somewhat innacurate for the ones with shared or dynamic ips. Besides what other users may think of you for not sharing, there is no punishment for having a low ratio.
Back to top Why isn't my ratio being reported properly? There are a few reasons your ratio isn't updating properly. Similarly, a faulty, experimental, or beta testing a client, may also cause your stats to be misreported.
If your client supports DHT and it is enabled any data transfered via these means will not count toward your ratio. Back to top What are the best practices for ensuring my ratio is updated correctly? There are a few things you may try to ensure a proper ratio update. Back to top Why doesn't Demonoid use a "live tracker"?
Demonoid tracks too many peers, and live-tracking would put too much of a strain on our server. Back to top Torrents What am I not allowed to say in a comment? This rule is strictly enforced.
Any member violating this rule will be banned, no questions asked. Flaming is NOT tolerated. If violated in excess, you will be warned and if you persist, you will be banned. Although profanity is not against site rules, please use in moderation. We have many members, many of which are underage. So please keep this in mind when posting. Torrent comments are for discussions on the torrent. Please stay on topic. Off topic comments are rude and disrespectful towards the torrent owner.
Please do not repeat any complaints, if it has already been mentioned. If the problem has yet to be resolved, take it through the PM system. Over the years, the website has gone through many rough patches ranging from lawsuits, media pressures, and blocking orders to police investigations, and hosting problems. However, the website has been down for several weeks and even months previously as well and then was back online like nothing happened. So, it is yet to be seen if the same thing happens this time or would be a different picture.
We cannot ignore the fact that Demonoid has already been facing technical issues that take much longer to be fixed than expected. Such as the sub-site of Demonoid, Hypercache.
Hackers manipulate botnets, groups of infected systems, to launch a DNS strike or overload web traffic on targeted systems. Demonoid site seekers were surprised to get the following server error when they attempted a visit:.
The action you requested could not be completed because the server is too busy. Please try again in a few minutes. Questionable are subsequent reroutes to advertisements, such as bestfastget dot com, that reflect a low-trust rating and reportedly are malicious. When questioned, the Demonoid admin confirmed intentional rerouting to adverts in hopes of offsetting escalated bandwidth expenses due to the DNS strike. He also alluded downtime would continue to allow a full investigation and much needed maintenance to better block exploits or defend against malicious attacks , leaving many to worry about the future state of one of world's largest eTorrent sites.
Bots are secretly implanted on poorly guarded computer systems, allowing hackers to activate them at will after making use of a backdoor, also a malicious program installed without user's permission or knowledge. The Internet is a landmine, and one wrong step or click on a poisonous link or compromised website can deliver a nasty infection helping to turn your system into a viral warhead for a hacker or cybercrook.
These days, malware is fortified by obfuscation tricks giving malicious programs longevity or extended life, if not eternal. Many malicious programs, i.
0コメント