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Old 12-30-2005, 03:53 PM   #1
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Scraper for p2p networks

Anyone know of a scraper tool for keywords used on the major p2p networks?
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Old 12-30-2005, 03:56 PM   #2
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No need to post here--just email me directly. I'll trade a related script for it as well
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Old 12-30-2005, 04:07 PM   #3
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The best way to do this is monier at the TCP/IP level. I know one company that has done it, but thhey wanted like 500K last time i had asked them

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Old 12-30-2005, 04:09 PM   #4
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The best way to do this is monier at the TCP/IP level. I know one company that has done it, but thhey wanted like 500K last time i had asked them

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Oh jeez, jay. BTW, email me I may have a proposal for you re using p2p intelligence for non-p2p purposes
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Old 12-30-2005, 04:13 PM   #5
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If anyone knows of an aggregator of the keywords (including relative search volumes), I'd be interested in licensing a feed.
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Old 12-30-2005, 05:22 PM   #6
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The best way to do this is monier at the TCP/IP level.
WTF? Newbies

All it takes is C programming skills and reading the protocol papers to rewrite a Gnutella servent to run in Ultrapeer mode so that it logs Querys to file. Running a sniffer to get packets from Limewire sure is a painful way. Of course for Kazaa it's a different story, the protocol encryption is an obstacle

BTW, if you've seen the amount of searchs for ch*ld porn on P2P, you'd be sick

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Old 12-31-2005, 12:46 AM   #7
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WTF? Newbies

All it takes is C programming skills and reading the protocol papers to rewrite a Gnutella servent to run in Ultrapeer mode so that it logs Querys to file. Running a sniffer to get packets from Limewire sure is a painful way. Of course for Kazaa it's a different story, the protocol encryption is an obstacle

BTW, if you've seen the amount of searchs for ch*ld porn on P2P, you'd be sick
Thanks. If you ever to download a song thinking that was the new U2 song and hear a hizzing sound, well i wrote some of the code to spam the P2P system that is used by a major provider now. So I know what I am talking about.

The problem with P2P networks is that every one is different, just pick the one you want to work with and then look at the layer7 level. Their are some good software that can filter laywer 7 traffic and parse it out, so you do not have to meddle the server.

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Listen to Jay he knows what he is talking about.
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ya you search for star wars and lesbian hot 3some brushing their teeth comes up.
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Old 12-31-2005, 05:17 AM   #13
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Thanks. If you ever to download a song thinking that was the new U2 song and hear a hizzing sound, well i wrote some of the code to spam the P2P system that is used by a major provider now. So I know what I am talking about.

The problem with P2P networks is that every one is different, just pick the one you want to work with and then look at the layer7 level. Their are some good software that can filter laywer 7 traffic and parse it out, so you do not have to meddle the server.

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Very interesting, I never knew my competitors used this method.
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I believe BradG has a site related to p2p keywords.
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Old 12-31-2005, 07:46 AM   #15
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We have the software to do this and we have been databasing queries now for almost 2 years


I can pull whatever you need, ICQ me if you want it. Maybe we can discuss in Vegas
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Old 12-31-2005, 07:49 AM   #16
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i bet those logs are fuckin sick.

how much cp/beast porn is searched for daily?
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Old 12-31-2005, 07:55 AM   #17
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i bet those logs are fuckin sick.

how much cp/beast porn is searched for daily?
It's disgusting how much of the search volume is for CP.

I have spent countless hours finding all the names they use for cp (obscure shit like "pthc" and "raygold") and then writing filters to keep it out of my final data sets.

There are also millions of searches for CC numbers, Outlook PST files (spammers use them to get email lists) and tons of other illegal shit.

Do you want to know what the number 1 search term on p2p has been for the longest time?

"neonode" The first time I saw it I had to look it up. It's a phone/pda with tons of apps you can DL on p2p networks.
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Old 12-31-2005, 08:03 AM   #19
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I might could use an update Brad. lol
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It's disgusting how much of the search volume is for CP.

I have spent countless hours finding all the names they use for cp (obscure shit like "pthc" and "raygold") and then writing filters to keep it out of my final data sets.

There are also millions of searches for CC numbers, Outlook PST files (spammers use them to get email lists) and tons of other illegal shit.

Do you want to know what the number 1 search term on p2p has been for the longest time?

"neonode" The first time I saw it I had to look it up. It's a phone/pda with tons of apps you can DL on p2p networks.
One of the big issues is people are becoming smart. For example do a search for MILF and downlaod 20 WMV files, 19 of them will be DRMed. So most of the users are skiping those downloads and going to other formats.

Second they are comming up with code names for search so files are named so diferent from what they are and they trade these code names on IRC. Because of this having a system where you know what search are done is key.

Still the P2P market is like TGP but little better since you can target the user (the guy is searching for some thing). The ideal is user is a newbee who sees the video, falls in love with the gilr / guy on the video, comes to your site and sign up.

P2P Marketing works well for VOD sites that sells Pay Per Clip, Reality Sites with good story line and single girl sites with lots of video.

We are working on few things for mainstream on both sites of the P2P camp, use P2P to advertise some thing or use P2P to make sure you hate it (ever downloaded a audio clip thinking its the latest Jaylo song, but got a detail message about how your usage is tracked and how many people paid that 22K fine....its scars the shit out of newbeees...but works)

Any way P2P is here to stay and money can be made in so many ways. If any one have questions, hit me up at jay at objectcube.com

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Old 12-31-2005, 11:15 AM   #22
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Users: 264871
Filetopia
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These shows which server is popular. The numbers are not correct as it only tracks connected users to one set of servers, but shows which one you need tot work with and what to ignore

Also what is missing is BitTorant

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