BitTorrent Protocol: Overview, Origins, Terminology & Security Issues
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Bit torrent is a peer-to-peer file sharing protocol invented in 2001 by Bram Cohen. It allows users to distribute large files by breaking them into pieces that can be downloaded from multiple peers simultaneously, maximizing download speeds. The protocol was created as an alternative to traditional client-server downloading which can overload servers and fail if the server fails. It uses a decentralized system where every peer both uploads and downloads pieces of the file from other peers.
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BitTorrent Protocol: Overview, Origins, Terminology & Security Issues
- 7. Host Router Source OVERLOAD
- 10. P2P Protocols
- 14. Peer exchange different pieces of the file with one another until they assemble whole Machine with complete copy(the seed) can distribute incomplete pieces to multiple peers As soon as the user has a piece of the file on his machine he can become a source of that piece to other peers helping speed download All peers act as a source