Literally, it would be the easiest uncover role within the cyber world.

Do that well, you'll get yourself a few more, you'll get friendly with staff at other trackers they'll invite you. It's really not that hard if someone wanted to infriate them, just say you're willing to code for them and boom you got yourself a staff position with access to the database and servers. Simply, torrent sites have gotten away with power tripping and creating this image that people who buy and trade torrent accounts are a problem when you can literally talk you way up the chain within 6-12 months. And honestly, from my experience it's largely true. I'm of the opinion a lot of tracker staff are just nerds who power trip. Ratio cheats basically add download to others because they download. If you have a ratio based torrent site fundamentally someone has to have negative ratio for the site to function. Hell even ratio cheats aren't actually a problem. > invite selling/trading is a big problem in the tracker world and tracker staff often force people to use their home IP to register for this reason. I can understand though if some people are reluctant to using CloudFlare, but for me this is a lovely feature they have - and it's free. No DNS updates needs to propagate either. Works really well even though I'm behind NAT, the public IP changes, or network goes down briefly the cloudflared daemon just reconnects. I have an nginx web server listening on a UNIX socket that the local cloudflared daemon will forward traffic to, but nginx is not needed and you could instead set up an individual tunnel for each domain/subdomain you have, but I personally just re-use the same tunnel for everything. All it really does is instead of CloudFlare forwardning HTTP requests to your server, your server connects to CloudFlare and uses that connection for bi-directional communication of HTTP request/responses. I'm in the same boat as you, also used Mullvad port forwarding for this because all I can get where I live is mobile 4G internet which is 1) behind NAT, so I share IP with many other ISP customers and 2) changes IP very frequently.Ī while back however I just locked down all ports on my 'server' (really just an old computer in my home) and instead setup a CloudFlare Tunnel on it.

Smartest way to bet on ports