I found a series of three very informative and interesting articles on one of my favorite weblogs, Freedom to Tinker. The articles discuss how a plaintiff attorney might trace the origins of anonymous online postings, and give some insight into how third-party sites acquire and use data provided when someone visits certain websites and blogs.
Identifying John Doe: It might be easier than you think
What third parties know about John Doe
The traceability of an anonymous online comment
Identifying John Doe: It might be easier than you think
What third parties know about John Doe
The traceability of an anonymous online comment
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Posted by: remedios caseros hemorroides | January 07, 2012 at 05:51 AM
It's possible, but not too likely. All these things would have to happen.The message board would have to record the IP address of the poster for each message, and save it.The "corrupt" political candidate would have to get access to.
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Posted by: Natalie Evans | April 30, 2012 at 08:59 PM