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...uted for each peer in realtime. In the fourth method, the hash reporting was put on the client's end, as part of it's verification that it received the page, and the hash of hashes method was abandoned. In a fifth method was developed after a discussion I had with Michael Richardson at HOPE5 (summer '04), a crypto guru who was more than happy to share his advice for this project.. Instead of sending the entire 160 bit hash for each page, only a variable amount of the hash for each page in a range was given. This could be detirmined by the tracker, and because a malicious peer...