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In both the cases you site would there be a trail of those requests in the server log files? If so they could have been (or will be) pointed to by the prosecuti
by forgotAgain 12y ago
In both the cases you site would there be a trail of those requests in the server log files? If so they could have been (or will be) pointed to by the prosecution. Since the prosecution has an image of the server they should be able to demonstrate the point if needed. If they can't then I think it casts doubt on their story.
- samcrawford 12y agoYou'll see the requests in nginx's access logs, but it might be very hard to isolate them. These would not show the response data (only the length and the response code). But you're right, I'd expect that whatever tactic they used, the prosecution should be able to demonstrate in far more depth how the IP leaked.
- lorddoig 12y agoIt was no image - it was a tarball with some highly suspect mtimes.