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Probably. When the tracker responds with a list of peers, each peer only has an id, an ip & a port; there's no real_ip or reported_ip parameters. Of course ther
by skymt 15y ago
Probably. When the tracker responds with a list of peers, each peer only has an id, an ip & a port; there's no real_ip or reported_ip parameters. Of course there could be tracker software in the wild that ignores the ip parameter entirely; it's just a spec, not a contract.
- ay 15y agoThanks for the clarification. This makes it entirely possible to spoof someone's address then by a third party.