Have you ever tried to download something on a P2P network only to get 1,000 results of bogus files? Turns out this is now being done on purpose as a way to advertise to P2P users.
[tags]p2p, advertising[/tags]
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P2P advertising with decoy files
Have you ever tried to download something on a P2P network only to get 1,000 results of bogus files? Turns out this is now being done on purpose as a way to advertise to P2P users.
[tags]p2p, advertising[/tags]