I laugh just typing this stuff. What a joke. The joke is on Reynolds and the team of trailer park Jerry Springer wannabee developers.
Lets see if we can sum this up.
1. Reynolds decides to encrypt all the traffic from ERALink, calling it ERAccess - 3rd parties figure out how to get around in a matter of minutes.
2. URey wantabee developers come up with - password change every 45 days - 3rd parties get around that in seconds
3. Bob personally says - only allow 1 login per user account - 3rd parties defeat that system as well
4. Reynolds tries to use crappy captcha software, which 3rd parties defeat in minutes
5. Reynolds then comes up with the brillant idea to lock user accounts - 3rd parties figure out all you need to do is not go to data pulling screens like (7601/6910) - defeat in minutes after release
6. Brockman then has the idea - to watch the speed of the data coming thru the keyboard - 3rd parties figure that out and use low level keyboard hooks to get around
7. Reynolds then decides to completely remove 7601 - that will stop everyone. Of course 3rd parties go to Dynamic Reporting and get the data
8. Team Reynolds genius kicks in - Improve the captcha will stop everyone - 3rd parties figure out a way around those by using software written to defeat captcha. Captcha Killer for ERAccess
9. Extremely smart developers come with the idea - that people are messing with the WIS file. Guess what they remove the ability for the dealer to edit that - that will stop the 3rd parties - Wrong again! Defeat They just write all the settings into the 3rd party software
10. Remove DDE from ERAccess so 3rd party can not attach - defeat they just control it using standard windows API calls - that was a hard one took 3rd parties a day
11. Trailer park developers come up with - watch the keyboard to make sure they are typing like a normal human. Because the first time they wrote it really stopped people, do you think the 2nd time around is going to do much better? - Nope 3rd parties defeated that as well
12 etc
13 etc
14 etc
When will they ever learn? I guess never.
I read the blog TorrentFreak and they talk about all these countries and people trying to control people from downloading music illegally. It totally reminds me of Mr. Robert T. Brockman trying to control the dealerships. Good luck you might have better chance controlling the music industry. Whack-a-mole.
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