Log in with a different ID ??

[Hevilesti]

greetings. I've been regularly using this site for quite some time now and I make it a habit to check whatever new torrent is available every few days.

this morning however, I notice that when I click on one of the torrent, I automatically log in with a different ID. Its my first time experiencing this. perhaps a picture will explain it better.



My A/C is Hevilesti, its only for that particular torrent btw as I find no problem with other torrent

[Southrop]

Have you tried clearing your cookies and cache?

[Hevilesti]

yes done that still not working right.

Its a different person now.



strangely its only this particular torrent below.

http://bakabt.me/151631-shimokita-glory-days.html

everything else works fine.

[Jarudin]

I can not explain this behavior.

What I do see is that Hevilesti, iskyoung and MNG are all from Singapore and have a dynamic IP.
It could be that your ISP is not so strict with privacy and might deal out your cookies to other people, and vice versa. That is the only explanation I can think of.
That it happened on this torrent is probably just a coincidence as I can find nothing 'suspicious' on that page.

Solution: ask demand from your ISP that they stop fooling around and starting offering proper Internet, not some kind of shared crap.

--Jarudin--

[Hevilesti]

thanks mod for a reply. I was just worried about virus or trojan or something.

It only works 1 torrent soo its not a big deal.

Thanks again for your attention

[Scudworth]

 I hope that people aren't downloading under your account if it pops up for the previous mentioned.

It probably wouldn't help but you could try flushing your ghost torrents and changing your passkey.
If that doesn't work I recommend a good witch doctor.

[Sahakiel]

I can not explain this behavior.

What I do see is that Hevilesti, iskyoung and MNG are all from Singapore and have a dynamic IP.
It could be that your ISP is not so strict with privacy and might deal out your cookies to other people, and vice versa. That is the only explanation I can think of.
That it happened on this torrent is probably just a coincidence as I can find nothing 'suspicious' on that page.

Solution: ask demand from your ISP that they stop fooling around and starting offering proper Internet, not some kind of shared crap.

--Jarudin--

This reminds me of a story I read a while back describing a similar bug.
If I remember correctly, it involves the ISP's caching web data on internal hardware. So, when user A asks for data from a certain IP address, the cache can't differentiate between user B was the one who accessed the site previously so the cache sends back the earlier copy, cookies and all.
The only solution was switch ISP's or use a private proxy/VPN outside the ISP as the first leg.

[Xiong Chiamiov]

This reminds me of a story I read a while back describing a similar bug.

Perhaps when two AT&T customers got logged into other people's Facebook accounts?

[Pierre Luc]

It could be that your ISP is not so strict with privacy and might deal out your cookies to other people, and vice versa. That is the only explanation I can think of.

Is it not possible that LeaseWeb B.V.(Ocom B.V.) is an equally likely suspect? I hope not.