Quote from: Darker45 on July 31, 2019, 03:33:31 AM

Quote from: BrewMaster on July 26, 2019, 05:14:35 PM

Quote from: TheWolf666 on July 26, 2019, 02:32:50 PM

Why not revealing them?

then why stop there? why not release the information this site sees from all other users. lets start from you, bitcointalk should release your IP address among other things including browser fingerprint,...

LOL! Bull's eye! Of all the users here, it is Satoshi's that the OP wanted to be released to the public. Such betrayal of Satoshi's advocacy for anonymity. Bitcoin is designed to protect personal information and now we're trying to dig deeper, releasing sensitive information in the process, to compromise the identity behind the pseudonym.

Quote from: TheWolf666 on July 26, 2019, 02:50:30 PM

I would be interested in eventually check if these IP are all Tor related. With so many Satoshi popping up to get the Nobel price...

How much?

Kidding! Perhaps it is about time the Nobel Prize be given to one who is beyond the physical human individual, and make history. Satoshi is an idea. Let the prize be given to it as it is.

They probably are old tor exit nodes, but we are talking 10 years ago, IPs do change...

I doubt satoshi would let pass any browser fingerprinting. Even i as a mere user knew back then that could fool that by making your browser look like one of the top popular browser/os combination while actually using something quite unique. Back then something windows 7 internet explorer or such you could send to the http server, its not rocket science you know, there are even add-ons to do that, and at some point it was needed for some idiot (bank) sites that would reject decent os/browser combinations because the webmaster couldn't imagine people not using windows and internet explorer...

And this is assuming those 10 year old logs are still kept.

And if i was satoshi, i would have probably used a live distro (from read only optical media) anyway, connected via tor, not unlike what Tails does by default. That way, at the end of the session turn off the pc and all traces are gone.