Researchers Built a New Torrent Network That Can Not be Traced

After the police raid and ban on the Pirate Bay, regular Torrent users are worried and there is a great deal of fear about the future of the BitTorrent. Researchers at Delft University have unveiled a new torrent client and claim that it is impossible to shut down it, reports TorrentFreak. They have developed an anonymous and decentralized BitTorrent network which makes it safe from the vulnerabilities. With new Tribler, they have developed a strong BitTorrent client that doesn’t rely on central servers and works fine even when all torrent portals are pulled offline. BitTorrent is the internet file sharing domain and all its illegal sites let people download stolen movies and music, and it works by distributing the download of a file between lots of computers. BitTorrents currently are working totally fine and it’s a perfect file sharing domain online but after the raid on Pirate Bay, the vulnerability has increased manifold. Since the Torrent lovers have apparently a simple way to download a file i.e. to first go to Torrent network site and then search for client. So if any of one step goes down, BitTorrent system fails to download a file. With the new network, they have reduced the chance of potential vulnerability by making it decentralized. Google launched an offensive against the piracy and removed all the apps that are linked to Pirate Bay on the Google App Store and eventually deleted all apps that were related to Pirate Bay from the Play Store. So the future of pirated sites is apparently looking not bright but there are people out there who know how to break the system and it would be difficult for the govts and authorities to pull back all the pirated data from the internet.